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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1918

Page

7

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Claims Strong Malaria Relief

An old advertisement extols Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a potent quinine and iron formula. It promises relief from malaria chills fever weakness debility loss of appetite and improves liver action and blood purification for all ages. It asserts guaranteed efficacy by the local druggist.

Grove

Head Returns to Lindale After Cameron Stay

Mr. B. D. Head, who managed Triggs Dry Goods in Lindale Texas for months, left Monday for Cameron to resume duties there after assisting in Lindale while Mr. Triggs was in the East purchasing goods. Head, a dry goods man, is making a good showing in Smith county.

B. D. Head Triggs Dry Goods Company Lindale Texas Cameron Stamford Leader Sam Fryar Clarksville Times East Texas Times Sam Stamford

Lesson on Mark 4 parables from Moody Bible Institute study

The article outlines a Sunday School lesson by R. Sellers on Mark 4 21 25 and 26 29 30 32, with Golden and devotional texts. It discusses hearing and using light, secrecy and growth of the seed, and the mustard seed parable, noting Jesus teaching the kingdom and the need to hear and act.

Moody Bible Institute Chicago Jesus God Christ Mark Matthew Scofield Kingdom of God Kingdom of Heaven Ezek Babylon Earth

Morris Declines Governor Sweepstakes Opens Field for Candidates

The Hamilton Herald notes Charles H. Morris has declined the gubernatorial sweepstakes, leaving Hobby Ferguson Mayfield Clark and Looney as the remaining contenders. The Mansfield and Midlothian papers urge support for home dealers and local industry while other editorials call for timely garden prep and diverse agricultural exports in East Texas.

Charles H. Morris Hobby Ferguson Mayfield Clark Looney Hamilton Herald

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