Scrap iron buyer ad and cabinet photo sale
Jim Coleman buys any kind of old scrap iron. Beach Studio offers photo cabinets at two dollars per dozen. Located over D. Kemp's.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
3
Jim Coleman buys any kind of old scrap iron. Beach Studio offers photo cabinets at two dollars per dozen. Located over D. Kemp's.
The ad promises modern horse shoing and repair services at low cost. It notes scarce flour and urges bringing in old scraps for payment. The shop, run by Jim Coleman, operates in blacksmith and wood lines and lists phone number 162 B5tf.
Advertises a cold remedy with a money back guarantee by E. W. Grove on each box priced 25 cents. Also offers reduced rate photos and travel details for The Midland with Elegant 31 coaches dining cars and first class meals. F B McKay, General Passenger Agent, Terrell Texas.
Public notice in Cameron Milam County announces final accounts of J E Bumgarten and Caroline Jones Estates filed by administrator H F Snively. Objections must be filed by the August Term 1903. court to review on August 3 at Cameron Court House. Garbled closing lines mention local ad for plow work by Jim Coleman and address 351.
Advertisement for Hall’s Great Discovery Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder ailments including gravel diabetes and rheumatism in men and women and regulates pediatric bladder issues. Sold by Reese & Sapp or mailed from St. Louis after $1 payment. Testimonials available.
Giles C. Avriett sheriff of Cameron Texas testifies on October 7 1902 that he has been cured of kidney and bladder trouble by Texas Wonder Halls Great Discovery and recommends it to others suffering the same way.
The Commoner features editorials by Mr Bryan and departments on Current Topics Home Cooking and moral tales. The paper promotes education and democratic principles with a wide circulation now about 140 000 and a joint subscription offer with the Cameron Herald for one year at 1 75.
From the New York Press a witty column contrasts marital ideals and behavior. It lampoons how men and women change after marriage, money priorities, and social norms with sharp, humorous lines.
A Virginia man reports eight years of scrofula and erysipelas improved after taking six bottles of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and three bottles of his pellets. He claims weight rose to 175 pounds and calls the remedy the best medicine on earth. The ad touts blood purification and glandular benefit and offers free medical advice booklet.
Congressman Burleson of Texas tells a joke about meeting fellow lawmakers in the afterlife. In the tale told by the Baltimore Herald, he imagines St Peter allowing a trip to hades where a card game and a scene with Robertson and others unfold. Burleson says he once sold his return check to Henry Gideon of Tennessee.
The United States shows fixed capital in agriculture at four times that of manufacturing. Britain cuts corn duty on July 1. A Japanese rose appears red in sun and white in shade. The Ansonia Hotel in New York claims 2500 rooms and no wood in the building. A 22 inch, seven year old smallest horse resides in Los Angeles. Navy menu adds 230000 pounds of frankfurters and 114600 pounds of sauerkraut. Manchuria rivals Oregon in fertility timber climate and has rich mineral wealth, Texas area, and triple New York’s population.
Fresh testimony touts Dr Kines new discovery for consumption coughs and colds as unequaled. A Bentonville Virginia reader claims a three year chronic bronchitis healed after using the remedy. Also praised for throat and lung troubles including pneumonia and grip. Trial bottle free. regular sizes 50c and 21.0 Lost red spotted calf about seven months old strayed last week Reed and Bauknight
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