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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
6
The note recalls a nineteen year old youth taking out his first life insurance policy. S. E. Brogden promotes life insurance at the Herald office.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for worm infestations in children. Claims regular use for two to three weeks enriches blood improve digestion and strengthen the body. Promotes natural expulsion of worms and improved health. Priced six cents per bottle.
A household remedy suggests Hamburg Breast Tea as a cure for colds and grip. Take a tablespoon of the tea, steep in boiling water, and drink a teacup full several times daily. It is promoted as inexpensive, safe, and vegetable with pores-opening, congestion-relieving effects.
Advertises St Jacobs Oil as a fast acting remedy for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatic pain. Claims one cent bottle to ease soreness within fifty counts and to be harmless non burning and effective against back misery.
A fragment notes a public opinion bar weighing on food products as if a trial of pastries proceeds. The data hints at scrutiny of baked goods or related items amid an era of moral consumer standards.
Texas reports indicate a very short cotton crop due to reduced acreage and poor condition while cotton prices rise. Dairy hogs and cattle outlook improves with diversified grain and food crops boosting feed supply. Labor is abundant, enabling cotton picking and ongoing building projects with deferred road construction in several counties.
Delegates from 20 counties surrounding Houston will attend the second annual Salvation Army convention for the Southeast Texas district at the Rice hotel on September 7. Lieutenant Governor Lynch Davidson will preside. Colonel George Wood of the Southwestern division will address the gathering on rehabilitation and citizenship. Mrs Staff-Captain Louis C Bennett will discuss mercy among women and children and the Army’s care for those who falter. The Army reports 546 cases handled in the past year through advisory boards aimed at reducing social disorders.
A light rain with wind moved through Cameron Monday afternoon, first rainfall in over two months, cooling the area as fall approaches. Rain stayed localized, with late-week showers reported elsewhere in the county. The cotton crop remains about one third of last year’s total despite the rain.
Appointed delegates from numerous Texas counties to represent their boards at the forthcoming convention include Dr J A Neely and Judge C G Cruger from Bellville Austin county and H T Rosenberg from Bellville. Hayes Bowers and A B Garland from Caldwell in Burleson county. Dr L G Goree and Rev H M Timmons from Navasota Grimes county. M C Mc Dowell and R Tarentine from Sour Lake Hardin county. Earl Porter Adams and Dr W W Lantham from Crockett Houston county. S T Russell from Jasper. T F Hardy and T S Henderson Jr from Cameron Milam county. J H Wharton and J F Combs from Conroe Robertson county. R C Allen and Dr W H Cummings from HearneTrinity county. F B Russell and W H Rusing from Groverton Washington county. W A Eversburg and Mrs Elmer Holtzclaw from Brenham Fort Bend county. F M O Fenn and C Minkwitz from Richmond Nacogdoches. Walter Giantz and Dr George S Abram from Nacogdoches Brazoria county. F A Taylor and Dr J F King from Anglcon Liberty county. A W Absher and C A Miles from Liberty Angelina Rev S O Landis Rev C F Smith and K W Denman from Brazos county E E McAdams and T K Lawrence from Bryan.
A tonic advertised to restore energy and vitality by purifying and enriching the blood. It claims to improve appetite and complexion, stating it is iron and quinine in syrup and appealing to children. The label asserts it destroys malaria and grip germs by its strengthening effect and lists 75c as the price.
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