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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
7
J. F. Stoneburner of Port Arthur Texas recounts years of stomach trouble and weight loss then credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with gaining twenty one pounds and restoring health after six months of treatment by five doctors. The ad promises permanent relief for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee.
The Belmena Weekly News notes farmers busy with soil in fine condition and general health improving. No new grippe cases. those affected recover nicely as the school led by Prof Mayfield and Miss Zanona Denson is doing splendidly. Born to Mr and Mrs Walter.
Garrett the 11st a boy. Mother and child are doing nicely. Uncle Charlie Carr returned Monday from Milano where he has been holding a meeting. Lee Bellah and Marvin Bright were in Cameron Monday. Judge Thweatt of Maysfield was here on business Monday. Jim Shuffield transacted business in the Hub Monday. John Bell of Maysfield was here Monday. Homer Terry visited Cameron Monday. Tom Lacock of Hanover was here Monday. Tit Wilkinson brothers marketed hogs in Cameron Monday. Mr A M Simmons of Thorndale visited here Tuesday. Mr Maples was over from Rockdale Saturday and Sunday. The young people enjoyed a social hop at Cage Terry's Saturday night.
An advertisement says dizziness headaches biliousness and constipation point to a torpid liver. It promotes Po-do-lax as a quick acting remedy that cleanses the liver and tones the system, also aiding the stomach. Price is 50 cents at druggists.
Ed Kasch, cotton breeder from Lockhart Texas, promotes Mebane Triumph Seed as superior to standard varieties. Claims breeding enhances prolificness, large Boll size and high lint quality. Includes illustrated circular and contact box 25 tf.
The Herald notes W. B. Taylor, a 35 year reader, visited last week and renewed his subscription before relocating to Brady. The paper regrets his departure but wishes him well in his new home.
The quote from former Secretary Philander C. Knox recounts how a drive with his 75 year old mother in Pittsburgh sparked his lifelong affection for horses. He describes a brisk October afternoon chase as a derby-like moment when his mare sped past a faster rival, fulfilling a promise of a quiet ride.
Germany orders road safety measures to protect motor vehicles by keeping highways free of glass and metal. Schoolchildren are told to sweep roads and motorists risk reprimand or fines for dropping debris. Drivers report fewer punctures and blowouts since the program began.
Mrs. F W M Viddler of Detroit was entertained by her sister Mrs. E B Weaver in Detroit. The dining room featured ferns and a three course dinner by Mesdames Slaughter and Weaver. Musical numbers by Mrs. Viddier Slaughter and Misses Weaver Peel and Gunn. Recitations by Eugenia Weaver Geraldine Slaughter Cornelia and Emery Gunn. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Slaughter Mr. and Mrs D B Gunn Mrs A E Brady and others.
A new material named cellon from Germany is undergoing rigorous wartime tests. It is nearly unbreakable, can bend without breaking, and resists impact while remaining transparent. Unlike celluloid it offers fire safety though a sheet can ignite with an open flame.
The article notes China under Yuan Shi kai pursues benevolent neutrality toward Christianity. It reports 700+ officials merchants and literati joined Bible classes in the last year, Peking churches overflow, venues expanded, and large meetings draw about 3,000 students. Yuan contributed a large gift to the Methodist College in Peking.
A leading American electrical manufacturer introduces a new hammer design featuring a high speed series wound motor. The motor drives a reduction gear eccentrically to operate a plunger that acts as the hammer. A sleeve allows the drill or hammer rod to be quickly inserted for rapid striking.
Consul General Anderson at Hongkong reports that tobacco use among Chinese began only a few years ago but has spread astonishingly. The cigarette habit involves men and women alike, with girls as young as ten indulging openly in cigarettes with evident pleasure.
Eugene S. Knight of Wilmington North Carolina praises Chrberlain's Tablets as the best remedy for constipation and indigestion. He notes his wife also benefited from their use and claims the product is obtainable everywhere.
Dr Thomas A Pope advertises office hours from 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 daily. The single office location is at 351 Resi 130.
The message contrasts early 20th century hopes with rapid advances in technology. It argues that a twenty year old shorthand system is outdated amid electric cars, wireless telephones, X rays, Mars views, air travel, and高速 auto speeds, noting progress outpaces old methods.
An advertisement extols Bryne systems of accounting and stenography from Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. It claims time and cost savings, early earnings for students, and practical knowledge leading to higher salaries. The college touts its growth to America's largest business training school with 2000 annual enrollments across 26 states and six foreign countries.
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