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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a tonic for tired nerves and weak health, claiming it strengthens blood, nourishes tissues, and builds vigor without alcohol. It targets mothers, urging action and noting the Bloomfield New Jersey address.
Rev W D White, member of the Examining Board for young preachers, departs for Longview Texas on Nov 8 to attend the Texas Conference session led by Bishop James McCoy. Rev Glenry Flinn hosts the gathering as Miss Mollie Moore and church stewards report Cameron church has settled all obligations.
The wedding of Miss Mary Mareth to Mr. Henry Reineke will take place Tuesday October 12 1915 at the Catholic church with Rev Father Spin officiating Their friends in Marekville and Pettibone communities extend best wishes and anticipate their new home in Marekville.
An elderly patient recounts headaches and rheumatic pains eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes back and side pain and urinary discomfort improved after two boxes, with the product sold at 50 cents by dealers, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A Halloween social and box supper will be held at the Minerva school house on the night of October 28. Proceeds from the event benefit the local Methodist church.
Alvarado resident T. A. Hensley credits Magnis Wonderful Remedy with ending long standing stomach and liver distress. He reports rapid improvement after first dose and urges fellow sufferers to try the treatment with a money back guarantee. Also notes deaths and local visits including Wm. Dreyer Jr. from Yarrleton dying of typhoid and burial at Ocker Cemetery, Bell County. Capt. J J Irwin returns to Cameron from the Confederate Home in Austin.
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