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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
14
Horticulturist M. E. Hays of Texas A and M College warns two common rose problems this season. Mildew is controlled by early sulfur dusting. Chlorosis or lack of green coloring in leaves has no external remedy and stems from moisture levels and soil type. He advises adding sand to planting soil if the ground is not sandy.
Italian scientists report genista, a widely available species, produces a fiber superior to hemp for rope and nearly as fine as flax for textiles. The finding highlights a potential durable, versatile natural material sourced from abundant genista plants.
A collage of light, punchy vignettes from jokes and cartoons: a flashy job seeker, tire mishap and a bottle fuse, a club Bible gag about Minneapolis, flirtatious banter, military salutes, bread prayers, umbrella wit, gas lamp quips, cabbagey country talk, lamb and potato banter, sharp wordplay between visitors and staff, a bootblack taunt, and a tense stock exchange dinner with a worried partner.
A Cincinnati inventor’s Freezone claims quick relief from all corn types. Apply drops to a sore corn, taste a sting, then lift it away. a small bottle costs only cents and promises safe removal of hard and soft corns and calluses without coreness or irritation.
In a London exchange, a firm member recalls forgetting to lock the safe before leaving the office. Another colleague dismisses the risk, noting that everyone is present, highlighting a casual attitude to security.
J A Phelps of Cameron says a back strain from three years ago worsened until he could not work. He tried medicines before finding Doan's Kidney Pills after reading a local paper and reports he was cured after using two boxes.
A fragment notes a claim about a product proven to do what is claimed and mentions pricing of 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, New York is listed as the manufacturer.
An old label touts Bromo Quinine tablets as removing the cause of colds and influenza. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove and notes only one Bromo Quinine.
Readers in Heartd discuss events considered news by locals. The phrase signals a light, community driven item reflecting everyday happenings and public interest in the town.
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