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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
9
A homemade lemon skin lotion recipe uses two lemons and three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint. Strain the juice to remove pulp and store for months, then massage daily on face neck arms and hands to whiten blemishes and soften rough red skin.
Miss Nell Caldwell departed Monday morning for Waco to attend Baylor University through the summer term. Miss Jeannette Pardo also travels with others from Cameron to study at Baylor. Ernest von Rosenberg of Austin spent Sunday in Cameron with friends.
Mrs. Guy Tidwell of Gause was in town Monday, stopping briefly and greeting residents. Local observers noted her customary courtesy and friendly remarks during the visit.
An early morning bowel routine is touted as essential for daily work with lingering discomfort if missed. The ad promotes Herbine as a purifying strengthening and regulating remedy priced at 60 cents and sold by Pace Marshall.
Local note reports Miss Emily Spiller spent Monday in Waco visiting contacts and returning home in the evening.
A compilation of editorials from Honey Grove and surrounding papers urging work over idleness, caution in Liberty Bond trading, a defense of country press access to railroads, and stricter immigration laws to curb pro Germans and the I W W. The items reflect wartime attitudes and policy建议.
The author divides business into two lines by publicity. Honest, legitimate business gains publicity and profit. bootlegging or illicit ventures perish if publicized. He notes farmers increasingly advertise, suggesting people trade with those who advertise. Itasca.
The Gilmer Mirror urges readers to stay cool cheerful and hopeful as war news arrives. It notes soldiers send back signals of good cheer and asks the home front to do its part by staying busy and maintaining optimism.
An advertisement touts The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Gaove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a true remedy that drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system for adults and children. It claims to be suitable for all ages.
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