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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
7
The fragment lists KK N Shaw MD and W Greer MD along with E B Ferguson MD as medical professionals associated with the page segment.
An advertisement for the Lone Star market on Depot Street advertises salt stored in the Vorbbeck area and beef pork mutton and sausage. It promises a refrigerator kept meats freed and tender with polite attention and prompt service from Worcester and Hardcastle props.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for malaria chills and fever with a no cure no pay promise. It claims Glorvoria for malaria in four days and Ballard's Snow Liniment for household use, listing prices and pharmacies Cameron Rag Co and Thomas Moore druggists.
Low excursion rates announced for multiple events including Mardi Gras in New Orleans February 6 to 7 1902 Washington's Birthday Celebration in Laredo and San Antonio Texas State Meeting in Dallas February 5 to 10 1902 and related return deadline dates Tickets go on sale January 26 27 1902 via agents J W Kavanaugh and W S Keenan G P A Galveston detailed rate terms and sale dates published by Santa Fe excursions.
Hon Tom Campbell writes a firm resignation from the race citing early primaries and party divisions. He criticizes the states land policy freight rates taxation and trust activity while urging Democratic brethren to consider grave questions facing the party in state affairs.
An old newspaper item promotes Dr Caldwell's syrup Pepsin claiming it keeps the head clear and bowels regular, with Thomes and Moara as sellers.
Laredo and New Laredo plan a three day Washington birthday festival February 22 with daylight and night bull fights torchlight parades sham battle naval fireworks military drills pageants and flower carnival. Excursion tickets to Monterey with stopovers at Laredo offered. information via ticket agents or PD J Price.
Passenger agents say no excursion rate for the Confederation reunion will be announced until Dallas residents decide their ticket policy. If protection is granted a low rate may be possible, but without it tickets likely stay near regular prices.
A wife testifies she endured long labor with three children requiring chloroform, while her last delivery with Mother's Friend enabled a shorter and easier birth. She describes the remedy as the grander remedy ever made and notes she carried a strong, healthy boy who helps with housework shortly before birth.
A testimonial claims Mother's Friend strengthens the mother and sharpens the mind, aiding the child. It says the product resizes the muscles, relieves morning sickness and nerves, prepares organs for labor, shortening and easing delivery, and avoids breast tenderness with quick recovery. The Bradfield Regulator Co. sells it for $10 and offers a free sample.
Pneumonia and la grippe affect families in Collier area with Mrs Love Little Hubert Harrell Mrs Mayes and sons and P H McKinney among those affected but all are convalescent thanks to care from local physicians Drs Fontaine and Herring. Julia Bozeman returns from Baylor Belton due to sister's illness as Barron school reports an average 90 with Mr L W Lastor teaching. Rev C L Spradley visits Cameron to meet ex pastor M S Kerby and Little River church programs grow including B Y P U and Wednesday prayers. The Ladies prayer group meets Fridays while Mr Moore prepares for cotton, and locals discuss a hall for the Baskets Union of the World. Morbid news of G T Gasaway's passing brings sympathy to family. Damp weather returns.
An old advertisement explains a cycle of kicking and biting to describe illness and recovery. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the right help to strengthen the stomach and enrich the blood, claiming a thin body can grow flesh and stand on its own with external aid. It lists Pearl Street New York and a price of 1 dollar.
A column notes upcoming Valentine customs and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children, touting personal success and urging readers to keep it at home. It also advertises Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment and Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and chest illnesses, with local store mentions and a jab about San Antonio’s millionaire count.
A vintage testimonial style label promises a single day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine. The ad claims all druggists refund the money if it fails and includes EB W. Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 2 cents.
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