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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
4
Charles T. Wintz of R. F. D. 4 Huntington West Virginia described how he found relief from severe stomach troubles. His statement highlights the remedy or method he used and the positive effects he experienced. He emphasizes the discomfort he endured before obtaining relief and notes the impact on daily life.
Grandmother kept her hair dark and glossy with Sage Tea and Sulphur. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound was sold in drug stores and claimed to restore natural color with easy daily use. A dampened comb drew through one strand at a time. gray hair supposedly disappeared after a few applications.
A large bouquet from Ferguson supporters in Taylor was presented by the Governor to Mrs. Ralph Larrieu of Rockdale, a Cameron Hospital patient. Larrieu, a Rockdale American Legion member, delivered the flowers to Mrs. Ferguson after a train pass through the city. The gift, in a three foot basket, honored the governor and was described as red and pink lilies with fern.
Dan Moody and Lynch Davidson, candidates for governor, will speak at Rockdale during the American Legion celebration on Monday and Tuesday July 5 and 6. Moody speaks July 5 at 8 p.m. followed by Davidson on July 6 at 8 p.m. The event includes parades, races, concerts, a picnic, and various horse and mule events, with all races under Fair Association rules and entry closures at 6 p.m. July 4.
An early note describes Hall's Catartgt Medicine as an ointment providing quick local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. The report credits WT Cheney in Toledo as the source.
The Herald details the Rockdale gathering where James Ferguson Jr and former Gov Ferguson spoke. The crowd cheered the governor, endured a collapsed platform section, and applauded the defense of bond fulfillments and pardon enforcement while contrasting Moody and wartime sacrifice. Ferguson announced tax and school aid promises before departing to east Texas for his wife’s gubernatorial bid.
The Thursday breakfast club enjoyed their weekly sunrise breakfast at River Beach last Thursday morning. Members include ex-members of the Cameron Camp Crowd and their guests, with Mrs. W T Hefley of Waco among attendees.
The Milam County executive committee set the ballot order with Dan Moody and Ferguson foe Miriam A. Ferguson leading the governor race. The list covers numerous county offices including district representatives, sheriff, treasurer, tax collector, and constables across eight precincts.
P. O. Adams was in Waco on Friday. Misses Louise Adams Velda Walker and Martha Lou Hooks, students at Baylor University this summer, returned to Cameron to spend the weekend with home folks.
Mr and Mrs Lee McLane and Mrs Lloyd Mitchell motored to Temple Friday to visit Mrs Floy Shaw who is convalescing in the Temple Sanitarium. W H Garrett of Houston visited his son Hadley Garrett and family. Mrs Matuska of Burlington visited daughter Mrs Bill Marak this week from Burlington.
Advertisement promotes Tiz as a cure for tired feet, corns, blisters, and bunions. It claims Tiz draws out acids and poisons, reduces swelling, and lets wearing smaller shoes. Coupons offer box purchase at drug or department stores for foot comfort.
An expert warns that eating excessive meat can strain kidneys and trigger ailments such as backache headaches and urinary issues. The advice promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flushing remedy to restore normal kidney function and reduce urinary irritation.
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