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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
2
A letter promotes addressing female health to avoid hospital surgery. It cites warning signs from ovaries and womb and urges building the female system with Zodia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The author claims many women avoided operations by following Mrs Pinkham's advice and medicines.
A letter from Was. M. G. Sniveny of Upson Wisconsin praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and other products for curing chronic womb and ovarian issues after doctors advised surgery. She reports avoiding an operation and becoming a well woman after using the remedies.
A brief note on advances in tree surgery showing how present methods save giants that once would have died. The article contrasts human medical strides with growing success in arboriculture and tree care.
The text urges women suffering from female troubles and weakness not to lose hope when doctors cannot help. It notes physicians may not fully understand women’s peculiar ailments and delicate organism, and suggests the sufferer should give a fair trial to remedies.
An advertisement promotes Bradfield's Female Regulator as a true natural cure for female troubles. It credits a physician of high standing and claims the formula soothes irregular menses and related ailments. A 1 dollar bottle is advertised as capable of substantial good, with sales through Brericks B Sevd and The Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta.
An aging elm in front of the capital grounds survived through careful pruning and antiseptic treatment after decay appeared. A widening footpath and the elder Olimstead plan sparked admiration, led by Senator Simon Vaineros. The decayed section was removed, the wound sealed with asphalt and antiseptics to halt decay and preserve the tree.
The Jura Simplon tunnel project advances with 3,000 workers drilling 14 yard long bores using dynamite to carve a 12 mile main tunnel and an 18 yard parallel venting tunnel. Progress from both sides totals over five miles with three years left in the schedule. The project aims to cut travel from hours to about 20 minutes, at a cost around 14 million dollars.
The London school board advocate Miss Homer Morton warns that many children show defective eye power and that unaddressed eye defects disrupt learning and cause headaches. She urges urgent nationwide action to protect youth sight and education.
The Washington Star notes florists nationwide pursue methods to impart fragrance to chrysanthemums as the bloom rises from simple flower to high value crop. U.S. revenue from chrysanthemums reaches about 500 000 last year with New York leading purchases. Government data for 1899 show 2 738 426 spent on labor and total product value near 11 928 822, with land and buildings valued at 35 469 487.
A vintage print promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a bold claim to cure a cold in one day. The ad notes a money back guarantee if it fails and bears E. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 25e.
The note claims affordable pricing and value, positioning next to Thomas & Moore's drug store as the reference point for shoppers seeking remarkable low prices.
Druggists may refund money if Quinoria fails to cure chills fever or malaria. Price 50 cents per package. Sold by Cameron Drug Co. Photos offered at cut rates for 30 days at the New Gallery over D. Kemps. 52tf
An ad section touts eye glasses and improved eye helps to prevent years of suffering by correcting vision. Also promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for purer blood and clearer complexion, plus a notice about lands for sale and money to lend with various listings.
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