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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
10
Pat M. Neff, in Waco with family near McGregor, announces his nomination for Texas governor on the Democratic ticket. He praises three thousand personal friends and many more active supporters, thanks the state's voters, and expresses deep gratitude for their counsel and work. Mrs. Walter B. Smith and her children visited Ada Sanders in Rockdale.
Mrs J M Sedberry and her young son visited her mother Mrs J S Hubert last week and returned to Galveston Monday. Mrs J S Hubert visited in Minerva Sunday and Monday. Miss Maud Mahoney of Caldwell visited Mrs Joe Bass last Thursday. Miss Clara Love of Franklin came Tuesday to visit Miss Harriett Henderson.
An advertisement claims children with worms show pale color and stomach issues. Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is said to purify the blood improve digestion and strengthen the body so Nature dispels the worms. The product is described as pleasant to take and priced at 60 cents per bottle.
Miss Clarine Power of Weatherford visits Mrs Ed Tucker. Miss Tressie Ledbetter of Kookum visits the family of Dr. and Mrs. John Denson. Mr and Mrs Mack Harvey with children move into a new home and begin housekeeping.
Miss Ada Belle and Wilmoth Mc Guire of Mayefield are guests this week of Miss Inez Tyson.
A brief health note describes applying a few drops of the remedy to corns to lift them away from the skin. The wording emphasizes ease of use and targeted relief for sore, touchy corns.
A Cincinnati inventor’s Freezone is described as a painless corn remover. The ad claims it instantly relieves pain when applied and then allows easy removal of hard corns soft corns and toe corn with no soreness or irritation. A small bottle costs only a few cents at drug stores.
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