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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
9
Mrs. Cynthia Higginbotham of Meandorsville Kentucky reports improved digestion and strength after using Black Draught for poor liver function and constipation. The advertisement urges keeping stomach liver and bowels in good order and promotes Black Draught as a prompt gentle natural aid.
Mrs. W A Gillon hosted a Saturday musicale at home for her daughter Louise Gillon a graduate with over a hundred guests. Performances included Massanet Horvath Dubois Duran and Mendelssohn pieces by Louise Gillon Ruth Sprinkel praised. A surprise violin gift from Mrs Watts and pink music blocks ended the event.
Public notice reports the subsisting partnership between L. H. Krough and John H. Thomas of Cameron Milam County Texas dissolved by mutual consent on May 1 1917. Debts owed to the firm to be received by L. H. Krough and all claims presented to him for payment. The witnesses sign in Cameron Texas on May 1 1917. The text also mentions a May 8 1917 freshman class picnic with the Lucky Six attendees and a creek bath after refreshments.
Mayor Sam Hefley proclaims May 14 1917 as recruiting day for the United States Army and National Guard. He urges eligible men to respond to the call and asks women to support the effort, calling Cameron to show wartime resolve.
A druggist offers a money back guarantee if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. Initial relief is promised from the first application.
A Tyler Texas advertisement promotes Tyler Commercial College offering a four to six week course in cotton classing, stapling, averaging, and related office work. It notes demand from major cotton firms, with optional bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting, and telegraphy. Tuition is 23 dollars plus 2 dollars for materials. enrollment is ongoing. A separate notice advertises McGEE'S BABY ELIXER for stomach and bowel disorders in infants, priced 25 and 40 cents.
Brooks Fletcher, famed newspaper editor and noted lecturer, delivers motivational talks to diverse listeners. His dynamic presence and exceptional speaking gifts captivate both young and old audiences.
The narrative recounts Irvine’s dramatic ascent from hardship to decades of mission work in major cities and among soldiers in the trenches, presented in a riveting lecture. He has endured low points but sustained a vast charitable effort.
Edw. Amherst Ott delivers a compelling talk on personal and communal improvement. The lecturer explains why some people earn modest wages while others reach high incomes, highlighting social and economic factors and urging audience engagement.
The city invites relatives and out of town friends to a week of patriotism happiness and entertainment. The program features music readings impersonations magic and mirth plus a big drama and operatic company with a noted lineup and an orchestra conductor. Lecturers will share messages of inspiration encouragement and instruction.
The famed speaker known as the Man Who Can presents a lecture titled Stand Up Ye Dead. The talk blends songs stories and solid substance with a masterful touch aimed at community impact.
Governor Patterson visits the Tennessee community chautauqua delivering a message focused on patriotism progress and right living. He presents as a reforming statesman and a powerful orator stressing higher ambitions and noble ideals.
The lecturer Lou Beauchamp captivates audiences with a blend of humor and storytelling. He intercuts funny stories with moments of tragedy and reflection, delivering a rapid sequence of laughter and insight.
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