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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
8
Advertisement-style note touts Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers and claims instant warming sensation within minutes. It describes relief for rheumatism backache neuritis stiff neck sore muscles and chest colds with a focus on circulation of blood and quick comfort.
M. W. Wolf of Dallas, noted Baptist layman and cotton businessman, will speak at the Cameron Baptist Church Sunday morning and again at three in the afternoon. A church committee arranged the visit with invitation to all Baptists to attend both sessions.
Contract awarded over two months ago for Cameron street resurfacing remains unsigned. Bond posted by Brown and Rogt, but no agreement or work has begun. Winter deadline passed with no definite start despite contract award.
Milam county sues Santa Fe railroad for taxes due ingi 26 withdrawn from jury and to be decided by Judge John Watson. Introduction of evidence marked day one of trial and, by agreement of counsel, the case was withdrawn from the jury with a ruling to come later in the term.
Scott's Variety Store moves to a new Cameron location and opens with a sale on January 20. Dresses are discounted and a 19 cent sale will apply on goods in the varied stock. The building formerly housed the Arriett grocery has been repainted and rearranged.
E. A. Blackburn of Houston district sales manager visits Cameron with local agent H. C. Keith to review territory. Keith Electric has sold many Frigidaire plants and earned prizes for its work. Blackburn says 1928 will be a banner year for Frigidaire plants.
The Milam County Court requires publication of Myrtle Dreher guardian’s final account for the estate of Frank D. Dreher deceased. The hearing will occur at the Milam County Court House in Cameron on the first Monday in February 1928.
An old time remedy, Sage Tea and Sulphur, is revived in Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. The product, now ready to use in drug stores, darkens gray hair and adds a healthy luster with a discreet finish.
Old time remedy for gray hair, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, advertised as restoring hair to its natural dark color. Describes easy application with a comb or brush and claims quick, natural looking results. notes cost and widespread use among druggists.
Classified notice shows cord wood and cow peas for sale with contact H J Schottle Buckholts Rt 1. The listing requests readers to see or write for details. Real estate or farm goods promotion typical of small town commerce.
Advice to drink ample water and take four ounces of Rad Salts daily to cleanse and stimulate kidneys, reduce urinary tract irritation, and relieve back ache. Recommends physician checkups twice yearly and emphasizes hydration for kidney health.
A medical advisory claims eating lots of meat strains kidneys leading to uric acid buildup and various ailments. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily mixed in water for a few days to restore kidney function and neutralize urine acidity.
A skylet ad-style claim markets Ely's Cream Balm to relieve catarrh by spraying a small amount into the nostrils. It promises quick relief from nasal congestion, headaches, and runny or blocked nasal passages, stating the mucous membranes are soothed and breathing becomes easier. The ad urges asking a druggist for a sun bottle and notes instant relief.
An ad promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle natural aid for regularity, avoiding harsh purges. It claims the syrup is harmless and pleasant for women, girls, and even children, and offers a free sample bottle.
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