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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1917
Page
7
Mrs. J. Sey, wife of a railway worker, says Tanlac restored her health after twenty years of kidney and bladder trouble. She describes severe back pain, swollen right hand, sleepless nerves, yellow skin, and multiple ailments, noting dramatic improvement after two months.
A testimonial praises Tanlac for dramatic health improvements after twenty years of poor wellbeing. The speaker notes weight gain of fifteen pounds after two bottles and reports cleared complexion and reduced wrinkles, calling the remedy miraculous.
A grateful speaker describes kidney and bladder relief, pain disappearance, improved sleep, and renewed mobility after taking Tanlac. She advocates the remedy for women and credits a strong overall wellness return, noting availability in Cameron Rockdale Milano Thorntondale Gause Minerva.
Local merchants in Cameron have opened new stock and expect further shipments for the fall and winter trade. Residents can shop locally with high quality goods at fair prices, sold by familiar neighbors and friends.
A. E. Lierman petitions Milam County Court for a license to operate a retail malt dealer business at Sons of Herman Hall in Burlington. The notice invites objections by September 5 1917 and cites residency and character qualifications. The county clerk certifies the filing August 22 1917.
Mayor Sam Hefley spent Thursday on official business visiting Waco and Marlin to discuss municipal issues and local projects.
An advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a remedy for liver and bowel issues including indigestion headache and constipation. It claims a pleasant apple flavored liquid that stimulates bile flow and acts mildly as a laxative, selling for 50 cents at the druggist. A separate weather note mentions late rain benefiting distant farmers and late cotton crops.
A petition filed with the Milam County Court seeks a license for A. zx Marek to operate a retail malt liquor business at the Joe Marek building in Burlington. The filing, dated September 7, 1917, asserts Marek is a law abiding Milam County resident for over two years, with no felony convictions, and that the premises are in a suitable residential- business balance area. The Milam County Clerk is noted, and Cameron merchants prepare for substantial fall and winter trade as the Herald promotes itself as the county family paper for nearly fifty years.
The ad urges quick action at first sign of a cold noting coughs and sneezes spread germs. It promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey to ease phlegm congestion and inflammation and claims wide use by children singers and public speakers. 2c at your druggist.
Mrs Sisson travels to Bartlett to visit relatives, highlighting a family visit during a local outing.
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