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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
8
Frank Jones a 42 year old stock rail and dairy owner was found wounded in a pasture six miles south of Fort Worth. He had a deep forehead injury and cannot recover. A half-burned car and a shotgun with an unfired shell were found nearby, with unclear cause of the wounds. Jones left at 7 am to fetch a calf.
Oakdale notes include Lettie Batey Shelton starting a Prospect school, Nancy Ethridge leaving Hoyte for Curry to teach, and Erwin Cook and sister recovering from fever. Mrs Ashenbeck Cook’s illness sends Theo to Rosebud. William Bayley visits Cameron. Sid House visits to see Randolph. Ernest Cook’s buggy accident injures his hand near Milano.
Dallas editors clash over cotton gin fires with N. T. Blackwell denying incendiary causes and arguing fires are seasonal and common. S. W. Inglish counters with unusually high losses, urging better water supply, fire breaks, and safer storage at gins and warehouses.
Mrs M B Weaver reports Hall s Chill and Fever Tonic as the best remedy on earth for chills fever and teething children It will do all claimed Mrs Weaver endorses the product with Avery Bros Drug Store selling the tonic in Cleburne Texas Also mentions Diamond Tires and J T Parma s services
An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as an easy remedy to drop all tobacco forms. It promises immediate relief, full cessation of cravings, and a money back guarantee if not effective, with the product made by Cascarets owners.
Medical officers note smoking can soothe mentally and physically, not from nicotine but the habit. Columbus introduced smoking to Spain, later popularized by Raleigh. The text also promotes INSEC TIMUNE to protect chickens from blood-sucking insects, with a money-back claim from Geo. A. Thomas & Sons.
Parma carries a full line of groceries with a wide range of everyday items for local customers. The store emphasizes variety and accessibility for shoppers seeking pantry staples and fresh essentials.
Mies Archibald of Dallas a former Cameron high school English teacher spent last weekend with Mrs John Watson at J T Parmas according to local social notes.
Dr and Mrs Tom Denson spent part of the week in Dallas attending the Fair. The trip highlighted local interest in the event with the couple enjoying exhibits and events familiar to residents.
Claims that Number 40 For The Blood eases many diseases by purifying blood and aiding nutrition. Cites U S Dispensatory and New American Materia Medica to support use for neuralgia chronic rheumatism gout auto intoxication constipation eczema skin diseases lumbago glandular swellings and organ disorders. A Pueblo druggist testifies kidney trouble rheumatism and constipation improved after six bottles.
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