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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1906

Page

8

Temperance Effort in Milam County Spreads to Huntsville

A 25 year old four mile law against whisky near churches and schools followed a neighborly petition led by an elderly man, Mr. W. R. Jones, whose efforts closed a local saloon. The tale credits moral example, church growth, and improved community life, urging readers to keep liquor out of their counties and states.

Jay Madison County W. R. Jones Cameron Game Boys Relay Emmidanger Terrem Aeig Kineman Senate New Baptist Church Huntsville Alabama C. D. Whitman Rirer Jones Milam County

Bryan receives silver loving cup from Louisville club

After dinner the Young Men's Democratic Club of Louisville presented Mr. Bryan with a beautiful silver loving cup with gold lining in a private room. He quipped that the name Kentucky evokes a beverage not suited for his home, then recalled attending a banquet in Kentucky.

Young Men’s Democratic Club of Louisville Bryan Loving Kentucky

Temperance cheer from Kentucky Democrats at rally

Charles E. Newlin notes in the Defender that in Kentucky a crowd of young Democrats at a meeting showed strong temperance sentiment. He recalls a pledge to serve a non intoxicating beverage and offers buttermilk at his home, eliciting hearty support for abstinence.

Chas. E. Newlin the Defender

Ramon Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets Sold at Druggists

An advertisement touts Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets claiming to cure pimples acne liver spore sallow skin and headaches by stimulating the liver and aiding digestion. It warns against violent purgatives and promotes the combined treatment as unique. Also notes Governor Higgins will commute Albert T Patrick’s death sentence to life imprisonment.

Ramon Ask Fir Kamon

Foley’s Kidney Cure credited for recovery and life insurance

James Donahue of New Britton Connecticut reports suffering kidney and bladder trouble for months. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he improves after two bottles and is cured after five. He now passed a life insurance examination. The ad claims the remedy cures backache and kidney and bladder problems. It ends with a farming proverb and a nubbins slogan.

James Donahue New Britton Conn Foley Geo. A. Thomas & Sons

Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ad

An old advertisement claims a guaranteed cure for piles with itching bleeding and protruding symptoms. It promises refund by druggists if PAZO fails to cure in six to fourteen days and offers the product at 50 cents.

Western wonder tale from Bowie Texas and medical cures

A Hill at Bowie Texas is twice as large as last year and W Le Hill reports growth from 90 to over 180 pounds after using Dr King's New Discovery for consumption. He claims a complete cure after 12 bottles. Also notes on Foley's Honey and Tar and weary Ballinger sidewalks. Pullman stockholders may fund wages for porters.

Bowie Texas W. le Hill Dr. King Pace- Marshall Drug Co

New Cure for Epilepsy Promised by Dr. Kings Pills

Watertown resident reports his daughter, long beset by epilepsy, was cured by Dr. Kings New Life Pills and has had no attack in over two years. Pills available at Paccarshall drug store for 25 cents. Also notes Peary’s polar claim and a call to tell Vice President Fairbanks.

J. B. Waterman Watertown Peary Fairbanks

Grove's Taste Less Chill Tonic Ad Claims 25 Years

An old advertisement touts Grove's Taste less Chill Tonic as a trusted iron and quinine tonic with 25 years of use. It promises no cure, no pay and invites readers to save money, signed by Backstrom photographer.

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Temperance Department wPriceRs OF Cameron Temperance Union O. C. Zaviech C. W Tomkies Mrs. Cross Mary Jeter Burns Jeff Kemp Mon Goveror Higgins New York Abert T Patrick Rics Fatrick Granger News Ardus Ladies’ Advisory Dept The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga, Tenn F. L. Jones Gallatin Tenn Cardus Wright Music House Singer and Wheeler Wilson Pitts Modesett Ballinger Pullman Cameron Grocery Co's W i Backstrom Hollister Rocky Mountain Houuster Cave Company Madison Wis Alien Ave St. Louis S. Ss Atlanta R.h.johnson Elgin Waltham Hamilton South Bend R. F. Simmon
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