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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
6
Congress appropriates 70000 dollars for an immigrant receiving station in Galveston Texas. The farmers forum urges moving newcomers to Central Texas for settlement and work with local farmers. The piece extols a Texas dairy operation using a high speed separator and branded butter bricks.
The Herald surveys dairy and butter trends amid Little River floods and rising creamery interest in Cameron and nearby towns. It cites Iowa prices, potential butter shortages, and local dairymen like A. W. Baty of Arcadia reporting profits and expansion as southern creameries attract investment and reduce reliance on traditional farming.
A Texas farmer declares resilience against speculators, promising a cream income and home production of cotton, crops, and livestock to avoid starvation. He notes selling cotton to English spinners as a preferred cash market and calls out local bank wreckers as politically favored despite stealing $100,000. The column mixes farmer bravado with sharp social critique of crime and punishment.
A fragmentary 19th century line from Ake reports years of severe lung illness followed by a claim of cured hemorrhages. The brief OCR fragment lacks full names dates or places but indicates a personal account of dramatic recovery.
O S Woolever a prominent Le Raysville New York merchant recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve for piles saying it cured him twenty years ago. The ad claims it cures every sore wound burn or abrasion and lists Pace's New Drug Store as the seller at 25 cents.
An old advertisement warns that lack of religion signals selfishness and ingratitude while urging readers not to rely on ordinary medicines. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents and Tenor Tablets, advising to ask a druggist.
An old advertisement promotes DeWitts Carbonized Witch Hazel Salve for scratches burns cuts and insect bites. It notes Pace's New Drug Store as the seller.
An aphoristic line asserts the soul embodies rhythmic worship with man serving as its priest, so long as he does not profane its sacred cadence.
An advertisement touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as universal remedy and DeWitt Little Early Riser as a quick pill. A separate brief notes a Ohio girl suing a man for $9 for three kisses and calls for union discipline over wage scales.
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