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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
10
The notice promotes a pre Easter sale of ladies wear including suits coats silk dresses skirts waists and new pattern hats in spring 1918 styles. It emphasizes unusual tempting offers and timely spring fashion savings inviting readers to indulge in a new costume.
Mrs G A Andrews of El Paso Texas recounts four years of bed rest swelling pains and nerves finally relieved after using Tanlac. She reports renewed appetite energy and ability to work and sign her name again. Tanlac is sold in Cameron Rockdale Milano Thorndale Gause Minerva Ben Arnold Jones Prairie Buckholts.
Davilla Ed White of Granger and Frank White of Oklahoma visited sister Mrs. R. P. Kerr this week. Various residents including Jake Robbins Leona Robbins Preston Graves and Robison family members were in and around Granger and nearby towns for visits and travel. A union prayer meeting was held at the Christian church Sunday night. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's tablets for bilious attacks and digestive relief with a price of a quarter.
Miss Margaret McLane, a Cameron native and 14 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will McLane, won the first prize of twenty five dollars in a Taylor Texas lumber dealer’s school essay contest on Why everyone should own their home. The item notes Cameron’s pride in her achievement.
An old advertisement warns against calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a non corrosive vegetable remedy. It asserts calomel causes distress, salivation, and illness, while Dodson's product supposedly cleanses the liver and restores energy without side effects, suitable for adults and children.
A wartime card cautions against sending tobacco and reading materials to soldiers at the front. It warns that tobacco is a bad habit, reading matter injures eyes, sweaters may bother skin, and letters could cause issues, urging careful sending by civilians.
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