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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
11
An extensive table of fabric includes red, indigo, navy, garnet, pink and grey calicos with assorted patterns in 6 and 7c value. Heavy weight cottons for work shirts feature wide yardage and smooth even weave with prices in cents. Bleached and brown fleeced twill back flannel options also listed with modest costs.
We have spent much time buying goods for this depart ment. Before we thought we looked, then we looked again and again, finally we were suited, just as you will be suited if you come in here to look. Never before have we had such a selection of coats made by the best New York tailors. They are full of style and then they fit as they should. Patterns and materials are all you could wish, and the price is as low as possible. Coats come full length in tan blue and grey mixture, price 3.50 to 1. Equally as complete is our line of skirts plain and pleated models blue black grey and green brown and fancy mixtures all lengths any price. Even one of our cheapest numbers lends an air of distinc tion to the wearer. Price 1.50 to 7.50
A Patterson Georgia grocer dreamed of struggling with a burglar at his window. The dream became so real he jumped from bed and kicked at the intruder through the glass, lacerating his foot and leg. He woke to find himself bleeding from multiple wounds. He is a total abstainer and cannot recount the dream.
Mrs Pod Ruggles of Pearidge hosted a sassafras tea and pigs feet luncheon for the ladies of the Jesokus society. She wore a tailor made suit and diamond earbobs, presiding with queenly grace. Pearidge social events are drawing chatter from nearby towns.
A quoted remark from Spinster in M. A. P. blames women for male decline. It argues women fail to demand enough from men and allow youths to influence home life and social spaces.
The Lady's Pictorial notes women outnumber men and the system of raising girls to be married has failed due to a lack of husbands.
Hunstanton council issue order restricting dogs from barking while trotting along the sea front. Beach officer instructed to enforce the rule to ensure compliance.
An excerpt presents a speaker lamenting labor and purpose. He recalls L. beginning years ago and notes he remains a humble hod carrier, speaking in a rustic dialect about futility and continued toil.
London court rules a physician can collect a fee for advice given over the telephone in what is described as absent treatment. The ruling clarifies when remote medical guidance may be billed as a professional service.
A quirky account notes Newton once rammed his niece's finger into a pipe. Tucherel oyce forgot his own name. The archbishop of Munster found a door notice saying the master of this house is out and waited for his return.
Dr Werner von Bolton spoke in Berlin before the Electro-Technical association describing tantalite a new metal harder than steel and gold and resistant to diamond drilling, suggesting pens may be made from it.
A New York man returned home at one in the morning to find his house filled with gas and his wife and children sinking into unconsciousness. By staying out late he saved his family from possible suffocation, illustrating a plain moral about prudent behavior.
A fragment quotes George Sand noting that small details or remarks can unlock vast ideas and emotions. It reflects on how ordinary observations by a passerby or a simple study pursued with practical aims can reveal a world of thought.
An official in Tientsin reportedly ordered five prisoners to pray for rain, threatening execution if no rain fell within three days. Rain induced a brief shower, prompting a second group of five prisoners to repeat the ritual.
Quoted exchange recalls a boxing style clash where Knox jokes about Cholly's boast while Gussie notes his opponent damaged his cravat but praises his collar. The Philadelphia Press fragment centers on humorous bravado rather than decisive action.
Tre cooler days hint winter near and our fall goods are ready for inspection. Compare our prices and quality with elsewhere. We offer a wide variety of patterns and colors and promise fair dealing, honest values, and courteous treatment.
Our suits are produced by union labor and designed by the best tailors. They are carefully sewn and finished so they fit when bought and retain their shape. The price ranges from 5.00 to 15.00, and top wearers include many of the best men in town.
The ad touts sturdy boys suits with taped pants seams and secure buttons. It promises a full range from size 3 to 16 in blacks and mixtures, with prices from 1 50 to 5 00.
Japanese military authorities halt carrier pigeon use due to telephone wireless telegraph and other scientific advances. The move reflects a shift to modern communications reducing reliance on avian messengers.
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