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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
2
Domestic science teachers urge housewives to read food labels under the National Pure Food Law. Labels reveal ingredients, distinguishing healthful products from potentially harmful ones. Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder proclaims pure cream of tartar while low grade powders use alum or phosphate.
Local notes celebrate births and visits in Tracy Texas. Families welcome baby girls born to Petty and Welch households. Social visits include Sally Beesley in Rockdale and Ruth Laird with friends. Christian sermon praised by Rev Polk C Webb, referencing Europe War and President Wilson as diplomat. Community events feature the Only Workers gathering hosted by Miss Beesley and her mother.
The article recalls a lively afternoon reception hosted by Mrs. Jenness and a birthday dinner for Miss Bess Crosby at Mr. Swanzy's home. Guests enjoyed salads, grape juice, cake, and a two course luncheon, with thanks to organizers Mrs. Britton and Mrs. Jenness. A medical note praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble.
We acknowledge with gratitude the kindness and sympathy shown during our bereavement for Bettie Bellaria Grant. Your comfort and support shared at this time mean much to us.
Elizabeth Reuthler testifies that Peruna restored her health after illness. She claims it treats cold related catarrh and keeps her well, stating she would not be without Peruna and continues to use it when needed. She also invites neighbor recommendations and grants permission to publish the testimonial.
In Jones Prairie much better conditions after dry weather and sun. crops recovering. Crowds attended Children Day exercises at Sneeds Chapel with a hearty program and dinner. Plans for a Hoyte meeting hall advance with subscriptions nearing the $200 goal. Ladies and youth plan clubs and athletic activities to meet, while oil leases loom near Hoyte. A depot arrival is anticipated and local roads receive attention.
May 19, 1919 in Pope reports an especially interesting gathering of the Hoyte Melon and Truck Association with discussions likely touching on industry matters and local commerce.
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