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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
6
Consistency plus kindness guides effective discipline in raising children. Mothers often undermine rules by yielding once, creating habits of resistance. Be firm yet considerate, and carry out legitimate requests to build lasting character and happiness for the child. Share this message with other parents.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Instantly relieves itching and promises restful sleep after the first application. Also mentions 666 Chill and Fever Tonic and war savings stamps as good medicine.
The only American soldier who lost both eyes and hands in combat, Harry Bitter of Dubuque Iowa, awaits presidential signature on a bill granting him an extra war risk payment of 100 dollars a month. The column also recalls soldiers and events from World War I including families who served, a letter to Colonel Sherman, and notes on Paris officers jailed for desertion.
Hector Lareau excludes Captain Lareau from membership charging conduct unbecoming an officer under fire in France. Enlisted Soldiers discharged conditionally upon re-enlistment receive travel pay similar to those with unconditional discharge.
Farmers seek durable hay protection as prices rise. Simple covers include a four inch layer of coarse grasses over stacks or ricks, weighted wires, and long poles. Outdoor ricks may use 12 inch boards lapped like shingles or crimped galvanized roofing for shelter.
A vintage health tonic claims to purify and enrich blood with iron and quinine, boosting energy, appetite, and color. It markets as not a patent medicine, highlights safety for children, recalls long-running use for malaria and body-building, and offers bottles at 60 cents.
An ad promotes Freezone to remove corns and calluses from the feet with a few drops applied to the affected areas. It claims the treatment leaves the underlying skin pink and healthy and states the product is inexpensive and painless.
A carpet sweeper or vacuum cleaner should be used daily to clean carpets and rags. Hand or electric powered vacuums remove most dust and dirt in a dustless manner.
A reflective note asserts happiness as a duty and teaching it alongside duty. The piece emphasizes laughter as essential, arguing joy supports moral purpose and human flourishing within everyday life.
A local thrift campaign urges motorists to equip cars with War Savings Stamp skid chains as a preparedness measure for rainy days. The message links fiscal prudence with road readiness and community savings.
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