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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
6
Mrs. E. Sailer's piece discusses the common symptoms of menopause and nervous trouble during life changes. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy helping women pass through this period with comfort and safety.
A blue ribbon St Bernard owner recalls summer at a fashionable resort with his dog as the center of attention. The colony’s pride fades when an 18 year old girl expresses heartfelt regret at their departure, promising future visits.
In a soggy morning, a walker uncovers four leverets under a turnip. One leveret strikes the stick with its paws and huffs, while the others stay hidden. Keepers note grown hares defend their young by striking at cattle and making noise, revealing surprising parental aggression.
A wounded veteran notes Manila cigars sent from the Philippines were worthless at first until rested after sea voyage. He cites a tobacconist's advice and likens the issue to wines and liquors affected by ocean shipment. The veteran, now retired, comments on coastal commerce and military memory.
In the Dutch part of the Limburg field three mines are active raising coal. In 1900 they produced 320 224 tons, up 167 252 tons from the prior year. Exports totaled 40 908 tons to Belgium and 149 851 to Germany.
A quoted witticism compares falling into a river with falling into Jupiter’s grasp, noting it is easier to fall in than climb out. The remark appears in a Chicago Daily News item reflecting on peril and whimsy in daily life.
A voter from Cameron answers Milam county controversy over a bill by Hon. O F McAnally. He argues the measure targets only dishonest contract breakers and would bias no honest laborer, land owner, or contracts. He asserts the Inquirer misreads and predicts McAnally's election endorsement.
Mrs. S Geiger of Dankerton Iowa says she tried many medicines for stomach trouble and constipation but none helped like Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad mentions public figures and a satirical note about ship painting and naming.
An engineering study at the Tamarack mine in Michigan used two 4 250 foot plumb lines to compare top and bottom readings. Despite suspicions of parallelism, the lines diverged by about one tenth of a foot, hinting at unseen attraction or repulsion forces. Texas railroads offer one cent fares to the Confederate Reunion in Dallas.
A seller offers harness sets from Boyles, praised for lasting quality and dependable repair needs. The firm guarantees the best article in the market, aimed at those who care for horse equipment and hare ness.
A testimonial from Wm. Roebsam of Winfield Iowa dated Nov 24 1900 praises Dr Caldwell’s Syrup for curing dyspepsia after twenty years. The letter endorses the remedy as effective and urges fellow sufferers to try it. Also notes classified ads seeking pig buyers and a cow for sale with a three week old calf, via Cameron Texas consignments.
Advertisement notes Sehlitz beer as a wholesome good cheer beverage delivered by F. A. Black's. It is sold by the case at 12.69 dollars delivered to homes, with order code 121-20.
W Williamson of Amherst Way reports over a year of lumbago suffered until Chamberlains Pain Balm gave complete relief after other remedies failed. Sold by Thomas and Moore, size.
On January 25 Mr. E. E. White withdrew from the firm of Thomas, Moore White of Maysfield. The business continues under the name Thomas Moore, assuming all liabilities and paying all obligations. Also advertises Dr Calwell's Syrup Pepsin for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach troubles, sold by Thomas and Moore.
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