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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
4
A testimonial touts Sloan's liniment as the greatest pain killer, noting it rolls on the skin without rubbing and eases stiffness after exposure to wet feet at the Panama Exposition. A Berkley reader credits rapid relief and urges purchase at druggists for 25 cents.
Laughter aids digestion and though laughter helps, a dose of Chamberlains Tablets is presented as an even more effective aid. If indigestion troubles you, try them. they cost only a quarter and are obtainable everywhere.
Mrs R G Neff of Crookston Ohio says she was an invalid 66 years ago due to stomach trouble. After taking three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she has remained in good health. The ad notes the product is sold everywhere.
Local residents visit relatives and list loans and sales. Mr. Howard Black and Mr. Ernest Von Rosenberg are noted visitors from Victoria and Austin respectively. Geo. T. Moore offers loans on city property and farm land while R. L. Batte advertises corn and wood for sale. A winter bridal announcement and a death in Haskell are reported along with a farm seed promotion by Kasch of Lockhart.
Dan Tyson announces his candidacy for re election as City Assessor and Collector in Cameron. He is praised for a strong record, thorough tax collection, and faithful public service, urging voters to consider his proven worth at the upcoming primary.
At the residence of Mr and Mrs Harvey Gandy Thursday at 1 pm Mr G H Gough and Miss Mattie Phelps were married by Rev H C Willis pastor of the Methodist church. The ceremony was intimate with close friends present. The couple will reside in Temple where Mr Gough works for the Santa Fe Railroad.
Promotional piece extolling Chamber Lains Cough Remedy for cold relief and health restoration. Claims long-standing reputation among users, non narcotic ingredients, broad accessibility, and low price of a quarter.
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder ailments in men and women, dissolves gravel, and treats diabetes and rheumatism. It offers mail order for $1, with one bottle lasting about two months and a stated high cure rate. testimonials are advertised from St. Louis.
Fresh fruit popcorn peanuts and fresh groceries offered at the Sanitary Store located in front of the Wonderland Theatre. For orders call phone number 118 G. George.
Mr. F B Stewart, father of Mrs. C N Green Mrs S W Cheeves and Miss Dalia Stewart, is visiting his daughters this week and greeting many friends in Cameron.
German woman about forty preferred for housekeeping work. Must have experience. Apply at this office. 34-21.
Mrs Albert Bloeser of Lima Ohio says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best medicine for colds and croup and many others share this opinion. Obtainable everywhere.
Mrs Newton J Evans died in the city Wednesday morning after a lingering rheumatic illness. She leaves a husband and six children two boys Newton and Johnnie and four daughters Pearl Keren Bernice and Mary. Funeral was at the Baptist church with Rev B B Blaylock officiating and burial under the Woodmen Circle rites in Oak Hill cemetery. The family had lived in Millam County for twenty years after marrying in Mississippi twenty one years ago. Pearl teaches at Ad Hall and another daughter is a High School senior. classmates sent a floral tribute. The community shares in the family’s loss of a mother.
An old advertisement notes dizziness headaches billiousness and constipation point to a torpid liver. It promotes Po-do-lax as a quick-acting remedy that cleanses the liver and tonifies the system and also aids the stomach. Available for 50 cents at druggists.
A wedding at Cameron First Baptist Church on December 23, 1915 united Miss Thresia Cleopatra Sledge and Mr. Earlie Alexander Johnson. The ceremony featured a Mendelssohn march, flower girls, and a large reception at the bride’s father’s home with many guests and gifts.
Professor Joe W. Bickley, superintendent of Jones Prairie public schools, visited Milam on Monday. A respected Milam teacher and candidate for county judge, he plans to start an active campaign and aims to meet every voter personally. Supporters say he would perform well as Judge Bickley.
In a notice via the Herald Milam County resident and long time teacher Ery R. E. declares future bid for District Clerk. He notes five terms teaching in two districts and two diplomas, promising to serve the county with diligence if elected.
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