Eustis of Bertram Visits Hayes Family
Reverent J. S. Eustis of Bertram Texas spent Sunday night with Mr. N. Y. Hayes and family. Eustis and Hayes were school boys together.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1927
Page
7
Reverent J. S. Eustis of Bertram Texas spent Sunday night with Mr. N. Y. Hayes and family. Eustis and Hayes were school boys together.
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An old remedy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised to turn gray hair back to natural dark color. The ad claims gradual, even darkening with a simple sponge application and notes improved mixtures with extra ingredients available at low cost.
A nostalgic poem recounts a mother's advice on life likened to baking a cake. The speaker recalls childhood moments watching and listening as she sang and taught, stressing balance between wealth and goodness, memory, love, and deeds. The refrain speaks of “a pinch of this, a pinch of that” guiding a life.
Five dollar reward offered for loss of pigs two white Hampshire pigs and seven red and black spotted pigs. Notify Miss Mithe to Krull Cameron Route 1.
In Waco Texas on March 1 the body of Tom McDowell 37 Bartlett was identified by Sam Levins as the man burned in a Chevrolet near Elm Mott. McDowell had left Bartlett Monday to deliver a car from Kilpatrick Chevrolet, two potential witnesses reported seeing the burning vehicle, and deputies noted the car burned upright before being pushed into a ditch. The body was transported to Bartlett for burial with survivors listed as his mother Mary Levine, half sister Mee Holstein, and half brother Levins.
Sheriff L. L. Blaylock traveled to Austin on a business trip Wednesday to conduct official duties and meetings with state authorities.
A home remedy touts Jad Salts to ease kidney and bladder irritation. It claims drinking a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for three days will neutralize urine acids, reduce burning, frequent urging, and discomfort. The ad notes Jad Salts are inexpensive and widely used by people prone to urinary issues.
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