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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
3
A mother claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saved her child from a fatal croup episode. She describes giving doses every ten minutes and removing phlegm strings, crediting the medicine with saving the boy. Sold by Thomas & Mowro druggists in Goodwin.
An old classifieds snippet advertises horse shoeing and buggy repairs by Jim Coleman. It also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to restore energy and appetite, sold by Thomas & Moore. A furnished room for rent is listed, and British Bed Bug Poison is offered at Geo A Thomas' New Drug Store.
A crowded page advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills and Herb tonic promising energy for the overworked, with Thomas & Moore as sole local seller. Also promoted are Tabler’s Pile Ointment, Bailard’s cough remedies, and Sisson’s shoe soap. Local land notes seek Vanderstein notes via Nelson & Livtz Cameron Texas.
A Boston Herald correspondent tours the Lydia E Pinkham establishment in Lynn Massachusetts. She notes a women only staff and a private letters department where hundreds of thousands of patient letters are read and answered by women. The visit confirms Pinkham’s work as a major resource for sick women and underscores the scale of the operation.
Margaret LU Briggs endorses Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts offering free letters to women with female weaknesses. She claims the advice is trusted by over 100000 sufferers in four months and requires nothing in return beyond goodwill.
Baylor in Waco Texas reports rapid construction push delaying corner stone to March 3. funds include 31 000 for campus grading turning northern area into a baseball diamond. Track team to receive a quarter mile track and plans for spring baseball. A $75 cap prize for top athlete is offered while professionalism is guarded. Education and lectures fill campus events.
W C Kimbel of New Joy Michigan praises Dr Caldwell's Pepsin as the finest stomach and bowels remedy he has used. The product is sold by Thomas and Moore.
A sermon-like reflection warns that while a man may deceive family and friends, he cannot fool God. The all seeing eye watches every deed and soon the moment of judgment will arrive, delivering the deceiver to justice.
A Philadelphia press note discusses Brussels style artistic signs as a model for the St. Louis exposition. It highlights a global shift against ugliness in business life, driven by modern artists and architects training in fresh schools, and praises decorative urban façades and factory exteriors for civic charm and progress.
The London Telegraph sketches a new eight story shopping center under a lofty dome, with a central rotunda and 24 hydraulic lifts, resembling Paris and Birmingham arcades. The plan features grand entrances, shops, offices, a restaurant, Turkish baths, safe vaults, and full rent-included amenities. The design avoids American labor and cites a £9000 Sherat cleaning privilege as cited local detail.
An Atchison Globe commentary argues that unemployment may reflect personal ability rather than national fault, urging self assessment over blame and emphasizing individual responsibility in finding work.
Since 1860 a dedicated graveyard in Monte Carlo has housed over 2,000 graves of gambling victims who died by suicide, reflecting a tragic link between gambling excess and personal crisis.
A quirky quotation collection from Chicago Daily News cites a wife who speaks least as best controlling her husband and defines a pessimist as a man with a dried heart.
Brenham readers report wide interest in a January item claiming crude Beaumont oil eases bronchitis grippe and pneumonia symptoms. Dr John S Holland says bronchial asthma improved after using the oil, with many locals noting relief in chronic coughs.
Farmers in Bee County have signed contracts to sell watermelons from 2000 acres, with shipments routed mainly through St. Louis and Kansas City. The page advertises health remedies and local services including eye care from Adams, Vrancis, and Danka, and Ballard's Snow Liniment sold by Thomas and Moore.
A Wichita Times excerpt contrasts cheap pleasures with costly vices. It notes spring water and cigars as cheaper than religious items, and a poker hand or a Pulman car nap as far pricier, by satire on worldly temptations versus church life.
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