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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
6
A Ley community meeting urged positive talk about Bryan and Texas, citing local faith in soil productivity and a silo purchase as signs of future prosperity. Attendees noted enthusiastic but cautious remarks from successful locals, urging concrete boosts over pessimism.
This preparation targets rheumatism lame back sprains and similar conditions and is praised as a reliable remedy. Mrs Charles Tanger of Wabash Indiana reports it as the best for lame back and sprains and notes decades of use by her family. Sold in 25 and 50 cent bottles by all dealers.
Chautauqua program lists John G. Woolley as famed speaker known as the greatest orator in America. He will discuss A Sovereign on the fifth day of Chautauqua week in Nashville. Gambrell addresses Southern Baptists in Nashville on the Judson centennial raising funds for foreign work. He criticizes Washington politics and echoes suffrage themes during One Hundred Years of Baptist Progress.
Katherine Oliver-McCoy noted as Dean of Scotch readers for her Chautauqua and Lyceum programs. James Barrie praised her rendition of The Little Minister at his London home. Cowper and Mackaye works were also featured, signaling her influence in literary circles.
Indigestion relief claims a tonic effect improving appetite and stomach comfort. Mentions T. D. Peeble and Bucklen's Amica Salve for eczema. Includes discount druggist price and a furniture list with prices, plus note on Rockdale resident E. H. Noack in Cameron for jury service this week.
An old advertisement promotes a candy labeled Worm Killer to treat worms in children. It claims to ease feverish, irritable, and sleepless symptoms, stating the product expels worms and aids digestion. The notice targets parents, selling at 25 cents through druggists.
Mrs Walter Vincent of Pleasant Hill North Carolina recounts severe health decline from nervous headaches and prostration. She credits Cardui, a vegetable tonic, with restoring strength appetite and rosy cheeks and urges others to write for the company booklets and instructions.
Fragmentary text shows a sale note listing a seller John Gandy and items offered at a stated price. The incomplete line hints at a mixed catalog and unclear details about the auction or goods for sale.
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