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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
15
A vintage sales pitch promises rapid relief from backache lumbago and sciatica by rubbing St Jacobs Oil on the back. The ad claims the treatment is harmless, non burning and effective after a single use, urging readers to try a trial bottle from any drug store.
T. N. Jones of Tyler urges strict support for Democratic nominees at Houston and defends prohibition, arguing the nation’s fate hinges on the eighteenth amendment and condemning anti prohibitionists who would bolt the ticket. He calls for an uninstructed Texas delegation and enforcement of all laws and constitutional provisions.
The article contrasts artificially ripened canned pineapple with field ripened fruit noting sugar content. It provides two recipes: a almond pineapple sandwich spread and a Chinese style pineapple chicken on toast, using crushed pineapple, almonds, cream cheese, butter, and chicken stock with seasonings.
Fort Worth attorney and West Texas rancher Louis J. Wardlaw reports strong cattlemen support for his bid for governor after talks with voters at Amarillo Cattlemen's Convention and Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. He cites tax reduction and government economy as priorities and proposes rewards for predatory people and animals.
The Bar Association sells numerous Me Too buttons in Cameron to raise funds for the National Democratic Convention to be held in Houston on June 26.
Old time remedy for gray hair advertised as Sage Tea and Sulphur, improved with additional ingredients. Promoted as darkening hair naturally and evenly so no one can tell it was dyed. Instructions say to dampen a brush and apply strand by strand, with results by morning and added gloss after use.
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