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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
3
A businessman urges saving in good times. He argues prudent spending now saves more than frugal cuts in hard times. Farmers should invest in their own farm while prices are favorable, adding stock, tools, and equipment, and gradually expanding land and drainage as needed.
The Avriett residence hosted a Christmas greens adorned reception in honor of Mrs Avriett the mother of Mr Avriett. Guests including G C Arriett Rogers McDermott Triges and several Avriett children attended a four course dinner at two long crystal set tables. George B Leadwell of Tracy visited Cameron Friday on business.
An advertisement touts Lax-Fos With Pepsin as the reliable and perfect laxative. It claims to relieve headache dizziness indigestion stomach trouble gas piles and constipation supposedly linked to liver issues. The copy mentions cold and grip tonics and markets the product as superior to similar tonics.
The piece contrasts wheat farmers with cotton growers, noting snow and rain help wheat endure. It discusses uncertainties in farming, weather, pests, and prices, arguing farmers' independence from standardized economic plans and the mismatch with urban wage standards.
Advert claims PAZO OINTMENT clears piles in six to fourteen days and offers refunds if it fails. It promises instant relief from itching and irritation after application.
The piece reflects on wartime strain and media criticism, referencing deaths and a recurring life of the rule view. It mentions cats having nine lives and questions the reliability of a local editor, then shifts to agricultural notes about alfalfa clover and grasses across the South from The Progressive Farmer.
The notice touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a fortifier for the blood aiding the fight against colds and influenza. It claims Quinine and Iron provide a strengthening, invigorating effect and are pleasant to take, suitable for delicate readers.
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