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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
2
Weekly notices list meetings for lodges and orders. References include Milam Lodges, Modern Order of IBM, and K of IO gatherings with locations in Worcester and surrounding areas. it notes Monday and Friday sessions and social evenings for members and visiting dignitaries.
The Wesleyan church page lists services and gatherings led by Pastor T. J. Seath. Meetings include a ladies’ missionary society monthly at 3 p m, school timings 9 45 pm and 7 48 pm, and a prayer meeting at 7 p m.
The text lists religious classes and services with vague times. It mentions services on Sundays at 1 am and 7:04 pm, and Monday at 4 pm, alongside Episcopal services on the 3rd and nth Sundays at 7:45 pm in a Christian church.
Church listings show services every Sunday except the second. high mass and sermon at 108 7. morning schedule unclear. attendance times not fully legible. Rite details and month not specified.
The text shows garbled names and roles from a Temperance Department record. It mentions residents and officials like Mrs Zavired and Mary Jeter in unclear positions. The passage questions enforcing officers about privileges and potential drink restrictions without clear actions or outcomes.
A Texas brewing trade group publishes a blunt appeal urging saloons to reform and comply with Prohibition law. The missive accuses city brewers of hypocrisy and notes widespread local control by brewers in large cities, challenging the sincerity of their reformist stance.
The piece argues the saloon is a poor man’s club used to drain families and funds, citing abuse by drunken husbands and the resulting harm to wives and children. It asserts saloons ruin lives, impoverish the poor, and drive many into crime and poverty, condemning the industry as a brutal social foe.
Public advertisements promote Hyomei pocket inhalers for colds and bronchial troubles with a Pace’s New Drug Store guarantee. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup and White’s Cream Vermifuge are pitched as household staples, with testimonials from Mrs. S of Hot Springs Arkansas. A general motto asserts truth’s recursive power.
An advertisement promotes Nosena as a cure for catarrh and related headaches. It claims to clear congested nasal passages, ease breathing, and provide fast relief without narcotics. Testimony from J A Brogdon praises its effectiveness and a money back guarantee is offered with a 10 cent contact for samples.
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a non coffee cereal blend matching the flavor of Java and Mocha. It claims safety for stomach heart and kidneys and even children, urging sales through Cameron Drug.
Advertisement claims Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment cures piles including itching and protruding cases. It says only a full setup of arrangements and money back is offered and lists Cameron Drug Company as the seller. The copy asserts guaranteed relief with satisfaction.
Fragmentary old notice discusses liver health and bile, claiming liver pills and pellets strengthen liver function. Mentions sickness symptoms and ineffective treatment. Ends with a line about freedom and a tribute to martyrs, reflecting rough editorial voice.
Dr Shoop announces his cough remedy cautions against opium and narcotics. He praises the Pure Food and Drug Law and notes a warning on his bottles for nearly twenty years. Cameron Drug Co. distributes Dr Shoop's Cough Cure.
A short ad proclaims Dr Shoop's Croup Cure as a sweet pleasant safe syrup that stops croup in about 20 minutes with no vomiting or distress. It emphasizes the product treats only croup and is sold by Cameron Drug Co.
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