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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1902
Page
6
Promote health and strength for women through Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. Patient testimonial from Mrs. Phebe Morris of Ira says the remedies improved work capacity and overall wellbeing. Public notice offers Common Sense Medical Adviser free with 21 postage stamps.
Rafford Pyke’s The Woman's Side prompts wide discussion on marriage and gender roles. The July Cosmopolitan previews equal interest for men and women with An Experiment in Domestic Finance and Captains of Industry sketches detailing leaders in finance, manufacturing, and commerce.
A Nebraska Experiment Station bulletin quotes Prof. A L Haecker urging public interest in good milk. He warns against cheap, adulterated milk and explains how to judge quality, including visits to local dairies and tests for formaldehyde, butter fat, and taste. He urges both producer and consumer accountability to ensure clean, healthful milk.
Regular feeding improves fowls by making them settle to meal times. Irregular feeding causes restlessness and deteriorates the flock.
Justice of the Peace T. W. Robinson of Loomis Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best stomach remedy he has used. The tablets ease stomach disorders and regulate the liver and bowels. Easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents per box, sold by Thomas and Moore.
There is a good opening for enterprising men to engage in large scale poultry culture. Pure bred poultry is scarce in these regions and demand is growing.
Grove's Black Root Liver Pills are said to act on the liver with an active principle from Black Root, curing chronic constipation without griping or sickness. Price two cents.
Success in poultry raising hinges on careful attention to every detail and hands on management. The economical breeder can earn from 1.50 to 2.00 dollars per fowl, while neglect leads to losses and eventual discouragement.
An advertisement touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as a gentle remedy to cleanse impurities by stimulating the liver and bowels. It claims the pills prevent headaches melancholia eruptions and serious illness without griping, urging readers to use them for healthier bowels.
The July Cosmopolitan presents refined images showing the Mont Peles disaster with clearer depiction than prior illustrations. The careful artwork enhances understanding of the catastrophe and its impact.
Vacation time brings children outdoors with healthy play. Guard against outdoor sport accidents. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve quickly stops pain and prevents serious harm for cuts and wounds. Testimonial from L. B. Johnson of Swift Texas praises its effectiveness. Beware of counterfeit products.
Verona Missouri resident L W Spalding says his 76 year old mother, troubled by indigestion, improved immediately after using Kodol. He notes she now eats anything and keeps a bottle handy, praising Kodol as nature’s tonic that tests the stomach and aids digestion.
July proves seasonable for hatching late chicks with smaller breeds reaching laying age by early winter.
Prominent chicken fancies say selling eggs for hatching is unprofitable and unpleasant. They dislike the kicka that develop in this trade. Many avoid selling as thirteen chances to obtain the best bird tempt buyers. The egg buyer asks will it pay and may vote affirmatively if luck is good. otherwise he joins kickers.
J A Kelly of Henderson NC recounts a dysentery illness and using Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with entirely satisfactory results. He notes quicker relief than prior attacks and the product is for sale by Thomas Moore.
A quirky slice shows one man saves to build a house while another sells below cost. A suitor spends all to woo a girl with buggy rides and flowers, as a neighbor seeks a divorce. A man escapes disease yet dies on the railroad. another survives with a scratch but dies from whooping cough. Debtors drive travel while another pays up at home.
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits Dr Kings New Discovery for curing her severe lung trouble and obstinate cough after other remedies failed. She praises its value for coughs colds throat and lung issues and notes a trial bottle is free with purchase guaranteed by Thomas Moore.
W. S. Stevenson of Mechanicstown Ohio excels in a yearly egg contest producing 2312 eggs from 8 white Plymouth Rock pullets in one year averaging 289 eggs per hen.
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a permanent cure for many ailments including stomach, kidney, and liver troubles, nervousness, sleeplessness, rheumatism, and malaria with a money back guarantee. It notes local figures attending senatorial conventions and mentions livestock advice about hog breeds.
A dense list of excursion rates and ticket sale dates for diverse events across the United States and several states in 1902. Includes Knights of Pythias in San Francisco, Summer Schools in Knoxville and Monteagle, National Educational Association in Minneapolis Saint Paul, and multiple religious and educational gatherings with Santa Fe ticketing and limits. Dates span June to August with varying return limits and special round-trip fares.
Round trip rates listed for several meetings including United Confederate Veterans Dallas July 30 at 26.40 plus 1 for return. Annual Convention Commercial Law League of America Niagara Falls Aug 11 to 15 at 49.96. Missionary Baptist Lincoln Association Houston July 7 to 13 at 5.25. Tickets on sale July 7 and 8 limited to return by July 14. Final return policy noted.
Advertisement lists diverse excursion fares from Knoxville and nearby towns to destinations including Monteagle Tennessee, Birmingham Alabama, Linatept, Marlin Texas, and other northern and eastern points. Tickets sell on specific June, July, and September dates with varying limits, some valid year round with 60 day limits. Summer tourist excursions run June 1 to September 30 with a limit through October 31.
Milam County Abstract Company announces a new branch and updated abstract and loan office. They offer complete abstracts of burned and present Milam County records and can provide prompt title abstracts. They represent several loan companies and private lenders offering land security loans at low rates.
The University of Texas announces women admitted to all departments with tuition free. The session opens September 20 with entrance exams September 24 to 27. matriculation fee is 10 dollars. Engineering, Law, Medical departments described with start dates and fees. Galveston Medical Department details. contact registrar Joan A. Lomax in Austin.
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