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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
7
Milam Bosbrital and Dr Greer along with Dr Ferguson announce a private hospital for medical and surgical cases not contagious. A trained nurse is available. patients may select any reputable physician. Physicians invited to refer cases. courteous treatment guaranteed by Dr Ferguson, business manager.
Announcement states a new building on the north side of the square one door east of Cameron drug store houses a grocery and added bakery. Offers staple and fancy groceries, country produce, and bargains with fair prices and standards.
An advertisement touts Rex Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and dyspepsia with a money back guarantee if not cured. It notes druggists refund the purchase price, priced at 50 cents per package, and includes a second claim for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy with iron and quinine and a no cure no pay claim.
All druggists may refund the money if the medicine fails to cure bills fever or malaria. Price is 50c per package. Sold by Cameron Drug Co.
A reader recounts a November 1895 dream in which a giant gypsy ring with sapphires appeared, then woke to find a real ring sent by a friend in memory of his wife. The maid and family corroborate the tale, noting the timing and description matched.
The youngest son of Senator Clark and Yale Law School graduate William Clark, a Butte lawyer, returns from Europe with his bride Miss Mabel Foster of Butte. An acquaintance at the Fifth Avenue Hotel teased him about the marriage as Clark joked he had been in a post graduate course in partnership and organization.
Conference of the People's Party of Texas in Dallas sets sale dates for February 11 and 12 with contact for details to TM J. W. Kavanaugh and Wy Si Keenan Galveston G P A Agu or Wy Si Keenan listed for further particulars.
A political letter from Austin 1902 argues mid winter primaries harm the Democratic Party in Texas. It attacks early voting, calls for uniform dates, and lists reforms including cleaning moneyed influence, abolishing free rail passes, taxing corporations, and rebuilding Galveston’s port while opposing monopolies and nepotism.
A fragmented text blends health ads for Scott's Emulsion with political exhortations from J S Hoag. It argues for free public schooling and endowment of educational institutions while urging voters to demand clear stances from candidates. It then advertises Lone Star Market in Yoo black Depot street offering beef pork mutton and sausage with home refrigeration.
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as an external liniment that alleviates pregnancy discomfort. It claims it strengthens abdominal muscles, aids elasticity, and helps with swelling, morning sickness, and related symptoms without internal use.
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