Religious Revival and Temperance Sermons Rally Cameron Area
The Oakdale News reports six weeks of revival services with an evange list sermon on Self Righteousness and a strong Temperance message urging voter responsibility. A large turnout for a black ministers’ rally near Cameron drew whites from surrounding areas and highlighted moral home life, liquor cautions, and daily habits.
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Christ
Cameron
Tabernacle
Oakdale
Will Sapp
Rosebud
Sid
Needmore Pavilion
M. G
Milano
Nell Hensley
Verdi Davaney
Cora Blankenship
Martin Miller
Clyde Hensley
Jesse Belt
Dr. Lyon
Little Son Hall
Sid Halls
James Dee Cook
Mary Bayers
Vince Lucas
Marian Brown
John Williams
Max Cook
Horace Belt
A. Pressley
John Angell
Sophia Nicholson
Duncan
H. B. Pressley
J Pratt
Batey
Milam County Judge Candidate Endorsement Promotes Candidacy
An article recounts support for Judge Wason in Milam County and his record as county judge. It notes his commitment to roads and public affairs, citing prior service, and mentions funeral notices for local residents. The piece also references J. D. Turney’s business visit and local obituaries.
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Milam
Wason
Commissior's Court
J. D. Turney
Hanover
Cameron
Liberty Cemetery
S. S Lewis
Little Rocha
van Tyson
Maysfield
Tyson
J.P. Mosley
Ham-Ramsey
Tabernacle
Will Cook
Temple of Lockjaw
Cook
Rockdale
Temple
M. G. Wright
Walkers Creek
Matchless
Robertson County
The
Herald
J. F. Chasteen
Gazette
Milano Gazette
J. J. Irwin
Milan County
Thorndale
Captain Irwin
Thorn
Cy. Baggett
R. A. Gilliland
Mr Baggett
New “Tie of Life” Deodorant Sent Free by Perume Co
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a product called Tie of Life by the Perume Co of Colu. The text hints at throat protection and poisons avoided, mentioning Gonathemenama and tiny wounds. The readable portions suggest promotional copy about breathing and protection.
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Perume Co
Colu
State Bank Statement and Health Cure Ad
Texas bank report dated March 6 1914 includes cashiers statement and notary attestations. The verso promotes a deafness cure attributed to catarrh with an offer to send a circular and mentions a Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State OF Texas
Sheer Smith
Flo
H. F. Smith Jr
E.vogelsang, Jr
T.S. Henderson
Toledo
Hio
Hall
Stomach and Liver Aid Advertised Amid Local News
Letters praise Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach relief as safer than calomel. Grigsby's Vivver/Lax is marketed as a harmless liver remedy. Local notices report political visits, church growth, and community figures in Milan county including deaths and farming updates.
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Grigsby
Red Cross Drug Store
Hunt's Lightning Oil Sparked by Bent Allotment Ladling
Fragmentary text notes a burning oil product Hunt's Lightning Oil with a price of 25 cents and 508 bottles. Mentions heat and sprains in an allotment context.
Rheumatism and Neuralgia Remedy Update
Message notes public interest in relief options for rheumatism and neuralgia. Seeks readers’ awareness of available treatments and potential benefits.
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