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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
8
An advertising pitch urges readers to ask their druggist for Dodson's Liver Tone and take a spoonful at night. It promises the remedy will start the liver and improve health better than caromel without griping or sickness, with a money back guarantee. It claims the product is harmless and safe for children.
A guide on selecting educational toys and games for children, stressing toy value in development. It lists iconic educational toys, argues parents and teachers share development duties, and cites useful manuals and catalogs.
Cincinnati banks saw deposits rise from 194.7 million to 204.0 million in the first three months of prohibition despite enforcement. Arrests for drunkenness dropped about 100 per month versus a typical wet year. The workhouse population declined from 210 to 80 after dryness began.
A discussion on poise as self control aided by humor. Excitable people falter under stress while humor helps maintain composure. egotism or excessive self deprecation hinder poise, and true poise comes from balanced self view rather than inflated or diminished ego.
An advertisement urges parents to use Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to enrich blood and improve digestion in children troubled with worms. It claims regular use for two or three weeks will dispel worms and restore health, noting pleasant taste and 60c per bottle. It also promotes thrift stamps.
Local notes recount multiple moves and marriages. John Canady sold to brother Doral and left for an old state, Doras Canady remarried there, Jeff Smith moved to Bell County, and Mrs. Mattie Cast relocated near Liberty on Thanksgiving Day. Lee Baty wed Leona Bouldwin, with another wedding planned next Sunday. Various neighbors visit, rent stays, and travel between Rosebud Cameron Milano and Hoyte. mentions of Rev. Pressley’s funeral and long-time residents.
A hog described as the largest in the world sold at public auction in Hannibal Missouri for 11000 dollars. The Poland China breed animal stood 44 inches tall and 84 inches long, weighing 1190 pounds, a record price for the breed in the state.
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