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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1904
Page
8
The store launches a make room sale to clear summer stock ahead of fall offerings. Prices on seasonable summer goods are slashed, with many items cut by half or more and some reduced by a third from previous profits.
County Attorney-Elect Little of Cameron visits Thorn, with residents from Taylor, Marlin, Milano and Lexington. Court at Franklin postponed due to election day. Woodmen lodge plans near Gano while Woodbury Norris residence nears completion. Post office setup moves and Sunday operation announced.
Local items from Walker's Creek report families visiting kin in Da Leon and Mayfield while farmers finish harvest. Luther Bailey sets off prospecting for marriage, others travel to Easterly and Rosebud. Seventeen join Walker's Creek church after a Unity meeting. pictures taken by Gertrude Whaley. Captain John Hause’s badge ball team visits Yarrellton for a game, Jim Galloway and Jim Chamberlain run a blacksmith shop, and political greetings surface as Democrats hope for success. Shove & Co.
Advertisement notes that Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup cures biliousness, dyspepsia, and headaches. It positions the remedy as a universal liver and blood tonic available to readers.
Mrs W H Spinks remains very low though hopes for recovery persist. Hospitalized and improving patients include Rev W Y White Will Stewart Mrs Adlie Kirk Mrs Ethel Kelley and Miss Lula Miler. Baptist meeting continues at Linerty led by C D Whitman. Grandpa Wayne Boggan attends church. rain improves cotton prospects and Annie Cow on July 9 marks a note of timing.
A social note mentions an ice cream supper hosted by ard and Tug Sheepie, with many friends in attendance. It also notes Carroll Millee’s trip to old Kentucky and that he was not seen on Sunday.
The Young Ladies Aid and Mission Society of the Baptist church hosts a July 2 musical at T. S. Henderson’s home with piano songs recitations solos and duets by listed performers. Free will offering collected. Also an ad notes Dr Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure refund policy and Jim Coleman’s rubber tire machine.
An advertising pitch proclaims Herbine as a universal remedy for heartburn flatulence liver torpidity constipation and nervous symptoms. The ad notes sallow skin foul tongue and offensive breath as part of the malady and touts a 50 cent bottle sold by Geo A. Thomas & Sons.
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