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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note lists ownership by Sam for service 32 50 in three systems and mentions mellow liquor medicine and Perfectas and Abso J Monpricx & Son. The text is garbled with several brand and name fragments.
Disjointed warning cautions readers to avoid harm after illness and to seek strength from medical authorities. Mentions iron tonics and the dangers of neglecting recovery, urging prevention of lasting weakness in lungs kidneys and other organs.
Ad asserts Harter's Iron Tonic helps colds and general weakness. It promotes widespread sale of the tonic.
In a quiet home, Miss Helen Seabrook recalls a vanished romance tied to a cherished plush box containing letters and a photograph. As she dreams and revisits the past, a reunion is sparked when James Harvey reappears and the box is credited with guiding their fate.
Pupils including Florence Har rell Mayme Steger Eva Annie Butts and others gathered at Maysfield as recess ended. A proposed spelling contest was approved by the majority with Dump Hollingsworth Jr and Zula Tyson leading sides. The word cymbal doomed Hollingsworth's group leaving only Zula and one competitor.
A physician asks if the profession can obtain Herbine in bulk for prescribing. He reports its great usefulness in treating dyspepsia from excess or overwork and claims it restores affected organs to healthful activity. 50¢ bottle at Thomas & Moore's.
A public competitive written examination for cadet appointments to the United States Military Academy from the Sixth Congressional District of Texas will be held at Calvert on April 11, 1002. Applicants must be 17 to 22 years old and bona fide residents of the district. Scott Field MGC Sixth District of Texas.
For sale or rent residence across from the Methodist church. Apply to Dr M K Lott at 27 tf.
The Texas fieldland announces reduced rates for events including Lumbermen's Association of Texas in Galveston on April 14 to 26 1903 with sale April 13 and final April 17. Epworth League Meeting in San Antonio April 24 to 26 1908 with sale April 25 and return by April 28 1905. American Medical Association in New Orleans May 5 to 3 1908 with extension to May 30 upon deposit and 50 cent fee. FP McKAY announces as General Passenger Agent Terrell Texas.
A historical poem depicts Black people occupying rooms in the White House, crowding spaces and inciting disorder. The text references Booker Washington, Teddy Roosevelt, and Dina Washington, culminating in violent imagery with the death of Roosevelt and the severing of Teddy's head.
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with a bold claim that the bottle shows its Quinine content plainly. It asserts a simple no cure no pay offer for 5 cents.
A Chicago Record aphorism compares trusts to a river full of bluffs wrecks rocks and rapids with suckers and big fish. The piece warns against damming trusts and ends with a brief ad for Jim Coleman selling plow work at reasonable prices.
In a feature on blacksmithing, Jim Coleman showcases skill and craft, drawing attention to traditional metalwork. The piece highlights his technique, tools, and the enduring interest in handmade pieces.
Mrs Annie M Brook of Smithfield Fayette Co Pa praises Dr Pierce for letter consultation and the medicine Favorite Prescription. She cites easier labor quicker recovery and better health after five births. The ad touts free consultations and a narcotics free formula, with the Common Sense Medical Adviser offered by mail.
The Missouri State Senate approved by 25 to 5 a measure to make stealing chickens a felony. The article remarks on chickens as imitators and warns that hens that steal eggs or fly over fences will influence others, with offenders justified for bake oven punishment.
An old advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a reliable pill for cleansing the system and regulating liver function. The copy claims easy administration, strong results, and a long standing reputation by Thomas and Moore.
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