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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1903
Page
6
A Philadelphia physician notes that people swallow small amounts of glass daily through beverages. He claims beer contains glass constituents and water absorbs glass from its container, yet asserts no known disease results from this intake.
The Mascoutens site, once home to about 20 000 in 1675, has been located through years of work by Thomas Clithero of Portage Wisconsin. It is described as the largest Indian city within United States territory and confirms Jesuit accounts up to Marquette and Joliet in 1673.
The Peoria Journal questions Senator Dolliver's claim that high Dingley duties were set to be reduced for reciprocity. It asks why a formal agreement would not be carried out and suggests protectionists may have deceived moderates to control the outcome.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes the Ankeny campaign as a four year buildup funded by unlimited money to influence caucuses primaries and conventions. It argues the campaign lacked dramatic enthusiasm and suggests Republicans should support electing senators by popular vote to protect public interests.
In Omaha Governor Cummins rebukes the so called Iowa idea, denying Iowa GOP differs from other states. He warns against turning the party over to Democrats and stresses doing what is needed domestically to curb tariff protections for trusts, noting many Republicans oppose tariff favors for trusts.
Eureka Mfg Co of East St. Louis offers a $60 monthly salary to a man who can rig a Poultry Mixture in this county. They provide bank reference of reliability and request applicants send stamps for full particulars to Eureka Mfg Co Box 100 East St. Louis 1 33 tf
Farmer 343k W. K. Doerson advertises purchase of a ready sale corn shipment described as No. 1 white and yellow. The notice urges buyers to contact before purchasing.
An advert highlights Dr. Nings New Life Pill for consumption headaches biliousness and stomach kidney ailments priced 25c at Thomas and Moores Drug Store. It warns of blood poisoning from pins and needles and promotes Chamberlains Pain Balm as a quick antiseptic healer. The Love Star market also offers meals in a newly fitted restaurant.
A correspondent praises Hervine 29a as highly effective for indigestion loss of appetite sour taste in the mouth and related symptoms. He reports few doses cured his distress and urges others to try the inexpensive remedy at Thomas & Moore's Drug Store.
An advertisement from Thomas & Moore touts Easy Pill Davin as a tonic for digestive and liver ailments. It claims to stimulate secretions and improve gland tone to remove the cause of the trouble, with continued use preventing recurrence.
Reduced rail fares via Santa Fe for the Galveston Scottish Rite Reunion and Mystic Shrine ceremony in March 1903. Tickets go on sale March 7 5 and 9 with a 16 ticket limit. Lampasas Texas Y M C A State Convention and Secretaries Conference March 14 17 offers round trip 3.30 tickets on sale March 13 14. Information from H M Worrotor AGT.
The Texas Midland Railroad announces special excursion rates from Lampasas Texas for the State Y M C A meeting on March 14 and 17. Rates are based on a convention basis under F B McKay.
J B Taylor of Chriesman Texas testifies that a weak stomach left him unable to eat and to gain weight until using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He credits four bottles with restoring his strength weight and health after previous treatment failed. Thomas & Moore.
W C Weise county commissioner Precinct 2 took up two described animals on January 6 1908 a sorrel colt about two years old with star on forehead and a brown mare about 13 hands high 18 years old unbranded. If no owner is found the animals will be disposed of as directed by law.
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