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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
2
A poem praising wives to find value in domestic work and endure labor that outlasts departing generations. It urges perseverance and steady dedication in everyday tasks like baking and cooking, framing work as meaningful despite hardship.
In July Woman's Home Companion Owen R. Lovejoy recounts visiting a Pittsburg cheap cigar plant. A eleven year old boy named Joe works twelve hours daily in a twelve by twelve tenement room with no air, bending to produce five to six hundred cigars a day for eight cents per hundred. The account condemns social neglect and child labor and contrasts Joe's bleak conditions with official statistics.
A courtroom moment shows Hans Peterman addressing the clerk and judge in broken English. The judge grows irritated as Hans admits difficulty reading and understanding the lawyers, and the judge insists on proceeding without explanation.
A fragment recalls an eccentric pork butcher in a Massachusetts town and a sharp exchange about a yard and money. A young man asserts theft after the money was laid down, with the butcher asking where the money went as the craft of deception unfolds.
The notice advertises a limited time proposition through June 30, 1907 offering Cameron Herald for one year and Twice-A-Week Republic for three years at a total price of $2.00. It invites new and old subscribers to renew or start at once, with renewals starting when current terms expire.
A sale notice highlights white Jap wash silk priced at 58 cents per yard. Wagner's advertises this limited offer, inviting shoppers to take advantage of the bargain.
A historical critique condemns the saloon as seditious and corrupting within the community. It argues the saloon fosters lawlessness, bitterness, and crime, harms the economy, and pauperizes families, portraying prohibition as a remedy and citing past norms of widespread drinking.
A list shows Notaries Public who qualified before the Milam County Clerk on June 1 plus additional notaries from Cameron T Henderson O L Kidd W W Chambers Lena Bosley J L Lockett Jr F S Lesovsky R F Pool Ethel Leverett C T Lever ett Ben L Grimes F M Adams T C Stafford D L Wilson Fred Henry W D Paden T N Cox M G Cox Quinn Walker Oxsheer Smith R D Brown Don C Lewis A S Hearrell W A Morrison W F Paden Robert E Green Ben Arnold R F Yardley Buckholts William Davis T V Adams C A Beoker B C Barrett Burlington J P Gleason Jones Prairie E A Flinn B F Touchstone Minerva T W Aycock Branchville John A Smith Baileyville W H Askew Milano A S Russell W E Peel J B Newton J D Peeples Thorndale Charles A Davis E L Ramsey G A Williamson Gus Newton H D Cone J L Lee San Gabriel James A Clark M E Lincoln Rockdale E McClintock Ira Perry R L Hale Chas Hanson Helen Woody E A Wallace E A Camp W J Clymore J W Garner W D Wells G M Ryan Leonard Isaacs L L Lockett Sr E Phillips H C Meyer J D Shelton The notice mentions a white sale and a public solicitation in Wagner's.
The Brenham Banner lists new general laws from the 30th Legislature effective July 12. Included are reforms impacting game and pure food laws, anti lobby and anti blacklisting measures, juvenile and family issues, banking and election law, street cars and public welfare, and state department creation.
A local ad style notice repeats that all white waistings will be sold in the white sale. A child asks Pap for half a dollar to bury roller skates, but the reply denies funds. Mrs Bings suggests passing down the old skates from the last lodge night.
A fragment notes a sale of 500 boys skidoo and straw hats priced at 50c. The text mentions white ssle price 19 coins and includes garbled phrases about experience and individuals, with references to Menai.
An advertisement from Racine Wisconsin by Cameron Co promotes Dr Shoop 4 and claims to ease neuralgia toothache and pains by coaxing away unnatural ai, promising free van service and penny spenders. The copy is cluttered with marketing phrases and unclear health claims.
W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee writes a testimonial praising Orinon Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation. The note asserts the remedy as a thorough practical solution and is published among other letters and advertisements.
A compact reflection on envy as a disruptive force in well being. The line likens jealousy to a green bug disturbing growth and contentment, urging awareness and calm in personal happiness.
An old drugstore notice notes Pace's New Drug Store selling Revel by Tak A Ee or similar product, claimed to strengthen the digestive system and provide direct relief.
An advertisement urges readers to try Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney or bladder troubles, claiming it will cure if medical aid remains possible. The copy stresses reliability and ends with the retailer Geo. A. Thomas & Sons.
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