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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1903
Page
6
A midwestern testimonial praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for weak exhausted mothers. The text claims it strengthens after childbirth, restores health, and regulates female systems, with Mrs Henderson detailing improved energy after use.
A New York correspondent says William d Hepburn Washington, a civil engineer and inventor, is closer than any living man to being a lineal descendant of George Washington. His facial resemblance to the Father of His Country is striking. artist Fink painted him in colonial costume, and the likeness is excellent.
The passage of the McKinley high tariff bill led to a Waterloo moment for several Republicans including Joe Cannon. McKinley and Cannon faced party friends with humor about the loss and privately acknowledged the hard outcome, sharing a candid exchange with Maj or Pearce of St. Louis.
The piece notes sheep and goats tolerate poor pasturage and rough terrain, with goats able to feed on weeds and bushes. It counsels delaying corn planting to improve stands, emphasizes soil improvement over replanting, and extols sweet potatoes as a superior stock feed, citing yields of up to 13 000 pounds per acre and 250 bushels of potatoes versus 2 800 pounds of corn per acre.
The article counsels farmers opening raw land to plant cotton there rather than on land with last year’s cotton. It argues cotton tolerates raw land better than corn or grain and reduces weevil exposure by avoiding infested fields. Weevils migrate, so no guarantee of zero pests exists.
The article argues that barefoot childhood built strong feet, while modern practice of schooling and farm shoeing distorts feet. It notes horses on loamy land need fewer shoes, usually only fore feet, and warns against constant full shoes on farm horses, especially after damage from prior shoeing.
A neat lot of Ribbon cane syrup offered for sale. Call at D Kemp's store to arrange purchase.
Republican papers urge Congress to revise the tariff while others cling to the campaign cry Let well enough alone. Editors who favored revision recall the slogan though its use by lawmakers strains those demanding trusts be deprived of tariff shelter.
The Chicago Chronicle and New York Tribune clash over Hoar's anti trust efforts and what they view as nepotism and racism. The Chronicle mocks Hoar’s limits while the Tribune condemns southern offices as sacred to white occupants, criticizing federal appointments lacking diversity.
W D Bynum, who left the Democratic party claiming being too good a Democrat to endorse bimetallism, now declares in favor of the high tariff policy. Many who refused Democratic support in 1896 and 1900 by financial disagreement have gradually embraced Republican general policies.
The text argues against indiscriminate dosing for pig weakness, citing malnutrition as a major cause. It recommends turning pigs to pasture with a changed diet and enforced exercise, while continuing some feeding. It warns against overfeeding and stresses a strong appetite as a key to digestion and recovery.
Advertisement proclaims every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy warranted and refunds the money if not satisfied after two thirds used. It claims effectiveness against grippe coughs colds whooping cough and pneumonia prevention and notes Thomas Moore druggists as sellers.
A scientific discovery presents Kodol as a product that complements the stomach by supplying natural digestive forces. It performs the stomach’s work, relieves nervous tension, and allows inflamed muscles to rest and heal while digesting food into rich red blood. Thomas & Moore.
The Mascoutens site, once reported to house 20 000 in 1675, is identified by Thomas Clithero of Portage Wisconsin after years of work. The city is described as the largest in Indian history within United States territory and Jesuit accounts from the seventeenth century are said to be verified.
Mrs Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder. A quick relief came from Chamberlains Pain Balm bought by her son who praised its effectiveness and recommended it to others. For sale by Thomas Moore.
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