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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
2
Jno Holtzclaw and Fr. J Lane appear in a fragmented local notice listing names and roles. Details are unreadable, but the two individuals are clearly identified among others in the document.
Lodges including Little River Chapfer No. 66 Milam Lodge No. 125 Camero Encampment No. 88 and other fraternal bodies announce regular meeting nights. Thureday Friday Monday nights and the fall moon guidance outline recurring gatherings with visiting brothers invited.
The text lists church groups at the Methodist Church including Sunday School at 9:30, a league at 3, and monthly meetings of the Missionary and Home Missionary Societies. Pastor T. Smith noted.
The article lists weekly church activities at PRRANTTERIAR Church including Sunday School at 7:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. state league, Mid-Week Prayer at 5 p.m., and Missionary Society on the 2nd Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. Baptist Church schedule notes services at 4 p.m. and meetings at 7:45 p.m. Leader names and exact venue details are partially garbled.
Sunday School at 9 30. Services follow on first and salvadl Sundays at 11 00. Athlety meeting at 4 p m. Evening service in Christ op.-Srdand eo at 11 00 and 7 45.
A parish announces regular Sunday services at 9 a.m. and weekday gatherings. Reverend Simon Peeweber is listed as a guiding priest with ongoing prayer and community activities.
Local notes describe last Thursday’s heavy rain and need for more rain to loosen a coil. Corn is in the ground and some villagers are uneasy. Mentions Will Schiller quitting clerking, H F Kern’s eye operation in San Antonio, and various residents visiting or ill. A weather sign of warm weather appears with swallows returning. Road tax receipts and rotten bridges are criticized, with a call to inspect conditions. Miss Emile Williams returned from Weeo.
A reader discusses creameries and milk supply as key to a local dairy industry. He notes cotton focus diverts attention, cites North region examples of starting steps, farmer agreements, milk pricing, and eventual butter and cheese production.
A historical note describes how the duties of a typewritist vary widely from clerical tasks to drafting, editing, and tabulating data. It highlights flexibility in early office work and the evolution of keyboard skills in daily operations.
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble. It cites Henry Blumberg of Brenham praising the remedy after pain in the back and kidneys and claims two boxes suffice. The copy urges purchase through Foster Milburn Co. and a generic Kodol testimonial follows.
A letter from Devoe & Co promotes coal like heat value to Cameron reader J H McLaeran. It argues Devoe paint yields long life and cost savings, claiming a gallon equals more value than rival brands and detailing a homeowner’s three year repaint cycle with cost comparisons.
A box of Dr. King's New Life Pills was lost after being found at Pace's New Drug Store. The advertisement promotes the pills as a guaranteed cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice and are priced at 25 cents.
A testimonial includes J. A. Brogdon praising Nosena for quick relief of catarrh and nasal inflammation. The text claims Nosena soothes congested membranes, heals and cleanses passages, prevents drying, and treats colds hay fever and other nasal issues. It emphasizes lack of narcotics and offers a sample and booklet by mail with a money back guarantee. Brown Manufacturing Co. markets Nosena from St Louis and Greenville.
An old tonic touts itself as a tasteless iron and quinine preparation claimed to have stood the test for 25 years. The ad emphasizes simplicity and reliability with a stern warning against false cures and pills.
An advertisement warns of a torpid liver causing bile buildup and sickness and touts Ramon’s Liver Pills and Ionic Pellets as strengthening treatments. It also cautions about constipation from cough syrups and promotes Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup without opiates, sold at Pace’s New Drug Store. The piece ends with a quip about railway managers and improvement bonds.
Public notice style testimonial from Mrs J Galveston Texas touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for chest pains cough and sleepless nights. Advertisement claims relief for pulmonary diseases and urges purchase at Pace's New Drug Store.
A man who reads daily weather reports is described as a great reader of fiction in a witty remark about weather journalism and storytelling.
The item hints at Tegan possibly pursuing a cash on delivery arrangement through his own express business. It suggests a plan to handle deliveries or payments independently, with no additional context or outcomes provided.
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