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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1903
Page
2
The article dwells on a south rural home with a preserved fireplace in “grandma's room.” It recalls antebellum interiors, charmed by crackling flames, old mantels, and family lore. Grandmother's tales, child’s awe, and a farmer's welcome highlight the comfort and nostalgia of open wood fires.
Beach offers reduced photography rates for a limited period ending soon, with D. Kemp's noted as the venue or service point.
The March Delineator offers an excellent collection of spring fashions and literary features. Walden Fawcett covers social life in the Army and Navy, fiction includes The Wreck of the Night Express and A Competent Spinster, Toyra Varrick concludes, plus Homes of the Past and Present, Miladi papers by Miss Clara E Laughlin, and articles on fear in children. The social, fancy-work and household departments meet the usual standard.
The annual Washington Birthday celebration unites Laredo Texas and Nuevo Laredo Mexico in a grand border event. It stresses Mexican American fiestas and parades, highlighting its international character, ideal weather, and appealing surroundings for visitors and residents alike.
The program spans February 22 and 23 with elaborate events. Highlights include Spanish bull fights grand cattle roping torchlight parades naval fireworks sham battle and city capture by Indians military drills historical pageants trades display flower carnival and band contests.
Low excursion rates to Laredo in effect with ten day limit to Monterey Mexico. Stopover permitted at Laredo to view the international celebration. For details contact ticket agents or write D. Ji Price GP. & T.A. J. & G.N.R.R. Palestine Texas.
An advert urges readers to have eyes examined for weakness and promotes improved Eye Helps. The copy promises free examinations and hints at preventing future suffering from eye troubles.
The Commoner is described as an educational, broad editorial weekly led by Mr. Bryan with departments on current topics home life and general news. An offer partners The Cameron Herald for one year at 1.75 for new or renewing subscribers, highlighting growing circulation and value to readers.
An advertisement for Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder markets a remedy promising to cure kidney and bladder troubles in men and women. It claims to treat gravel diabetes rheumatism and various urinary issues with mail order availability and testimonials. Reese & Sapp are listed as sellers.
A reflective piece extols the postal system as a vast, organized network linking families and delivering medical advice and support. It highlights Dr. Pierce and the Invalids' Hotel as examples, noting two cent stamps enable distant consultation and care, while praising uniformed carriers as soldiers of peace. The article ends with a local ad for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Mrs Tr A Moore of North Star Michigan praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs colds and croup in her family. She commends its effectiveness and notes it is available from Thomas and Moore.
Mr W W Prickett of Mithield Hill states in a 1901 letter that Pallard's Snow Liniment cured a facial cancer after accidental use on the lesion. He reports instant relief and complete healing with no scar, endorsing the preparation sold by Thomas and Moore at 25c 50c and 1.00.
Giles C. Avriett Sheriff of Cameron Texas testifies he was cured of kidney and bladder trouble by Texas Wonder Halls Great Discovery and recommends it to others suffering in the same way in this October 7 1902 certification.
The Kearsarge flagship and the Illinois illustrate new naval construction as part of the Atlantic Squadron visit to Galveston. The Scorpion, formerly the Sovereign, served under Adolph Marix and Sigbee during the war, proving speed as a fleet tender. Commanders are Capt. Joseph N. Hemphill on the Kearsarge, Capt. George A. Converse on the Illinois, and Lt. Com. Clifford J. Brush on the Scorpion.
Guardianship of Louis and Rodney Mitchells estates filed final account in Milam County Court. Publication in Cameron Herald for twenty days to allow objections by April term 1908. Judge J E Tyson, Clerk. Sheriff Guys C Aveitt, Deputy. Also advertising medicines and salves.
An old advertisement touts Laxitive Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. It claims refund if it fails and bears E. W. Grove’s signature on each box priced at 25 cents.
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