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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
3
A testimonial describes severe heart symptoms including breath difficulty and chest oppression. The writer credits Dr Miles remedies, including Restorative Nervine and Liver Pills, for a claimed complete cure and lifelong relief from heart and nerve issues. The piece promotes a free book from the medical company in Elkhart Indiana.
Chattanooga Medicine Weanufacturers and Thedford's Black have issued their Cardus the Chart and Calendar. The 13 sheet weather calendar is designed for wall spaces in offices and homes with forecasts from Prof Joe and signals showing lower conditions. Orders may be placed by 10c stamps or by address to the Chattanooga Almanac.
The article reports eleven month 1903 exports of cattle hogs and sheep at 33.922 million dollars versus 2.0 million prior year, breadstuffs at 11.76 million with gains, and notes on diverse farming advice. It cites California raisin output 110 million pounds, imports and exports near equal, and aims for diversified crops. It adds vaccination data, terracing, ditching bulletins, seed adulteration concerns, and Canadian blue grass seed imports.
A. B. Canman of Chicago reports long lumbago battles with multiple doctors and remedies until Ballard's Snow Liniment provided almost instant relief. He offers his endorsement and name to the list of former sufferers. Sold by Geo. A. Thomas & Sons with prices 25c 50c and $1.
The text notes that costly modern appliances do not always outperform an old dilapidated henhouse built from old boards. A person who studies henology suggests the older structure sometimes yields better results than expensive devices.
For first class meals of all finds puré pork sausage ture keys and chickens call at the City Market.
The piece promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for women weakened by childbirth. It claims to restore nerves and appetite, ease suffering, and enable mothers to nurse. Testimonials from wives and mothers are cited, with patient stories of weight gain and recovery.
Mr Wm B Crane of California Maryland suffered rheumatism and lumbago for years. He was advised to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, used it, and achieved a complete cure. For sale by Geo A Thomas.
Government of the Philippines will buy 403000 acres from Spanish friars for 7250000 dollars. Friars will withdraw, land to be sold with tenants given option to purchase.
Mrs. W H Layha of 1001 Agnes Ave Kansas City Missouri suffered years of hoarseness and coughing. After using Chamberlain's Cough Treay per a friend's guidance she noticed a clear improvement after the first day and, after two weeks, reports no lingering symptoms.
A string of disasters and deaths is reported from Scurry to Denison, with fires destroying gin houses in Crisp and Temple and a barge load of cotton in Galveston causing heavy losses. Shootings near Sulphur Springs and Dallas leave several fatalities, including J. J. McDonald and Hiram Featherstone. Other incidents include sandbagging in Ennis and a fatal fall from a burning building in Driscoll, plus a child burned to death in Travis County. A German named Emil Bearman killed by a train near Benchley and a three year old burned in Del Valle are noted alongside medical product ads and local sales mentions.
A devoted sweetheart resigns her teaching post and marries Mr Gibson as he battles typhoid fever. The ceremony takes place in the sick room with Squire Hammett performing the vows. The couple faces illness with hope, as the Bay City Tribune and Cameron Herald note.
Public notice in Milam County announces W L Baird guardian of Hazel Maresh and Nellie Marsh seeks leave to resign and discharge guardianship. Final account and objections due by February term 1904 at Cameron County Court. Witness J E Tyson clerk with sheriff certification.
The excerpt describes bilious blood and poor digestion when bile secretion fails. It praises Herbine for toning the stomach liver and kidneys, boosting appetite and complexion, and claims renewed vigor, priced at 50 cents per bottle and sold by Geo. A. Thomas & Sons. It adds advice on fall hatched chickens needing proper fixtures and hothouse conditions.
Geo W Emory of Rock Mills reports relief from indigestion after using Chambertai Stomach and Liver Tablets. He claims he can eat almost anything now and says the remedy surpassed many he tried. Sold by Geo A Thomas.
Secretary Root contracts for a granite exedra at Gettysburg National Cemetery to house Lincoln address tablets. A 1895 act funded a bronze tablet inscribed with the address, with a bronze bust on a pillar and two tablets bearing the address and moral legend. Also notes probate notices in Milam County Texas for failed estate of Metuiliavh deseam ad with claims due by law.
An old fashioned note compares salt pork to modern Scott's Emulsion for consuming illness. It claims fat aids recovery and credits cod liver oil and phosphites with reviving weak lungs, offering a free sample or booklet upon request.
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