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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
3
A garbled witty column uses aphorisms on work love anger wit and marriage. It features misread lines and odd spellings reflecting OCR distortion from a Chicago News style digest. The piece jumbles sayings about men women temper and wisdom with fractured phrases and local humor.
A fragment from a 19th century paper highlights a parent praising Champlain’s Stomach & Liver Tablet and a neighbor’s cough remedy. It also mentions rent, marriages, a bank settlement, a Texas market restaurant, and a medical ad for pile treatment. The text includes multiple products, bids, and notices.
The county announces a teachers institute in Ben Arnold February 28 and March 1 with 125 white teachers urged to attend. J. C. Watts urges county schools Cameron Rockdale and Ben Arnold to participate. Also an ad offers a pair of mules for sale in Cameron Texas. A joke about a baby and a newspaper want ad ends with subscription info for The Hekalp.
An inter-departmental committee examines who qualifies as a British subject under birth and ship rules. It notes birth within the realm makes one a subject, with exceptions for enemy-occupied territory and diplomats. It outlines natural-born status for those born in the dominions or on British ships and suggests a rule отменивbirth on foreign ships in British waters.
A messenger told officials the president was in the secretary's office causing excitement among Navy Department staff. The president was not there. it was Representative Moody who resembled Roosevelt, a common occurrence noted by those familiar with both men.
Thousands of wild horses inhabit Arizona ranges roaming from the mountains to water holes and back. They move in large herds stampeding stocks and drinking, then returning to the mountains as if pursued. Their daily journey spans about 20 to 25 miles along the river.
A Milwaukee department store sold off small fabric samples at very low prices after the season end. A shopper explained she bought scraps years earlier and still looked for more because the pieces were cheap, revealing why stores cleared the stock.
I arrive at Bueno park in Japan to find a lake, maple leaves falling, and children playing under pines near a Buddhist temple. The scene blends nature and art as bronze bells breathe a quiet music, leaving no echo and a sense of sacred color in the air.
A Pittsburg telegraph operator gains fame for inventing concise abbreviations. His six letter code for Mrs Bonine as H 0 9 spreads nationwide after a local mix up with the name Ayres.
The article notes that U S control of Hawaii, Guam and the Philippines eases Pacific coast cable plans. It cites mid ocean landings from San Francisco to Honolulu and Hawaii to Wake Island as about two thousand miles each, with further legs to Guam and Manila. Depths cited include up to 19,600 feet, yet no serious difficulties are foreseen.
Miss D. Le Woolmner highlights extreme density in Southwark and Walworth with 268 to the acre in St George the Martyr and 213 to an acre overall. She contrasts with Hampstead and notes rising death rates in the 1899 parish, raising concerns about urban crowding and mortality.
A lively dialogue aboard a train features a conductor guiding a couple through a tense moment before a tunnel, with playful exchanges about gratitude. The scene ends with a warm, cheeky compliment linking the conductor to a beelike charm and a pledge to be good to the couple’s companion.
A critical column condemns Macy women for vanity and fuss over appearances. It mocks their time misjudgments and luxury purchases, claiming they neglect husbands finances and future planning, portraying them as self absorbed and imprudent.
Mrs Ella Quick of Cass City Michigan suffered eczema from head to foot hindering walking and shoe wearing. After hearing of cures she used thirteen bottles of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and ten Pleasant Pellets plus All Healing Oil achieving a complete improvement though gradual. She urges readers to try the remedy without delay and notes the Pellets aid the Discovery's action.
A Detroit man who stole one million dollars of poor depositors funds was admitted to bail at ten thousand dollars. The remark notes this crime's punishment seems light compared to the offense and laments a rising trend.
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