Rejoices Over End of Trouble Mrs McKenzie Tells Her Recovery
Mrs Emily McKenzie of Fort Worth Texas credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery after lifelong catarrh stomach troubles and kidney pain. She says she gained thirty four pounds and now eats freely with no gas upset or sleepless nights. Tanlac is sold in Cameron by the New Cameron Drug Company.
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Emily McKenzie
East Second Street
Fort Worth
Texas
Taniac
Tanlac
Cameron
Cameron Drug Company
UT Penn Field Air Service School Continues After Armistice
The University of Texas air service school at Penn Field for the War Department keeps operating as before the armistice. About 450 students attend. The artillery branch is rapidly mustered out while the air service program will continue due to ongoing government demand even in peacetime.
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Air Service School
University of Texas
Penn Field
War Department
Air Service
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Help
A health ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable liquid substitute for calomel. It claims it will start the liver without causing sickness or salivation, suitable for children, and prevents biliousness constipation and headaches.
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Dodson
Folka
Hero of the Marne Soldier Dies at Fort Sam Houston
Joseph P. Micah a Bohemian immigrant and one of the first to volunteer after U S entry into World War I died December 20 1918 at Fort Sam Houston base hospital from combat strain and pneumonia. Funeral held in Cameron with pallbearers including local soldiers and Corporal Zvazel.
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America
Joseph P. Micah
Milam County
Micah
Cameron
Fort Sam Houston
Father Spinneweber
W. G. Gillis
Bohemia
Miack
United States
New York Harbor
France
Mlack
Vince Stocklas
Zvazel
Ft. Sam Houston
Joseph Zavrel
Alfred Small
J. C. Worceser
Albert Matula
Frank Absnajder
Willis Tracy
Tick eradication yields profits for cattle owners
Investigations show cost of dipping cattle to remove ticks ranges from 18 to 60 cents per animal with benefits of 20 to 50 times the expense. Eradication under federal supervision enables higher quality beef and dairy cattle and a more profitable livestock industry. Training little children suggests methods for developing self control and sharing through kindergarten programs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dance at Commercial Hotel Lively Cameron Social
Dancing filled the Commercial Hotel ball room last Tuesday night with a rag time piano by J. D. Lewis. Mrs. Betty Stafford led and the hop drew a mix of college high school soldiers sailors and civilians from Cameron and beyond.
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Commercial
Cameron
J. D. Lewis
Court House Dome
Betty Stafford
Nazimova Shines in Dangerous Bare-Back Ride Scene
In Toys of Fate at Wor derland theatre Nazimova proves riding skill as Azha the gypsy princess she leaps onto a horse with Greggo already mounted and must stay on bare back. She performs the stunt admirably though not a routine screen stunt queen.
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Screen
Worderland Theatre
Nazimova
Azha
Greggo
Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas Program
At the Presbyterian Church the Sunday School youth held a Christmas program with songs recitations and talks. The Christmas tree was adorned with trimmings and fruit, and children donated their toys to orphans while attendees enjoyed fruit and candy amid a festive spirit.
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Presbyterian Church
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