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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1902
Page
2
Maystfield Telephone Co announces direct service routes to Maysfield Brawenville Jones Prairie and Belleyyville with no party line and prompt attention to every call. Customers should press routes as indicated to avoid confusion and delays.
An advisory urges individuals to resist being used as subjects in experimental treatments for chronic diseases. It warns of unknown risks, urges consultation with trusted physicians, and stresses informed consent and patient rights in medical research.
A Cameron Texas notice promotes physician R M Howe claiming bold diagnosis and treatment promises. It mentions a violent incident involving Dan Campbell guiding a crowd and assault allegations. It notes Tom Robinson’s presence in Rogers for business last workday.
Dr J M Dollar of Gause visited relatives in Cameron last Thursday. Judge Norman G Kittrell of Houston was in Cameron on business last week. Assistant County Attorney Sharp attended justice’s court at Lilac last Thursday. W C Looney of Branchville transacted business in our city last Thursday. B J Baskin attended the congressional convention at Wootan Wells last week. Ed Schiller the Ben Arnold wineman was in Cameron on business last Thursday. Misses Agnes and Sallie Peyton and Annie Finks of Marlin visiting Mrs S G Boyles in our city. Robert Wadsworth of Waco was in our city last Friday on business. Mayor Ralston purchased a buggy and horse in Austin a few days ago. He is a showy animal and a splendid trotter.
Advertisements and brief reports mention quick acting remedies such as One Minute Cough Cure and Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. Prof J C Watts visits Cameron. local business activity noted, including cotton prospects and liver medicine endorsements. residents discuss ailments, agriculture, and local commerce.
Judge John N. Henderson of the court of criminal appeals visited Cameron last Friday where friends extended a warm greeting. He previously served as district attorney and later as district judge, remembered for his efficiency in both roles by local residents.
Mr. F. H. Wells of Deer Park Long Island recommends Chamberlains Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains. He reports using it last winter for severe lameness in the side from a strain and praises the quick relief and care it provided. For ease by Thomas & Moore.
A Denver resident testifies to relief from menstrual pains after four bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits improved health and energy to the remedy and recommends others seek Pinkham’s advice from Lynn Mass. for free guidance.
Rev. W. H. Jackson will start a protracted meeting at Curry school house on the first Sunday in August. He will continue the meetings as interest justifies and invites Christians of all denominations to attend.
The piece argues irrigation policy should wait as the issue is before the Supreme Court. Kansas sues Colorado over irrigation harms, and the outcome may reshape the debate beyond the Hansbrough bill. The text warns that pushing irrigation now could conflict with established prudent government policy.
A dense ad sheet lists multiple attorneys at law with offices in Cameron Texas and surrounding area. Includes Cox Jones firm, W. Hudson physician, Lano-Texas general practitioner, and several other lawyers with offices in the courthouse area.
An ad-style note urges readers to beware Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic labeled Tron and Quinine, promising no cure no pay for 50c. It also touts eye care and improves Eve Helps glasses to strengthen sight, offering a free eye examination.
A cosmetic item promotes Herbine to cleanse bowels and regulate the liver for clear complexions, priced 40c at Thomas & Moore. Miss Mattie Boyles of Reagan visits Cameron relatives. County Attorney Chambers returns from Wooten Wells for congress and judicial conventions.
Rev W L Riley of Cuba New York reports fifteen days of excruciating sciatic rheumatism and finds Ballard's Snow Liniment provides full relief after two applications. He offers an unqualified recommendation and notes a price of 31.00 at Thomas Moore's. Miss Lucy May Johnson returns to Bryan after a visit and will teach at Goliad Public School next year.
Leighton druggist H P Kumpe reports a child recovered from severe worm infestation after using White's Cream Vermifuge. The ad claims dramatic worm expulsion and benefits to digestion, growth, and vitality. 25 cents at Thomas and Moore. Also notes Pond Creek resident Blasienz visiting Cameron and Clarkson farmers optimistic about crops after rain. Glenn planted fifty acres of Kansas corn.
Public notice commands the sheriff to publish weekly for four weeks summons for W Li Langford in Milam County Texas. Ida A Langford sues for divorce and child custody alleging abandonment after 1876 marriage. three minor children named Waller Willie Roy Langford. Case No 387% set for October 20 1902 in Cameron court.
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