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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Friday night race meet with city officers involved and a charras event at Litle River. Details are unreadable. context suggests local athletic or civic race night with officials present.
Fragmentary notice lists a Catholic church event with a pastor and service times. Mentions a society meeting at 4 p m and a sermon on Sunday, with names such as Timon Spinneweber and references to pastors and a 10 8 date.
A colored physician from Cleburne, R. B. Barnes, argues that competition from Mexicans and Japanese threatens Black workers. He urges African Americans to settle for steady, punctual employment, prove reliability, and keep jobs to prevent displacement by foreigners.
A historical call urging Black workers to find employment, keep active in the economy, and pursue home ownership while urging restraint in public conduct. It argues for legal protection, fair opportunity, and self help to build stable citizenship and economic independence.
Miss Helen Gould buys 100000 acres in Colorado to create small farms for city slum residents. The program includes supervised farming, sanitary upgrades, libraries, and easy terms with gardens and seeds. It aims to move families from crowded slums to self sufficient rural living and reject charity framing.
The Cameron Herald announces a limited time offer until June 30 1907 for back subscribers to pay up and receive one year of the Cameron Herald plus three years of the Twice A Week Republic for two dollars. New and renewing subscribers urged.
Classified notice requesting applications for selling large flourishing ferns palms and geraniums at the Herald Office.
Rail special fares announced for Galveston to San Francisco and Los Angeles with return dates in June and August. Stopovers allowed, diverse routes offered at reasonable rates. Information available on request from agent J. B. Rector in Cameron Texas.
Henry Blumberg, a Brenham farmer, reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills for back and kidney pain. He says two boxes cured months of constant pain and improved kidney secretions. The ad notes availability from Foster-Miethane and urges buyers to insist on Doan's.
Dr Ferguson a former practitioner in Cameron wed in Oklahoma City on Wednesday June 5 to Miss Marie Haven of that city. The Herald joins the couple in wishing them a bon voyage.
A farm sale notice offers 3 good second hand Gellet gins complete with steam press. Listed by Write W.T. Watt of Waco Texas.
An assortment of small ad lines promotes R F D envelopes printing and a health lesson on kidneys. It touts Foley's Kidney remedies as strengthening the system and curing kidney and bladder disease. George A. Thomas & Sons is named. Various proverbs underline thrift and kindness.
A satirical product ad claims Simmon's Liver Purifier regulates the liver for blue moods and body weakness. It touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as restoring youth and beauty with claims of "vinegary" women and no age hint, priced 35 cents.
The notice lists train fare sales in Texas with round trip and one way rates. Texas State Pharmaceutical Association in Waco sells June 17 and 18 with final June 21. Five Million Club sale to Fort Worth runs June 13 to 16 with final limit after June 1. Child’s rate half adult. various class rates and conditions apply.
A South Dakota tale describes Mrs. Clapp recounting a dramatic healing near her son who suffered lung and throat trouble. The story mentions a miraculous discovery and a new store, with references to Mound City and Mrs. E. D. as part of the narrative.
A concise reflection on how awareness replaces blissful ignorance. The remark notes that recognizing gaps in knowledge changes perspective and prompts action. It emphasizes learning, curiosity, and growth as antidotes to comfortable but false certainty.
A fragmentary ad-like passage discusses money influencing arguments, mentions indigestion no case, and asserts conformity to the Pure Food and Drug Laws. It notes sale by Pace's New Drug.
A cheerful lift lightens the pad as Kodol is advertised to ease stomach troubles after meals. The product is claimed to go directly to the digestive organs, digest what you eat, and strengthen the system. Sold by Pace's New Drug Store.
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