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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1903
Page
8
A farmer near Pattern Mills, New York, was bent with rheumatism when he received Chamberlain's Pain Balm on trial. He soon returned, fully straightened, and paid for another bottle. Thomas & Son carries the balm.
C. D. Jarrett of Dialville estimates tomato shipments from the district will match last year at about 1150 cars, while the peach crop is placed at around 300 cars compared with 1200 cars shipped previously.
D A Turner of Dempseytown Pa reports nightly use of Dr King s New Life Pills for two weeks returns him to his teens They claim to aid liver stomach and bowels with no griping at 25 cents at S Son s Drug Store The piece notes rising East demand for white peaches and assures Elberta orchardists not to worry about the market trends.
A letter from Aten, P.M. ville, Elk ists sell describes a dramatic recovery after taking Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. The writer claims the wife’s seizures ceased after the first dose and praises accompanying Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills.
The Thorn notes farmers report strong oat yields with one grower claiming fifty acres could yield eighty bushels per acre. Local officials, visitors, and residents are mentioned including delays, bridge work by Alex Martin and crews, a newborn twelve pound boy, and school staffing for 1903 04.
J A Gulledge of Verbene Alabama suffered a severe pile condition with 24 tumors and recurring hospitalizations. Bucklen's Arnica Salve stopped inflammation and cured him after other remedies failed. Promoted as a remedy for aches and pain. 25c at Thomas Son druggist.
California sent about 60 000 car loads of fruits nuts and vegetables during the past year. Texas produced a smaller output reflecting a shorter history in the fruit and truck business compared with the Golden State.
A California grower asserts a new black berry variety produces fruit nearly snow white. The berries are described as large, luscious, and abundant, rivaling the best black varieties in size and yield.
Professor Plateau argues that cooperation yields results in growth and marketing beyond routine meetings. Experiments show bright colored petals do not attract insects more than unaltered blooms, as both were plucked, pollenized, and produced similarly.
The Omaha World-Herald declares that if reorganizers win control the Bryan wing will back Roosevelt. it praises Harrison, warns of Eastern factions, and quotes Editor Metcalf to Norman Mack as Bryan’s peace war ultimatum. The piece hints Bryan’s silent consent and cites lingering calls to back Roosevelt over Cleveland.
A persuasive testimonial outlines the remedy's claimed ability to treat wasting diseases and stomach disorders, asserting strong digestion and renewed nourishment. The letter from Mrs. Kate Schey recounts rapid improvement after four bottles, praising the medicine as the best in the world.
A McDearman resident recounts illness lasting months with fever and weakness. After neighbors used Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the writer and others reportedly improved, inviting testimonials. The notice promotes Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers the book by mail with stamps.
An editorial argues land is the safest investment with soil producing reliable income. It criticizes farmers who sell homesteads to move to town, suggesting towns offer no real advantage for raising families and that land value rises annually. Hold to the farm for lasting competence.
A promotional note claims Dr King’s Discovery cures lung and throat troubles. It cites a Shepherdstown, Virginia resident's testimonial and offers bottles at 50 cents or one dollar with free samples. Thomas & Son is named as the guarantor druggists.
Various excursion listings and sale dates for organizations in St Louis Indianapolis Fort Worth Huntsville Sherman and other points. Tickets on sale May to June with return limits, plus a health testimonial and farming note about packing tomatoes and market timing.
An advertisement lists pianos and organs from Shere Music in Galveston and Dallas. The notice notes first class produce and mentions chipped items with sale calls and general selling terms.
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