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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1903
Page
2
In a late tent scene, a soldier named Mike recalls meeting fellow troopers of the fusiliers. The exchange hints at strain and unease as one notes Anthony preying on him. The fragment ends with a vague sense of deteriorating health.
Carrie Nation visited Yale campus and confronted a group of men smoking cigars. She gave a stern scolding but was met with light taunts and jokes from the students. After a brief, undignified retreat she left the campus.
The largest center of the Roman Catholic Church in America is the Diocese of New York with about 200000 Catholics. It surpasses many Italian centers and trails only select private dioceses in Europe such as Rome Naples and Vienna in population.
The London and Northwestern Railway reports a locomotive has run 100 years of mileage in 20th century terms, crossing 20 000 miles a year on average. The engine, named after Charles Dickens, has operated between Manchester and noon without any passenger accident in its entire career.
The text states that Moors in Fez and Moroccan merchants are habitual coffee drinkers and reports a pattern of eyesight decline starting around age 40 to 45, with blindness by age 50. European doctors abroad allegedly confirm this link to excessive coffee consumption.
The Osave Indians of Oklahoma are reported to have 8 million dollars in cash deposits in Washington and own 1.5 million acres valued at 8 million more. Realty holdings yield a per capita wealth of 34 000 for every brave, squaw and pepoose. Interest on the Washington funds provides about 300 dollars annually to each member.
A notice explains the progression from cold to cough to bronchitis or pneumonia and urges using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to stop the downward march of coughs. The suggestion presents a medical remedy as a preventive step and links risk to untreated symptoms.
The Cameron Drug Company advertises a selection of school supplies for students and families. Shop offers include notebooks pens and organizers with emphasis on affordable pricing and local convenience.
The Herald offers home based job work saving transportation costs. Place your work at home Ring No. 11 and they will send for copy for your job work with guaranteed satisfaction.
Advertises Hallard's Horehound Syrup for cough and restlessness with claims of sound sleep and rapid relief. Sells 25¢ 500 and $1.00 bottles at Thomas and Moore's.
In talks with Black audiences he stresses faith must be joined by effort. He tells of a pious old man who prayed nightly for a luxurious Christmas dinner and a turkey, only to face a practical compromise when Christmas neared.
Al Manz, Maurice Grau's Belgian stage manager, earns praise for flawless attire and calm presence between acts. He wears immaculate evening clothes, keeps white gloves, and never lets the opera hat fall, a standard of European professionalism in New York.
An old advertisement urges readers to get an eye checkup for weak eyesight. It claims most eye troubles can be fixed with eyeglasses and spectacles and offers free eye examinations to potentially prevent years of suffering.
The Commoner edifies during the seventh congress session with education and organization to favor democratic principles. It features editorial, Current Topic, Home Department by a noted writer, Maupin’s stories, and moral verse. A subscription deal offers both papers for one year at 1.75, new or renewal.
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble, diabetes, and other ailments. It promises mail order availability for $1 per bottle, claiming a two month supply and testimonials on request from Pr B W Tall in St. Louis, with Reese & Sapp as local sellers.
Giles C. Avriett, sheriff of Cameron Texas, testifies in 1902 that kidney and bladder trouble were cured by Hall's Texas Wonder Discovery and recommends it to others with similar ailments.
Ongoing rain dampens farming spirits as oats replace some cotton. Barron Dramatic club officers elected for two months. Local youths head to Galveston to view warships. Prof Lincoln and Miss Billie Pool noted for social rounds. Mumps and smallpox affect school attendance. Miss Mable Chamberlain remains off duty until enrollment improves. Community updates from Skylark.
Still rain at Sandy Ridge and roads nearly impassable to Rogers. Notes include visits by Edi White of Davilla and Danforth teaching at the local school, J. F. Williams becoming Craddock farm manager near Rogers, Uncle Dan Graham's return, and locals planting oats. An odd promotional line for Ayer's Malaria and Ague Cure ends the item.
A dated essay compares women to flowers and warns beauty depends on daily care. It argues women need water sunlight and protection from parasites, urging self care to preserve beauty and strength beyond age. The piece uses plant metaphors to discuss health and fragility.
A period tone advertisement extols the health benefits of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for female weakness nervousness and related illnesses. It features a Brooklyn woman testimonial praising recovery post childbirth and urges readers to obtain the Common Sense Medical Adviser and the 1005 page volume from Dr. Pierce, Buffalo NY.
A nostalgic testimonial claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are the best laxative. William A. Girard of Pease praises their prompt pleasant relief and reliable cathartic effects. Sold by homes Moore and Thomas Moore with a suggestion dose for indigestion and bowel regulation.
Mrs J A Moore of North Star Michigan extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cure for coughs colds and croup in her family saying she has used it for years with full confidence. Sold by Thomas and Moore.
Mr W W Prickett testifies in 1901 that years of facial cancer yielded to Halisch’s Snow Liniment after an accident caused it to be rubbed on the lesion. He reports quick relief with the cancer disappearing, the face healing, and no scar. He expresses strong faith in the remedy.
On February 18 1908 Milam County Commissioner's Court ordered a stock law election to decide if horses mules jacks jonnetts and cattle may run at large within a defined subdivision. Election set for March 27 1908 at designated polling places with appointed election managers. County Judge R B Pool signs proclamation February 1 1908.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with the claim that the bottle lists Iron and Quinine as ingredients. The pitch emphasizes the no cure no pay offer and a price of 50 cents.
Final account of guardians Mia Thompson guardian of Louis Mitchell and Rodney Mitchell minors filed in Milam County Court. Objections must be filed by the April term 1993 at Cameron County Court, with publication in the Cameron Herald for 20 days. Clerk J E Tyson, Milam County Court. Sheriff Gillette, Deputy Iglehart.
Advertises One Minute Cough Cure as fast relief by killing the mal crobe and clearing mucus. Claims to strengthen lungs, ward off pneumonia, and cure coughs colds and croup in all curable cases. Says the remedy is pleasant, harmless, and suitable for all ages. Sold by Thomas Moora.
Advertisement touts DeWitt’s Hazel Salve as the only pure effective remedy for bleeding itching burns and skin eruptions claiming others are counterfeit. It asserts original formula with W Grove signature on each box and offers a money refund if it fails to cure. Also warns against counterfeit laxatives and mentions a two-cent price.
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