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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1920

Page

9

Mother-in-law conflicts shape the Brill plans

Wallace Brill debates marriage to Cora Mayne while Myron Blair’s controlling view of motherhood strains families. Mrs. Mayne guides Wallace toward a home and harmony, the revival in Cameron features pianist Mrs. Reynolds and evangelistic singer Mr. Reynolds.

Cora Brill Myron Blair Wallace Brill Bella Mayne Bella Mrs. Mayne Wallace Blair Mayne St. Wallace Clara Mayne

Half Your Living Without Money Cost

Southern farmers face cotton under boll weevil pressure in 1920 and must rely on home gardens for food, grain, and forage. H. G. Hastings urges planning and consistent cultivation to cut store bills, noting gardens can supply seven to eight months of fresh produce and winter canning.

Atlanta South H. G. Hastings Georgia Chamber of Commerce Alabama

Cameron Texas Ordinance Appoints Board of Equalization 1920

City of Cameron appoints J. E. Reno J. T. Westmoreland and Frank S. Lesovsky as the Board of Equalization for 1920. The board meets July 8 at 9 a.m. in Cameron to be sworn in and begin duties. Ordinance approved July 6 1920 after committee reports and suspending three readings.

Cameron Texas J. E. Reno J. T. Westmoreland Frank S. Lesovsky Camero Oxsheer Smith R. D. Brown U. S H. M. Hefiy K. D. Brown A. D U. S. Hearrell

Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts and Kidney Trouble Fears

An authority links regular meat intake to kidney strain and back pain. The remedy promotes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid lithia effervescent drink to flush kidneys, prevent acidity, and support urinary health, recommended for short-term use.

Alkali in Soap Ruins Hair Warns of Dandruff Risk

An old health notice warns that free alkali in soap damages the scalp and hair, urging careful shampooing and recommending Splentox Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. It advises regular brush cleaning, proper hat fit, air exposure, and dandruff treatment with Splenlox products made by The Splenlox Co. in Dallas and Philadelphia. Sales through Pace Marshall Drug Co. in Texas.

Splenlox Co Dallas Philadelphia Pace-Marshall Drug CO Texas

Propaganda and endorsements amid Milam County primaries

Circulars attacking Pat Neff over Woman Suffrage circulate among Milam County voters in the Democratic primaries. A Milam Exety committee counters with statements from 4000 residents of Waco affirming Neff’s support for suffrage and his consistent advocacy in public speeches. A separate ad promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine and a local upholstery service advertises cleaning and pressing.

Pat Neff Milam County R. EF. Thomason Neff Waco

Rub My Tism Pain Killer and Missionary Sewing Bee

Rub My Tism advertised as a pain killer and tonic claiming relief for rheumatism neuralgia sprains malaria chills fever bilious fever colds and la grippe while also acting as laxative. Baptist Missionary Society ladies met Mrs T C Hamiltont for a social sewing bee completing four garments and starting three others with cake and ice cream served.

Ladies of the Baptist Church T. C. Hamiltort

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Victor Redcliffe FE. Reynolds Pqqualization Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Collins & Mitchell Baptist Missionary Society Sherwin-Williams Sherwin- Williams GEO. A. Thomas & Sons Gollins & Mitchell
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