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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
6
The article emphasizes kidney health and the link to overall illness. It cites Bright's Disease as a major death cause in New York and promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as an effective kidney remedy. Readers are urged to buy from pharmacies or request a sample bottle by mail.
At the Cameron Chautauqua meeting officers and committees were elected including C. W. Lawrence as President and R. H. McIntosh as Chairman. A total of 581 adult season tickets were pledged last year with 69 tickets remaining to meet the contract. Remaining tickets may be bought at 2.50 while over contract numbers sell at 3.00. Subscribers urged to secure tickets. Geo. T. Moore offered money on property and farm, with November service presence.
The note provides a fragmentary prompt about desiring the best. no concrete events, persons, or organizations are readable. Context suggests an advertising or motivational line rather than a full news item.
Cameron residents are urged to treat kidney sickness signs and seek Dean's Kidney Pills. M. W. Mitchill, deputy tax collector and farmer, testifies relief after irregular kidney function and backache. Price 5 cents statewide. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York sells the remedy.
Sunday School 9 30. High School Commencement Sermon 11 00. Preaching 8 15 p m by Pastor. Prayer meeting 8 15 p m Wednesday. Epworth League 3 p m Sunday. You are cordially invited to worship with us.
Notice to tax payers Milam county announces a 10 percent penalty on all taxes from January 31 plus 6 percent interest and a $2.25 levy per land tract. Also a statement from Joe W. Bickley that illness ends his county judge bid and thanks supporters. A medicinal testimonial praises Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough in Crooksville Ohio. An appeal notes F C Wolfe of Sharpe in the city and a donation left in Herald strong box.
Surgeons note men show slightly higher appendicitis rates than women. Adler-i-ka is advertised as a quick relief for constipation sour stomach and gas using buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. The ad features J R Young a druggist endorsing the product for instant relief.
The Cameron High School announces new appointments and reassignments. Principal C. D. Eaves, B A of Austin, replaces LaMaster. History teacher Julia Williams is re-elected. Science instructor W. H. Norwood from Lovelady replaces Saunders. Latin teacher Ruth Dobbins of Quanah succeeds McElroy. English teacher Mae McLelland of Moores completes the lineup.
In Ville North Carolina Miss Cooper German is succeeded by Miss Mary Archibald who takes over from Mr J E Copeland as head of the school.
The advertisement promotes Texas Wonder a remedy for kidney and bladder ailments including gravel diabetes and rheumatic conditions for men women and children. It claims a two month bottle costs 1.00 and promises cure with mail order if not sold by a druggist.
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