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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary note reports white embroidered patterns for sale at about 1.50 dollars and a tied or white item priced around 48 cents. Names and places are unclear in the text.
Bishop Canfield and two friends tried to guide three young women on how to reach Hotel Bel t from Thirteenth Street at 2:30 yesterday. They claimed duty as Americans while the Detroit men learned the city. At Tenderloin station Canfield learned the details and the women insisted they were college girls after dinner.
A grandmother and family group wandered by swollen creeks and a log swing over a swimming hole. The son-in-law cut the grapevine, sending the grandmother into muddy water. Rescuers and onlookers shielded her from public gaze as she walked home soaked.
Lula M Cockrell, a Black woman from Temple, elected Goddess of Liberty for the Wilkin's addition Juneteenth firemen celebration. Three contestants paid 5 cents per vote, netting promoters $179.80 after the event. Also notes on silk and Persian Lawn sale items with low prices.
A perplexing letter discusses curing hemorrhages of the lungs with a tar based remedy and asserts lungs are sound. It includes reflections on wealth, work, and a quip about Roosevelt's birth. The text quotes Mr. L C Rogers of Pennsylvania and a line asking how Washington managed before Roosevelt was born.
A fragmented item notes straw hats selling at two cent prices and a mention of wives touring Europe three times yearly. The readable fragments reference a white sale and unusual price phrasing. No clear event or names beyond generic references.
An old advertisement promotes Westin and a Salve for various sores and wounds priced at 25c, claiming Kodol digestion aid contains stomach juices and cures indigestion. Pace's New Drug Store markets the products with a note on nourishment for the soul and wisdom across ages.
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for consumption in early stages and promotes Dr. Shoop’s Health Coffee Imitation as a coffee substitute. It also includes a jab at a novel lacking a female character and a note on charitable judgment. Cameron Drug Co. sells Health Coffee.
Milam County Texas sheriff sale scheduled for first Tuesday in August 1907 at Cameron courthouse. Forecloses a tax lien and judgment of 450.66 dollars plus costs against J J Little and others with detailed metes and bounds pointing to a Kerry Tract in Milam Burleson counties. Auction to be cash on the courthouse steps between 9 and 4.
A fragment notes Miss Neurich pacing constantly and wearing her first silk hunderskirt. The passage shifts to a medical ad praising Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and Hollister's remedies, urging readers to consult their druggist. It ends with a proverb about the praying Christian.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop Restorative as a cure for inside nerves affecting the stomach heart and kidneys and promises samples and a free book. It lists Racine Wisconsin as the sender and Cameron Drug Co as the seller with an offer to mail free information.
A reflective aphorism contrasts two paths to achievement, noting that success can ruin a man while failure can lead to triumph. The remark invites contemplation of outcomes and character shaped by fortune and misfortune.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts a baffling misdiagnosis by five doctors heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver afflictions before his wife urged trying Electric Bitters. He reports one bottle restored his health beyond all five doctors’ prescriptions. The remedy is guaranteed to cure blood poison and digestive complaints.
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