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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
7
Mrs Pinkham speaks from twenty five years of experience about aiding sick women. The Lydia E Pinkham Compound is praised for easing ailments tied to female health including ovaries and nervous disturbances. Mrs Pinkham, of Lynn Massachusetts, offers confidence and relief through her remedy.
A period piece extols the versatile Texas farmer able to raise per acre profits far beyond common crops. It touts potential gains from hogs, peaches, plums, grapes, rice, tobacco, syrup, vegetables, pecans, sheep, goats, bees, mule colts, and horses, plus home dairying and diversification, with a sharp jab at urban reliance. The letter cites Knightsville and Monticello era trade notes and ends with trade snippets for various goods and services.
The ad touts Schlitz beer as a delicious beverage, unmatched in purity and palatable flavor. It claims the ale is not only pleasing but also a strengthening tonic for patrons who seek satisfaction in their purchases.
The text urges choosing a good harness to avoid spoiling appearance or risking life. It stresses durability and fit, advising to call at S. G. Boyles for superior harnesses and style.
A farmer is urged to embrace modern, labor-saving tools and visit J. M. & J. D. Hefley Co to see their double wheel hoe described as the greatest agricultural tool. The ad contrasts old conditions with practical implements to lighten work.
An assortment of notices from Hefley & Hefley Florence listing groceries pickles and cakes with a plea to place orders by Friday. A testimonial advocates ETHINA for infants from Hartwell M Ayer. A drawing at Hetley Hefley grocery offers a shotgun Jersey cow and buggy for one dollar per chance.
Milam County Texas notices an estray listing a bay mare ten years old eighteen hands with TG on the left shoulder and her colt, a black horse twelve years old thirteen hands with W on the left shoulder, and a five year old sorrel mare fourteen hands. Appraised at twenty dollars J EB Tyson Co Clerk. Also advertisement for Ballard's Snow Liniment and flour delivery notes.
A local reader from Vandotte Michigan recounts surviving a life threatening illness after pneumonia and a severe lung condition. The testimonial credits a new medicine with restoring health and weight. Thomas & Moore's drug store advertises bottles at 50 cents and one dollar with trial bottles free.
Mr. F. Collier of Cherokee Iowa is described as renewed, cheerful and vigorous after suffering chronic kidney trouble and back pain. Electric Bitters is credited with a complete cure after three bottles, with a sales note for Thomas and Moore drug store. Also mentions Buckeye Pile Ointment for piles and cancer risk warning with price and availability.
I announce to friends and customers that I am now in my own building on the north side of the square, one door east of Cameron drug store. I have added a bakery to my grocery business and will supply bread at a reasonable price. I keep staple and fancy groceries, ice cold drinks, and country produce. Don’t dispose of your chickens, batter and eggs before seeing me. Bargains in everything I sell.
A local notice discusses sheep and cattle pasture use, noting sheep benefit range without overstocking and weeds damaged only by pasturing. It promotes hot house lambs for specialists and sells a car load of North Texas cotton seed, with a price incentive on plow work at Jim Coleman’s shop.
The Wortham Journal warns readers to move cautiously in Beau mont wild cat schemes likening it to a risky poker game. The Bartlett News notes political coverage despite editor gender. The News suggests Texas will correct detrimental capital laws without foreign guidance. Blue and white enamel ware was cheap at C N Green and Bro.
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