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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
8
Amory Illinois produce merchant C B Gwin reports dramatic health improvement after taking Tanlac. He says his debility and poor digestion cleared, headaches faded, nerves steadied, and he regained strength and appetite. Tanlac is sold by leading Cameron druggists.
A fragmented note warns that 666 tonic has many imitations while the real product relieves rheumatism neuralgia sprains and similar pains. The text also mentions a German lighthouse mechanism that auto switches lamps into focus if the original fails.
Extension Service adviser warns the army worm could cause serious damage in parts of the state unless controls are adopted now. Methods include plowing furrows or ditches with holes to trap worms, using kerosene in furrows, and distributing a poisoned bran mash of bran Paris green lemons water and molasses around infested fields. County agents should gather specimens for identification if worms appear and enforce these controls.
A new bronchial disease from the Far East, admitted at Toulon and reported to the Paris Academy of Medicine, resembled tuberculosis but lacked its bacillus. All patients carried Spirochacta bronchialis, with a rose-colored spit as a key symptom. The illness is highly contagious, slow to develop, usually not dangerous, but may trigger serious complications.
The Chinese Government plans to begin an aerial passenger and mail service using Japanese aircraft.
A wartime prose piece extols thrift linking personal savings to victory and national resilience. It notes how thrift builds character and usefulness, supports War Savings Stamps, and strengthens community and government efforts. It recounts a Your Rainbow Division over top at San Mihiel and a war story of a dud shell.
A reader story from Ohio recalls a pupil’s line about Abraham Lincoln born February 12, 1809 in a log cabin, with the child claiming he built it himself. The item highlights a playful misstatement from a classroom exercise.
An ad asserts calomel causes salivation nausea and sickness while Dodson's Liver Tone helps liver function without sick effects. It claims users will feel well and ready for work after taking the product, contrasting it with harsh calomel.
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