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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
11
In Goliad Texas a partly burned Buick, blood stains, and a trail to the San Antonio river suggest a five man party killed one chauffeur, whose car was rented Saturday. Authorities dragged the river but found no body. a tire casing and sign for a taxicab company link the driver to Victoria.
An old time recipe for darkening hair via Sage Tea and Sulphur returns in ready to use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. A brush through strands hides gray, soft lustre and fullness appear after a few applications, without obvious signs of use.
The item promotes Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic that purifies blood and enriches it with iron and quinine. It claims improved appetite and strength, notes its pleasant taste for children, and highlights its long history of use in homes for malaria and body building.
Letter to The Cameron Herald from T S Henderson notes a Special Committee of the National Economic League is drafting key Federal Taxation questions and aims to obtain a National Council vote to reflect informed county opinion for readers' guidance on this important issue.
National Economic League members including Taft Harding Cox Eliot and Butler vote on federal taxation. A 90 percent endorsement supports retaining the income tax as a revenue source while most favor lowering minima and opposing high surtaxes. About seventy percent back keeping the inheritance tax, and around seventy five percent favor abolishing the excess profits tax. A direct land value tax proposal is discussed.
In a listed set of queries the public favored uniform federal taxation proposals and tariffs for home industry while opposing certain debt payoff and indirect regulatory uses. Support varied: uniform levy 162 yes 317 no. tariff for protection 260 yes 185 no. revenue tariff 54 yes. broader tax survey 441 yes 51 no. debt payoff 206 yes 242 no. indirect power for health and safety 154 yes 300 no.
A health ad warns that rich American meals strain kidneys causing bladder weakness and general decline. It urges a four ounce dose of Rad Salts in water each morning for a few days to relieve symptoms like back pain headaches dizziness and rheumatism.
Cameron case Mrs. A. Gredde of Cameron endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills citing relief from back pain dizziness and rheumatic aches after two boxes. She reports renewed strength and health in her advanced years and confirms the prior testimonial on July 2 1919. Sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A fragmented aging ad touts Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive kidney flush. It claims to be made from grape and lemon acids with lithic, used for generations to stimulate kidneys and neutralize disorders, presenting it as a harmless effervescent lithia water beverage.
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