Eye Glasses Offered To Improve Vision At Low Cost
This notice advertises affordable eye care and glasses using tested apparatus and experienced staff. It promises to correct defective vision, making life more pleasant and useful for customers.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1904
Page
3
This notice advertises affordable eye care and glasses using tested apparatus and experienced staff. It promises to correct defective vision, making life more pleasant and useful for customers.
Fall gardens should be cultivated in the South west and consumer notices promote Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as universally needed. The ad highlights its reliability for summer disorders in children and life saving potential, sold by Geo. A. Thomas Sons. Also promoted are Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup for women and King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles with free trial bottles at Geo A Thomas & Sons. Birmingham area advertisements include a clothes cleaning service by B F Moorman with phone 166.
The notice urges safeguarding children during hot summers as death rates stay high in cities. It promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and mentions its sale by Geo. A. Thomas & Sons. It also advertises Dr King's New Life Pills and Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup as family medicines with local sales details. Gardeners are encouraged to grow stock seed to improve varieties.
Colusa resident Joe Golobieck declares fifteen years of rheumatic pain ended by Electric Bitters. He promises relief for liver kidney trouble and general debility. Sold by Geo A Thomas & Sons druggists for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed. The ad also urges farmers to grow and preserve fruit for family use.
An Alabama reader F A Gulledge describes relief from a severe piles case using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. A Rochester Lad. draggist notes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by a local lady, and Geo A Thomas & Sons markets them. Agricultural soil science remarks end the excerpt.
The notice urges readers suffering from indigestion to call for a bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure at once. It claims the remedy digests what you eat and builds tissue, endorsing hundreds cured of indigestion heart palpitations and stomach trouble. it is described as pleasant and strengthening.
Taken up June 20 1904 before J J Henderson justice of the peace Beat 7 by FP M McCall the following estrayed animal one day mare about 16 hands high 14 or 15 years old no brand visible very gentle Appraised at 20 The pill that will fit the bill Without a gripe Take one at night DeWitts Little Early Risers are small easy to take easy and gentle in effect yet they are so certain in results for quick relief from biliousness sick headache torpid liver jaundice dizziness and all troubles arising from an inactive sluggish liver Early Risers are unmatched Sold by Geo A Thomas & Sons
An advertisement touts New Alfalfa 500 per bale at 5lf by C. N. Green & Bro with cheerful rheumatism endorsements. C. G. Higbee of Danville credits Ballard's Snow Liniment after a two year rheumatism layoff, praising its cure. Geo. A. Thomas & Son sells the product.
The article explains antitoxin production using horses, detailing the toxin to antidote process and blood harvesting. It also features New York’s smallest business, a 3 by 4 foot tailor shop at 18 North William Street, run by father and son with $75 monthly rent and emergency repair work.
London hospital researchers test new continent-origin splints that immobilize the fracture with a leather case and ratchet jointed steel rods. The design supports body weight and allows walking before bone union, avoiding joint stiffness after prolonged immobilization.
Two Hart ford freshmen climbed to the state capitol using scaffolding to nail a class banner to the flagpole. The party then clashed with sophomores guarding a campus building as a rival banner was attempted. The 1008 flag flew about a hundred feet higher than the 1007 banner.
A carved wooden fir stamp shaped like a human head was found posing as an altar in a Grant's Pass Oregon lodge room. The piece shows a beard from a white fungous growth and lacks a right ear, with minor eye work and a natural beard.
The article urges thrift in the kitchen and warns against waste. It gives practical advice on preserving egg yolks and whites, keeping bread moist, and saving crumbs for croquettes. It promotes using a kitchen chopper and improving daily meat preparation to keep cooks in good humor.
The article describes a wire cage suspended over a pot to boil or broil vegetables. When cooked, the cage is withdrawn, water drips off the vegetables, yielding well prepared food and a smiling table. Additional home decor and cooking notes follow, including window treatments and a plank cooking method for fish dishes.
A clever invention hides matches in wall decorations. A quaint Dutch scene framed in passe partout conceals a roughened glass edge that ignites matches and can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.
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