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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
7
Announcing a new grocery store and bakery in the owner’s building on the north side of the square, one door from Cameron Drug Store. Will stock staple groceries and pantry items at standard quality, serve beverages, country produce, and sell chickens and butter upon inspection.
An old advertisement notes iron and quinine in a tasteless tonic. It claims clarity on contents and suggests possible health benefits, urging customers to know what they consume. The wording implies a general, nonclinical tonic without specific medical claims.
An old Milam County Texas citation by publication commands the sheriff to summon C L Harris to appear in the Milam County Court in Cameron on the third day of February 1902 to answer a debt suit filed December 21 1901 by J P Gleason for various notes and mortgage on blacksmith tools and property with multiple cash loans listed and attorney fees.
A General Strengthening Tonic and Chave's Tasteless Chill Tonic offered with Batlanly Boon Liniment noted as highly useful for households with children. Price 25 and 50 cents. For sale by Thomas & Moore, druggists.
A reflection on how wealth fades but thought and deeds endure beyond life. It contrasts surface wealth with lasting character, noting that words alone amount to chaff while true virtue remains after we are gone. Friends carry the memory of our conduct forward, keeping the worthy song alive.
A Milwaukee Sentinel summary notes a digger collects critiques of famous writers by renowned critics. Christopher North mocks Tennyson as a public cough when told he is a poet in Blackwood's. John Wilson Croker calls Keats a copyist of Hunt, diffuse and tiresome in the Quarterly Review. Jeffreys trashes Wordsworth Excursion for ridicule and revolting incongruity in Edinburgh Review.
A Paris store employs 4 000 people. The kitchen uses 100 to 500 quart kettles, 50 roasting pans each holding 300 cutlets, and 225 pounds per dish for potatoes. When omelets appear 7 800 eggs are used. Sixty cooks and 160 assistants work at the ranges.
Instructions recommend small doses of the emulsion for infants and larger amounts for older children to improve nourishment. If breast milk fails, the emulsion should provide immediate benefit to both mother and child. Sec. and $1.90, all druggists. Scott & Bowne, chemists, New York.
A Milwaukee Journal observation recalls a supper where most guests jeopardize their peace of soul with Welsh rarebit and lobster neuberg except a plump epicure who eats crackers. When asked about dyspepsia he replies he has only discretion.
Mr J H Weber of Cascade Iowa extols Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets noting repeat use by former customers. He advises trying them for dullness after meals bad taste bilious appetite loss or indigestion and promises prompt relief. Sold by Thomas Moore druggists.
India becomes a growing coal factor with output up nearly 40 percent from the prior year. Export activity has begun and widespread coal finds fuel expansion. England faces shortness, while India and the United States prepare for stronger competition in the world market.
A testimonial from F Benedict of Decatur Illinois credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with stabilizing digestion after years of Bright's disease rumors and stomach trouble. The notice invites readers to purchase at Thomas Moore and notes a donation party attendee should collect a bottle for indigestion.
Local notes outline direct service from Maysfield Telephone Co Cameron to Mayafield and Branchville via Cameron to Jones Prairie and Baileyville. The policy states no extra charge for time unless the delay exceeds ten minutes.
A former newspaper man reflects on how habit shapes appetite after switching to a mercantile career. He notes waking at noon for 15 years makes seven to eleven bedtimes natural, causing breakfast struggles and late night meals to remain his best. The piece cites the Philadelphia Record.
A soap maker recounts studying foreign elevators during a summer abroad. He notes slower, jerky movement and good tips to elevator operators overseas, contrasts with the lack of thanks here, and describes Florence’s hotel elevator with the indicator at the first floor causing delays.
A lady patron touts Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin as preventing colds last winter and calls it a great remedy and laxative. Local merchants Thomas and Moore note sales. The Tur Nermam Grn Co thanks customers and requests settlements via Mr. Joseph Amerine. Also listed is for rent: 65 acres with a good house and ample water near Cameron Texas.
The plan calls for a unique memorial church in Richmond Virginia. It will feature windows honoring naval and military deceased, Christian bankers, railroad unions, and coal workers. Contributors from various classes will receive visitor cards for access.
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