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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
7
Cullen Thomas of Dallas, Democrat candidate for Texas senate, criticizes the governor’s handling of the redistricting bill. He urges veto or resubmission with legislative action, and if approved, changing the date to 1922, arguing constitutional duty and tardy justice for the state.
In early signs the child resembles a cold with runny nose slight fever and dry cough. A week later the cough worsens with coughing fits ending in whoop. Even when whoop is absent transmission remains possible. Mothers should isolate ill children from well ones and dispose of mouth and nose matter in linen or rags and burn it.
Public school roster lists Cameron area teachers by grade level with principals in charge. Names include Ada Henderson Edna Sprinkel Minnie Wolf Ruth Henderson Jewell Joslin Mary Lake Henderson Sallie Kate McLane Rosine Ledbetter Bess Hanna Anna Lou Baskin Lucile Dickard. junior high led by R H Brewer. high school with R B Parsons and Amelia Williams. positions to be supplied Sparfish and Avriett's Grocery promotes Ryron baking powder.
An article promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to cleanse clogged kidneys and ease backache and urinary irritation. It warns of overworked kidneys from eating meat and emphasizes drinking water and a grape lemon lithia solution to improve urine and bladder symptoms.
Cameron Herald notes Salvation Army field rep reports strong county advisory board results in Texas. About 234 cases handled and relief offered across rural communities, with most counties served. Toasted plans for annual district convention and continued service expansion announced by Lt. Colonel Geo Wood. A quirky paragraph follows about a Fort hatchling chick from a vendor truck, naming Henry or Lizzie.
An antique advertisement touts Lace Tea and Sulphur mix, improved as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, for darkening faded or gray hair. It claims natural, even color after use and warns it is a cosmetic, not a medicine.
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