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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
12
Louis Gohmert, proprietor of the wkomert Variety Store, is in Cam wer Hospital with blood poisoning in his hand. He injured his hand unpacking crates when a splinter punctured it and became infected.
A historical note describes urinary irritation from kidney and bladder issues. It advises drinking four ounces of Salts dissolved in water daily for two weeks to neutralize acids in urine and ease symptoms, claiming safety and pleasant effervescence. It mentions Jad Salts as beneficial and easy to obtain.
An old advertisement touts over forty years of use for a catarerm tildicine blend described as a beer and glucacessibily cure. It markets rear catarrh medicine in topical ointment form and a venom a blood mucous remedy said to reduce inflammation. WK Cheney & Co Toledo is listed as the maker.
One extra good Ford Coupe offered by Wilkerson Bros. Miss Carrol Easley of Rosebud recovering from appendicitis at Cameron Hospital and soon returning home. Miss Kathleen Baggett, also recovering from appendicitis at Cameron Hospital, now at home. Lynn Zarr of Temple visiting sister Mrs. Edwin Bigbee. Mrs. B C Morgan of Amarillo left to visit relatives in Houston after a Rosebud visit with sister Mrs. W M Fanning.
J A McKinney of Jones Prairie was in Cameron on business. R A Triggs returned home from St Louis with fall and winter goods for the Triggs Dry Goods Company. Mr S W Cheeves and family visited with Mr and Mrs F E Flinn at Driscoll Texas. Mrs Jack Lewis and her brother Leonard Blaylock Jr left Monday to visit aunt Mrs James Williamson in Merkel.
The British home office announced that a packing case delivered to Waterloo station and claimed to hold the body of the late Lord Kitchener was found to contain an empty coffin. Scotland Yard sought out Frank Power, the British newspaper man who delivered the case from Norway, where he said the body was picked up after the HMS Hampshire sinking in World War I.
The Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention approves a budget of about 835000 dollars to fund this year’s work. Dr Gray is re elected secretary for the 24th year while Dr Seay succeeds Purser in leadership roles.
A noted skin specialist says Mentho-Sulphur clears up ugly broken out skin quickly. Its germ destroying properties, it is claimed, make it unrivaled for easing itching burning and irritation and healing eczema leaving skin clear and smooth. A small sack from Bowles is used like cold cream.
The bronze The Vine by Harriett Frishmuth is shown in the Palace of Fine Arts at the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The Fine Arts exhibit features works from famous artists worldwide and runs through December 1.
Baptists have long sought distinctive religious schools to complement state institutions. Southern Baptists maintain two Southwide seminaries, two missionary training schools for women, the Baptist Bible Institute, dozens of colleges and academies. Among 16,090 men in Baptist schools, 3,110 are preachers, about one in five. of 38,000 students, 5,316 are preparing for Christian service.
The Board reports allocations including missionary work 142 500 evangelism 100 000 Panama and Cuba 98 980 mountain schools 97 709 publicity 14 000 and retire debt 92 220. Dr B D Gray serves 23 years as corresponding secretary with other salaried staff. Rev W M Seay of Atlanta chosen president succeeding the late Dr John F Purser.
Mrs. Giles Avriett and Miss Myrtle Avriett were in Waco Friday. Allday of Franklin has accepted a position with the Robert McLane Company and his friendly manner has won him many Cameron friends. Moulton Cobb had court business in Houston this week.
Mrs. H. D. Reynolds reports relief from sluggish kidneys and back pain after using Dean's Pills, a stimulant diuretic sold by Jackson & Read Pharmacy. Manufactured by Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo New York, the remedy is priced 60 cents at all dealers.
The Post Office Service Station in Cameron Texas offers 85e per hundred for junk tires sized 4 to 4.5 inches suitable for boot making. Prepaid cash payment on delivery.
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