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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
10
Austin delegates report the House engrossed by 67 to 50 the Burmeister tick eradication bill. It repeals the current law, reshapes features, and adds discretionary funding rules for the Livestock Sanitary Commission to start zone three after 85 percent eradication in zones one and two.
Harrison Arkansas February 21 Henry Starr notorious bank robber lies weak in jail the result of a gunshot wound doctors warn no chance of recovery Starr talks to sheriff and cashier C B Coffman saying he may reveal accomplices if God directs authorities may arrest three men Starr pleads for pain relief and reflects on his fate as physicians describe spinal injury and loss of movement.
A damaged ad promotes E W Grove’s Quinine Laxative Tablets with a note that effects may include headache relief and gentle digestion. The box displays the Groves signature and the price is listed as 30 cents.
An advertisement touts Tasteless Chill Tonic as energy and vitality aid. It claims blood purification and rich nourishment with quinine and iron, noting improved color and appetite and noting it is palatable to children at 75 cents.
Verge Dennison Frances Katoe John Branch and Hessie Liggins Antonio Ramirez and Maria Ro man are listed in an itemized notice. The fragment cites names tied to a social or legal notice, with no clear action or date provided.
Readable OCR fragment lists names and brands from 1921 autos including Ford Chevrolet Dodge and Overland. Mentions individuals such as Paul Matyaslik Cameron J W Christian Stephen Thompson Clarence Colburn and W C Paschall with towns like Cameron Burlington Gause Rockdale Buckholts Thorndale Route 2 and Route 4.
A series of real estate transfers lists grantees and grantor names, parcels by lot or acreage, and monetary considerations. Transactions cover properties in Rockdale, Cameron, and surrounding grants such as S.P. Car survey, Perry Addition, J. A. De Pena League Grant, and Justo Liendo Grant with prices ranging from 300 to 12 000 dollars.
Rev S B Culpepper led a Sunday sermon on Intercessory Prayer tied to Governor Neff's proclamation urging churches across Texas to set aside Sunday for supporting law enforcement. He stressed praying for those in authority and for church leaders amid unfavorable weather, noting a fairly large turnout and felt payoff from the hour of worship.
Three parcels in Thorndale and a 58 acre tract from the S P Carson Survey sold or transferred. Hillyer and others convey to T J Carver for 2000 dollars and 500 dollars respectively. The transactions involve Northwest quarter of Block 20 Mary Umlang Addition and lots 8 and 9 in Block 20.
Nash Bros Drug Co makers of Nash's Croup and Pneumonia Salve report Mrs. M. E. Staudenmayer of Boynton Arkansas says Nash's Salve is a positive necessity in her home. Her husband is a physician of high standing in the community. His medical knowledge likely informs her view.
Commissioners Court approved Auditor Giles L. Arriett recommendation to equip jury rooms in the county courthouse. The rooms will receive new beds and bedding and be cleaned and made attractive. Jurors had complained of poor sanitation during service. The court, Judge Gillis, and Mr Arriett are thanked for the appropriation and purchase of the supplies.
Mrs Staudenmayer reports Nash's Salve quickly eases a child's croup and helps them sleep. The ad claims Nash's Croup and Pneumonia works for head and chest colds sore throat and asthma, and that it aids cuts and burns. Druggists offer 30 cent bottles and 60 cent larger sizes at Palace Drug Store.
An advertisement touts dizziness when rising or stooping as a sign of a torpid liver and promotes Herbine as a powerful regulator. The price is 60 cents and Pace Marshall Drug Co. at 45 is listed as the seller.
President-elect Harding announced that Harry M. Daugherty of Ohio would be Attorney General in the coming administration after a conference with Daugherty. He said Daugherty would make a great Attorney General despite recent newspaper attacks.
A speaker expresses growing conviction that they would like to have him in the Cabinet. The remark signals intent to elevate a specific figure into a senior government role.
All children troubled with Worms have an unhealthy color and stomach disturbance. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic given regularly for two to three weeks will enrich the blood improve digestion and act as a general strengthening tonic to the whole system. Nature will then throw off the worms and the child will be in perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per bottle.
A Palace Drug advertisement touts poultry powders as a remedy for healthier chickens and a better egg season, urging shoppers to buy now.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant harmless laxative that works overnight. It claims the product activates the liver and clears the head, leaving a sweet stomach and regular bowels by morning with no griping. Boxes priced at 10 25 or 60 cents. Children are said to love this candy cathartic.
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