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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
14
Mrs Ora Carlile of Troup Texas recalls severe smothering spells and fatigue last fall. She says Cardui helped her recover strength and appetite after taking it from a store shelf and urges others to try it. She reports feeling like a different woman.
A Moor declares that hands were given for bread, calling knife use a sin. The Library of Congress holds music and musical compositions exceeding one million items, the second largest collection in the world.
Fort Worth loses Norris murder case as judge George Hosey grants change of venue to Austin. Proceedings reveal widespread opinions against Norris and questions of political religious influence. Hanger favors a larger city for fair jury as Dallas and Houston observers note reactions.
This piece recalls 1926 achievements such as Byrd circling the North Pole in a Fokker, Europe photographs relayed via radio to America, and Gertrude Ederle's Channel swim at record pace. It notes a curiosity about 1927 and mentions the Youth's Companion approaching its hundredth birthday on April 16.
The Youth's Companion announces its 1927 edition with 52 issues and over 9 book length trials. It features 260 short stories, 100+ special articles, a Y. C. Lab for boys, a girls department, and 52 pages for children. Each issue includes a current events survey. Subscriptions cost $200.
The ad promotes Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for kidney health. It warns that kidney failure leads to toxin buildup and symptoms like dull fatigue back pain headaches and dizziness. It claims many users nationwide and urges readers to ask neighbors. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In 1927 and 1926 issues, subscriptions priced at $2.60 for two sets or $2.50 for McCail's Magazine and Youth's Companion. The Youth's Companion SN Dept., Boston, Mass, notes subscriptions accepted at the office.
An old ad claims Freezone Stops corn pain instantly with a drop, letting you peel away the corn or callus with no soreness. A tiny bottle from the druggist costs a few cents and targets hard and soft corns plus corn between toes.
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