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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
13
A Texas historical note questions Joseph Weldon Bailey’s exact birth date and names. It cites Crystal Springs records, Congressional Directories, and university archives showing multiple spellings and ages, suggesting deliberate obfuscation about his identity.
In a Milam County Neff Club political notice Chairman Judd G. Davis questions the aging memory and full identity of Joseph E Bailey alias Joseph Edward alias Joseph Edgar alias Joseph Weldon Bailey alias Senator Republish. The ad cites an Investigation Committee report from Austin in 1907 and casts doubt on the subject’s name and age.
An old time remedy markets Sage and Sulphur to darken gray hair. It cites grandmothers use, notes modern convenience with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound from drug stores, claiming natural looking dark hair restored by the preparation.
Rev Ira F Key pastor and family return to Cameron from San Antonio and Galveston where they spent over a week on vacation. He has been ill recently and the trip improved his health. There will be preaching at both morning and evening services at the Methodist church.
A reader describes using a damp sponge or soft brush to apply solution to each hair strand. By morning the gray vanishes and after one or two more applications the hair appears dark and glossy. Mr. Hill Marshall of Rockdale visited the city on Saturday for business.
Public notice commands Charles McGee to be summoned by weekly publication for four weeks in Milam County to answer a dissolution of marriage suit filed July 31 1920 by Rachel McGee. Case No 8224 set for Sept 6 1920 in Cameron.
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