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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
6
A brief item notes Ham's Vegetable Pound confirms its original signature validity. The report highlights confirmation from company officials and notes no changes to branding or labeling.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for a wide range of female disorders including ovarian troubles uterine inflammation and displacement and bearing down pains. It promises relief from backache nervous symptoms and digestive issues and urges purchases through druggists with no substitutes.
J H Kirby of Houston injects 133000 into the bank to cover losses from bad loans. The state will receive seven installments totaling 397021, with the bank showing a capital stock of 100000 and impairments exceeding that by 33000. A Springtown report notes townspeople pouring sand in wells.
An advertisement urges women to try Bradfield's Female Regulator for irregular menses and related conditions. It touts the remedy as natural, physician-endorsed, and beneficial for symptoms like nervousness headaches and backache. A one dollar bottle is advertised, with a request to send for a free informational book from The Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
The notice promotes Rex Dyspepsia Tablets with a no cure no pay promise and lists a health tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It also advertises Lone Star market offerings and a G.N. Popular Excursions schedule from Marlin, Texas showing all year trips to World Pompeo Hot Well and other health resorts.
An excerpt discusses friendship definitions and reliability, contrasting true helpers with fairweather friends. It also advertises Quinona remedies and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, noting refunds if cures fail and Grove's signature on boxes. The clipping ends with a courtroom joke about sausage and hair color.
A reader recalls misdiagnosis of Bright’s Disease four years ago. After using Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin one bottle, digestion improved, appetite returned, and the rumor was debunked. The signer Geo Benedict praises the remedy and recommends it to others. Sold by Thomas Moore.
Address from Cameron dated January 1 1902. Frank J. Clement urges continuation of his term as county superintendent, citing hands on work with teachers and students, office support during absences, and efforts to harmonize school districts. He appeals for votes in the coming primaries and emphasizes steady improvement across 125 schools.
Mr J H Weber a Cascade Iowa druggist notes that sales come from repeat use by customers. The remedy is praised for relief after meals dull taste in mouth and poor appetite, with prompt relief for constipation and digestion issues. Pay by Thomas Moore druggists.
A booster for new mothers claiming Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription strengthens babies and eases delivery. Testimonial from Mrs. Hadin cites a healthy infant and rapid weight gain. Includes offer to mail Common Sense Medical Adviser for a small fee.
An unnamed driver plans a cross country sprint from Toledo Ohio to Hot Springs Arkansas covering a bit over 1500 miles marking the longest automobile run attempted to date. The journey targets speed and endurance milestones for the era.
A printing office anecdote riffs on injuries from swallowed items. A doctor recalls a fevered patient who swallowed a thermometer and died by degrees. Bystanders cite Kansas pistol, New Jersey apple jack, and a tape measure that “died by the yard,” all in darkly humorous fashion.
An advertisement promotes Quivoria as a cure for chills malaria with a 40 cent refund policy from druggists if ineffective. It also mentions Rex Dyspepsia Pills for dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach or heartburn with a 50 cent refund. The piece notes a 99 year old Middle Town pastor and author once married 13 times, first marriage in 1830 Milford Pa.
The notice urges a woman who left a donation party early to call at Thomas & Moore drug store to obtain Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for indigestion. It claims the product prevents indigestion and offers 50 cent and one dollar bottles.
A brief notice highlights Jim Coleman’s horseshoeing shop located north of the stable, touted as the best in the area. It emphasizes skilled farriery services for horses and suggests steady clientele and reliable work.
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