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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1926
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Calotabs as the best system purifier and urges a thorough purification of the body. It promotes a family package with directions and claims health benefits from periodic use, priced at 35 cents at drug stores.
The body of a white infant was found buried in a shallow grave in a pasture near Franklin. The infant had been wrapped in an old newspaper with varmints having dug up and partly devoured the body.
A social shower for Frances Green, set as she prepares to wed Wiltz McCown of Edinburg on November 19, was hosted by Mrs. J. T. Hamilton and Mrs. Joe Reid. The event featured autumn decor, a musical program, and gift presentations in a cozy setting with food served at a refreshment hour.
Afternoon event features guests signing a keepsake booklet for the bride to be. Mrs. E. L. Williams oversees the book and collects well wishes as the celebration moves to the Edinburg home.
The Navy lowers the minimum enlistment age to 17 with parental consent and guardianship proof. Candidates must weigh 115 pounds, be 64 inches tall, and agree to service until age 21. References from two reputable citizens and mental moral physical qualifications are required before two months of recruit training at Hampton Roads.
The recruiting officer at Houston states any person can obtain the needed information by sending a card or letter to the Post Office in Corpus Christi at the Bowers Building on Taylor or at City Hall in Lufkin. No obligation is required of any young man.
Ad text promotes a skin remedy claiming to relieve itching and restore healthy skin. It mentions a heat and moisture sensitive treatment and advertises a soap for 25 cents. The writing imitates a vintage sales pitch with multiple misspellings and fragmented phrases.
A claim for Dr Caldwell of Monticello HL promotes Syrup Pepsin as a laxative for aging bowels. It touts gentle movement without griping or upset, strengthens bowel muscles, and urges readers to buy large bottles or request a free sample by mail.
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