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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
5
Mrs. William Reed of 1617 Enderly Place Fort Worth Texas described years of stomach disorders. After using Mayr Wonderful Remedy she reports better appetite and sleep and says many seek her out for the remedy. The ad promises permanent relief for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee.
At a Friday Civic League meeting in the city park presided by Mrs. A. J. Dossett, new projects were discussed including a downtown rest room for ladies and country visitors to aid shoppers this fall. Plans also target a temporary rest room at the park for the Farmers Industrial meeting on the 8th 9th and 10th and for Chautauqua Week starting the 22nd.
The issue lists committees for the year approved by the organization through Mrs. W. A. Morrison. A large number of new members has been added to the League recently.
The U S Supreme Court orders West Virginia to compensate Virginia for a historic shared debt of about 13 million dollars. The long dispute traces to when West Virginia separated from Virginia and refused repayment. The state faces a difficult plan to raise funds while revenues decline under statewide Prohibition, even needing a 200 thousand dollar loan to cover ongoing expenses.
Advertises Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues and diabetes promising cures for men and women and children with a two month supply for one dollar. Claims mail order delivery from Dr E W Hall of St Louis Missouri and drugstore availability.
Corrected figures from the Chicago Tribune tally Nineteen deaths and 903 injuries nationwide during two days of Fourth of July celebration. Fire losses reached 239325 dollars, up from 99545 last year, with fatalities caused by fireworks cannons firearms and gunpowder. Chicago reported the sanest celebration in history with only one fatality and two injuries.
Report of the condition of The Citizens National Bank Cameroo shows assets and liabilities figures including circulation and capital as of a recent date. Details indicate reserves deposits and loans with figures presented in dollars and cents for public record.
The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas claims the largest highway engineering division in the south and second in the U S only to Columbia. Three graduates with road construction experience lead the department and anticipate a meeting at the college.
A Caldwell Texas resident Mrs F N Fitzgerald credits Doan's Kidney Pills with quick relief from kidney pain and bladder inflammation after sudden kidney trouble. The ad promotes the 50-cent remedy from Foster Milburn Co. Also notes a college conference by highway engineers with invited guests and planned discussions.
Road District No. 6 begins grading six roads into Thorndale town with Edgar Howard of Cameron winning the grading contract at about 40000 dollars. Gravel work will be Let later with about 50000 dollars planned and ten thousand held in reserve for repairs. Funds come from the February bond issue of 100000 dollars.
An 1880s style advertisement offers a 100 dollar reward for an incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents per bottle. The ad includes testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo and the National Bank of Commerce Toledo, asserting Cheney's honesty and ability to fulfill obligations.
Milano Gazette reports P. S. Bryant, about sixty, hanged himself in a barn at his sister Mrs. Russell’s western town home. Neighbors found him after menacing hours, and his body was buried in the city cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
A vintage ad warns calomel is mercury and harmful to the liver urging readers to switch to Deen's Liver Tone. It claims calomel can salivate and sickens the liver, promising a safer alternative sold by Pace's New Drug Store.
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