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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
7
A Cameron store invites customers to visit its location as the headquarters for groceries, promising the most complete line in town and competitive prices. Shoppers are urged to come in whether buying or not and are welcome to tour the store.
The Cameron Temperance Union outlines officers including President Mrs Zaviech and Secretary Miss Jeter. The page features a parrot anecdote about swearing, followed by editorial remarks opposing lenient alcohol laws and discussing Oklahoma’s Prohibition history and likely constitutional battles.
A national struggle over prohibition unfolds as Oklahoma faces a pivotal vote on liquor laws. Supporters frame it as a clash between light and darkness, arguing the new state should grow under strong temperance rules rather than be bound to liquor traffic.
In New Orleans on October 25 a Knights of Pythias Supreme Lodge vote passed a rule banning any member who deals in or handles liquor including hotel owners and druggists. The new statute bars professional gamblers saloon keepers bartenders and dealers in intoxicants, and is not retroactive.
Advert says Hyomei clears catarrh using nature oils and pine germ killing properties. Inhaled through breathing air to reach respiratory cells. Outfit costs $1 with extra bottles 50 cents. Pace Marshall Drug Co guarantees refund if not cured. Quote ends with a humorous remark from Chicago Daily News.
Ramond's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets claim to cure sick headache dizziness pains in the side constipation and kililousness based on a renowned physician. Leading druggists guarantee cure or money back. Full treatment 26 cents.
A poem reflects on lost love and death after a June meeting. An advertisement touts Dr. Shoop’s Cough Cure as safe and legal with the Pure Food and Drug Law. A regional note discusses Texas cedar log shipments to Germany, timber growth, and export timelines.
An advertisement touts Nosena a soothing catarrhal balm claiming instant relief for catarrhal deafness chronic headaches and related nasal conditions with guaranteed money back. It catalogs testimonials and pricing including a sample offer and mentions druggists carry large tubes for 60 cents. It also notes other local notices about church fundraising and political race food at an oyster supper.
Ad promoting Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a tonic for exhausted nights and hacking coughs. Claims it restores rest and improves health, urging readers to seek relief from throat irritations and insomnia with the product attributed to Geo. A. Thomas.
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