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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
2
Record shows weekly weather with average high 79 and average low 48 degrees. Highest temperatures reached 85 on Tuesday and Saturday, while the lowest dropped to 37 on Wednesday night. Rain totaled 0.01 inches with sunshine averaging 83 percent.
A Trenton editorial denounces scandal mongers who defame citizens by repeating unfounded tales. It claims local character is strong, condemns rumor spreaders as worse than fraud, and urges readers to confront liars and defend honest people.
During a recent electrical storm Brooks McLane searched the dark kitchen and rammed his arm into a cupboard. He touched a soft tremor and let out a wild howl. The incident jolted neighbors as a frightened colored girl hid inside the kitchen safe. Brooks’s pulse remains unsettled.
A California man recounts the luck of buying Bucklen's Arnica Salve at Geo. A. Thomas & Sons Drug Store. He says two 25 cent boxes cured an itching pile problem that resisted other treatments, claiming the salve offered relief and a guarantee.
The article urges districts in Lamar Bowie Red River Delta and Fannin to report on cotton bagging at a Clarksville meeting May 14th and 15th. It highlights using cotton for bagging twine rope and cautions against growers becoming victims of manufacturers. Milam County is urged to send a representative to Clarkesville.
Ladonia News urges boosting cotton demand to stabilize prices. Readers are asked to wrap goods and bags in cotton, use cotton bagging for cotton, and favor cotton apparel to support the staple, noting farmers currently favor jute.
An 19th century style ad asserts a smile can be hard to keep when blue bilious and out of sorts and promotes Ballard's Herbine as a mild yet effective cure for stomach and liver complaints including constipation and dyspepsia priced at 40 cents per bottle sold at Pace's New Drug Store.
Grace Gould describes two key dress types for summer fashion in Woman's Home Companion. The cut-in-one gown dominates, with tailed or cutaway coats and narrow skirts, often sleeveless to reveal the guimpe, or resembling a polonaise with a single sleeve joining bodice.
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