Wonderful Stuff Lift Out Your Corns Wonderfully
An advertisement proclaims Freezone a painless corn and callus remover. It claims a Cincinnati inventor and urges customers to ask drug stores for a small bottle priced cheaply. Drops applied directly to the corn shrink and loosen the corn or callus so it can be pulled away with fingers without skin irritation.
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Theater Party Honors Miss Rosie Goldberg at Flora Kastenbaum’s
Miss Flora Kastenbaum hosted a Friday theater party in honor of guest Miss Rosie Goldberg of Temple. After viewing the Wonderland pictures, refreshments were served at Tucker's team parlor and games were played on the lawn until late. Six couples attended with dames Kastenbaum and M F Pucker as chaperones.
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Lemon Juice Freckle Remover Beauty Lotion Ad
An old advertisement touts lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a cheap freckle and blemish whitening lotion. It instructs squeezing two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint, massaging daily to achieve a clearer lighter skin tone.
Quinine Liniment Ad touted for tonic and laxative relief
An advertisement extols LAXA FEVE BROMO QUININE as superior to ordinary tonic medicines. It claims no nervousness and features a signature line of HE. W. GROVE. The price listed is 25 cents.
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HE. W. Grove
August 24 Registration Ordered for All 21-Year-Olds
Milam county prepares another registration on August 24 for men turning 21 since June 5 to meet needs before the September general registration under the new age limit. About 200 men remain on the reserve list qualified for general military service.
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Milam
War Fund Pledges Call At Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank urges readers to pay their Red Cross War Fund pledges. Message signed by A. Flinn, chairman, noting 15 tf BE.
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Citizens National Bank
Red Cross
Water Well at Texas Bottling Works Proves Pure
Walter Hendrickson of Cameron runs the Texas Bottling Works and reports a perennial well of exceptionally pure water. The cemented well extends to the pump chamber and is driven by an electric motor. The water is used in soda water and other products and analysis claims it is absolutely pure.
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Cameron
Walter Hendrickson
Texas Bottling Works
Hendrickson
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength
Old and young alike are urged to take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to endure the summer heat. The ad claims the tonic purifies and enriches blood and builds up the system, with a strengthening invigorating effect and a 60 cent price.
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Grove
Governor Hobby backs education from bottom to top
The Waco Times-Herald quotes Governor Hobby praising an education program that starts at the bottom and builds upward. He calls for an even and symmetrical development of the system as a key priority.
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Hobby
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Marriage Unites Jack Dinkins and Estelle Bell in Cameron
Sunday afternoon ceremony at 4 o'clock was held at the bride's relatives home with Rev. B B Blaylock officiating. Witnesses included family members of the contracting parties and friends. After congratulations the couple began housekeeping at Mrs Jessie Blankenship's home. Both are well known in Cameron with many friends who wish them happiness.
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Jack Dinkins
Estelle Bell
D. B. Worcester
Rev
B. B. Blaylock
Sam Hefley
Opie Lee Blaylock
Marion Morton
Jessie Blankenship
Cameron
Revival of Cameron Fruit Company Underway
S Kestenbaum, owner of the Cameron Fruit Company, will begin receiving fruit by the carload for Cameron and Milam County in the coming days. The firm disbanded the line due to low spirits and shortage but plans to revive the business by early next week.
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Milam County
Cameron
S. Kestenbaum
Cameron Fruit Company
Kestenbaum
Muldrews Learn Son Boyd Arrived Safely in France
Mr and Mrs J B Muldrew of Briary report a message from their son Boyd saying he has arrived safely in France.
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J. B. Muldrew
Briary
Boyd
France
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