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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
6
Advertisement requests readers to work from home with Ring No. 11 and promises copy for job work and guaranteed satisfaction. It emphasizes saving transportation costs by doing work at home and directs readers to respond via the given ring.
Milam County Abstract Company announces a new branch an up to date Abstract and Loan Office with complete abstracts of burned and present Milam records. They offer title abstracts and access to loan companies and private lenders for land security at low rates.
A Shepherdstown woman testifies Dr King’s New Discovery cured her year long bronchitis after one bottle. The advertisement claims fits for croup whooping cough grip pneumonia and consumption with trial bottles free and regular sizes from one to one dollar. The Southwestern Onion Growers Association contracted a San Antonio firm to handle the Bermuda onion crop for 1903 and expects about two hundred cars for shipment.
Easter morning motives aside, Reese and Sapp offer clear eye care guidance for all sight problems. The physicians promote straightforward assessments and attentive service to protect vision.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming the formula printed on each bottle shows iron and quinine. It promises no cure, no pay and charges 50 cents.
The persimmon has been improved by scientific methods and is now a popular delicious fruit. Its astringency is removed, size doubled, seeds reduced, and some seedless varieties exist. Attention shifts to the paw-paw with promising results. Both trees are ornamental and useful.
Dr. T. G. Merritt of No Mehoopany Pa reports a stomach ulcer patient improved after Electric Bitters with no attacks for 14 months. The ad claims Bitters cure dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles. Also notes Florida celery growers receiving good prices and cites marketing methods as a factor.
One bottle of Texas Wonder, Hall's Great Discovery, claimed to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women, remove gravel, treat diabetes and other ailments, with a two month supply for $1 and mail delivery from Dr. E. W. Hall. Sold by Reese & Sapp.
Giles C. Avriett Sheriff of Cameron Texas testifies he was cured of kidney and bladder trouble by Texas Wonder Halls Great Discovery and recommends it to others suffering the same. Dated October 7 1902.
The article states the national strawberry crop brings about 90 million dollars in cash value each year and suggests its indirect value in health promotion and reduced medical costs likely exceeds this amount. It notes health benefits and potential cost savings from reduced drug-related impairment.
“One of Dr. King's New Life Pills each night for two weeks has put me in my teens again” writes D. A. of Dempseytown Pennsylvania. They are best for liver stomach and bowels purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only 25 cents at Thomas and Son's Drug Store.
The Tri State Farmers of Chattanooga report multiple prominent cotton growers endorsing flat culture over ridges. They advise thorough land breaking, harrowing, rolling to a firm seed bed, planting, then use of a weeder. Level preparation and flat cultivation help crops resist drought, unlike ridge systems.
Greenville D C student at law H P Burbage reports a four to five year cough greatly alarmed him and feared consumption. After trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy two bottles of the twenty five cent size he says he was permanently cured. Sold by Thomas and Son.
The California Fruit Grower says Texas fruit crop is very short, though this varies by locality. Some areas report poor yields while regions 100 to 500 miles away show trees loaded with fruit.
J A Guiledge of Verbene Alabama suffered severe piles with 24 tumors and hospitalization. Bucglen's Arnica Salve reportedly halted inflammation and cured him after remedies failed. 25c at Thomas Son druggist.
An advertisement extols Mrs Prother’s Friend as an external liniment easing pregnancy pains and aiding breast support. It claims benefits for uterine comfort and nipple care, promoting maternal well being and embryo expansion through external use. The ad targets pregnant women and mentions a $1.00 bottle and a free booklet from The Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta Georgia.
An advertisement extols Dr. R V Pierce and his Favorite Prescription as the cure for uterine disease and nervous illness in women. It claims the medicine strengthens the general health by treating local female disorders and cites testimonials from Mrs Callie of North Carolina who reports complete recovery after eleven bottles and Pellets.
A Missouri woman recalls years of illness and doctors failing to help. After using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets she reports improved health and no longer needing doctors, praising the medicines as the best in the world.
The New York Sun notes Grover Cleveland spoke with sound understanding and independence of character. It recalls the paper once coined the term stuffer prophet for a man of such steadiness.
A warning about deadly colic and cholera morbus in neighborhoods and the need to keep a reliable remedy on hand. Chamberlains Cole Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised for saving lives and easing suffering and is sold by Thomas and Son. The Philadelphia Record notes the president’s tariff stance and political positioning.
Miss Lena Bailey reports the Gause school picnic near town with a morning march to the grounds, a stage for speakers, student recitations and drills, and addresses by Supt. F. J. Clement and Hon. Sam Little. The program included pupil exhibitions, maps, algebra and penmanship, a bountiful dinner, and closing remarks by Miss Maggie Griggsby.
A farmer near Pattern Mills New York was cured of rheumatism after using Chamberlains Pain Balm as told by G P Rayder. The man came in doubled up but after a few days walked in straight and paid for another bottle saying he wants it in the house always. For sale by Thormas Son.
Fragmentary notes reveal an article about Louis Philippe’s throne reportedly found among old timber at the palace of Bourbon. The piece references parliamentary proceedings and hints the throne was destined for occupancy during Louis Philippe’s era.
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