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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
6
The letter argues the present war stems from antediluvian moral decay and cites biblical prophecies. It frames Christs return as imminent, linking wars, earthquakes, and famine to the end times and urging vigilance and moral steadfastness.
An old remedy promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough syrup made from pine tar aconite horehound and honey. It claims soothing relief and quick phlegm relief, sold ready made in 25 cent bottles with the formula on the package. May
Whisenant announces he has accepted a place at Star Barber Shop and asks friends to call for prompt, careful service. He notes back pain often from rheumatic muscle strain and recommends Chamberlains Liniment, massage twice daily for relief, claiming availability everywhere.
Rain benefited local crops with cotton and feed crops thriving. Voters approved increasing the special tax from 20 to 50 cents by an 18 to 15 margin. Local figures Lott Barrett and Lock were in Cameron, while Frank Marak and families visited Yarrellton. Doctors report good health. several residents returned from Austin after Presbyterial duties.
An old advertisement promotes Po-Do-Lax as a compound laxative that empties the bowels and stimulates bile. It claims permanent relief from constipation with regular stools and notes it also serves as an excellent liver medicine, available at druggists in May.
Notice includes plans to install a complete saw mill operated by electricity for lumbering and wagon timber. Also seeks ash and white oak logs. Plus a murder-era heirs inquiry for Wayne H. Gardner and local notices about candidates and social visits.
An officer recounts the Russian campaign against the Turks in Asia Minor. Amid blizzards on Mount Koprikeui and snowbound huts, soldiers endured bitter winds, darkness, and frozen gear. Despite endless drift and peril, the unit descended in disciplined formation with guns, sapper aid, and escorts, none lost, provoking Turkish panic at their arrival.
New York City treasury gained 366856.35 from estates of deceased indigent residents in Manhattan hospitals. Public Administrator Hoes took charge of intestate fortunes. if no claimants appear, funds go to city and state for public improvements. Most fortunes left by foreigners, from one cent to 13000 dollars. Burial arrangements made before funds are allocated.
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