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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1904
Page
3
A fragmented passage hints at eye examinations and the care of delicate organs. It mentions assessing whether glasses are needed and considering past knowledge of vision. The text appears garbled but centers on eye health and possible aid.
A brief notice promotes Scott's Emulsion in The Herald, inviting readers to subscribe for health benefits and regular updates. The item emphasizes ongoing availability and local readership.
Class A tickets priced at 35 dollars go on sale April 15 and run to November 15 with a limited sale ending December 15, 1904. Class B tickets price 29.50 dollars go on sale April 25 and are valid to November 25, with a 60 day limit from sale date but not later than December 15, 1904.
Sheriff notes a court ordered sale in Milam County Texas to satisfy a $4,267.70 judgment in favor of The American Freehold Land Mortgage Company of London Limited against T L Hollingsworth and Josephine Hollingsworth. Four hundred nine acres of land described by surveyed boundaries to be sold at Cameron Milam County courthouse on first Tuesday in July between 11 pm and 4 pm.
An advertisement touts a vitaminlike formula named 1. D. D. discovered by Dr. Decatur Dennis. It cites two proof cases Mr. Henry Watters with long psoriasis cured in 45 days and Sammy Meakey cured in three weeks. The text claims lasting remission and asserts hundreds of successful results.
An ad promotes home work with Ring No 11 and guaranteed satisfaction, urging readers to respond for copy. It then markets Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for lung and throat troubles with a testimonial from Mya B VanMetre of Shepherdstown noting complete relief from severe bronchitis after one bottle.
City Market and Bakery Reed and Walker pros. headquarters for country produce hides chickens eggs furs. Highest cash price paid. We keep meats of all kinds. Bread cakes and candy. Electric Bitters advertised as a remedy for indigestion and stomach ailments without explicit medical claims.
Taken up and estrayed by J. T. Perkins before Justice of the Peace J. T. Henderson on February 16, 1904 a sorrel mare seven or eight years old about fourteen hands high. The mare shows a scar on the shoulder and another on the left thigh. Appraised at 30 dollars by Teen Co., Clerk, Milam Co.
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