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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
7
An old letter from Hoyte Texas outlines community efforts to form a truck growers association at a recent depot meeting. Residents decide to hire Mr Craig to market watermelons next season and pledge acres for melons while discussing potatoes onions cucumbers beets and peppers as profitable crops.
Waycross Georgia resident Mayo Cooks reports two years of chronic cold and cough. Vinol is advertised as a tonic restoring weakened systems and relieving symptoms, with a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver. Also promoted Saxo Salve for itching and burning skin at Pace's New Drug Store.
Symptoms such as tiredness sallow complexion constipation headache sleeplessness or dark circles may signal a liver complaint. The adpromotes Liv-Ver-Lax the natural vegetable compound as a mild alternative to calomel with a satisfaction guarantee and a Grigsby signature. For sale by all druggists February.
A family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and father. The message blesses supporters and mentions Mrs Susan Wilkerson and children. Also an old advertisement promotes Dr Porter’s Antiseptic for old sores claiming cures.
Tamsey Riley of Farm and Ranch extols a small net fenced garden near a windmill in the Panhandle. She details water from a tank, a cold frame, hotbed, and simple scraps of lumber to grow lettuce, radishes, onions, potatoes, corn, beans, peppers, and more. She praises canning surplus produce and the uplifting value of tending plants, urging readers to become gardeners.
The Girls Society of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. E. N. Shaw’s home on Monday afternoon. New officers elected include Eggert as Secretary Gladys Watson Louise Gillon and Sallie Kate McLane. A brief monthly topic sermon followed by a refreshment treat.
Misses Graves and Miss Rena Gilliland visited San Gabriel Sunday to watch the Thorndale and San Gabriel high school girls basketball game and reported an exciting, enjoyable contest. Mr. J. F. Horton was in Rockdale Saturday last.
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