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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
6
A historical column advocates kindness and respect within marriage, urging husbands to value and support their wives who have endured neglect. It blends moral exhortation with a courtroom vignette about a witness and a judge, illustrating perceived wrongs and the need for reform.
Galveston reports rising government and private improvements totaling 2 065 707 dollars with 487 819 in public works. The port leads world cotton exports and cotton seed products, ranks high in foreign exports and gulf ports, and expands seawall protection to 437 100 miles with 45 percent filling done. Immigration peaks. rail yards moved over 106 thousand loaded cars. excursion travel soars as a premier year-round resort.
A science writer notes indigestion spawns a mental imp in the stomach and urges Mi ona Stomach tablets from Pace-Marshall Drug Co as a cure. He claims the medicine heals stomach trouble and many related ailments, advising a 506 box before meals to restore health and ease nervous symptoms.
The Batavia New York school superintendent unveils a plan to tailor education to each student. An extra teacher per room would assist pupils falling behind rather than listen to recitations. Early results show improved health, reduced homework, and more pupils staying for graduation.
A compilation of moral maxims from Lord Avebury Bacon Carlyle Lowell Bulwer Teal and Peabody on happiness thought character and improvement. The piece shifts to a report on pot hunting in Western Australia noting the illegal slaughter of black swans by poachers and the historical Swan River Settlement's emblem in early stamps.
Old Ned Prouty of Norway Maine borrowed many tools from neighbor Joe Hosmer and never returned them. He finally sought the one crowbar remaining missing and Hosmer offered to lend it with a promise to keep it until Ned returned it when finished.
The Philadelphia Ledger contrasts city life with rural rewards, noting the lure of glittering political and social power in cities. It warns that personal failure and beggary haunt crowded streets, while country life offers its own, better rewards than gold.
A cautious Scandinavian maid Tillie hesitates before ironing on Tuesday morning. She checks with the mistress, uttering a hesitant appeal as she confirms the task before proceeding.
A London Chronicle correspondent notes defences of science as dangerous and warns generalizations about women in science. It cites a claim that women in science lack ladylike manners and social skill while suggesting men in science invite fewer social falsehoods. The piece mocks such broad statements as untrue and impractical.
A collection of aphorisms on foresight charity and restraint quarried from a Chicago Tribune style column. Notes on humility reverence and temperance contrast with reflections on winter duty and the slow adoption of umbrellas highlighting social habits across generations.
Beekeepers should not leave queen rearing to natural swarming or death. In nature competing young queens fight until one survives, but modern practice cages artificially reared queens in nurseries to prevent harm to rivals and ensure a steady supply for colonies.
Across the seas sufferers from nerves abandon the rest cure for the desert. They hire caravan outfits with camels and guides and leave civilization behind in search of relief amid the vast solitude of Biskra. A large majority of the pilgrims have begun this journey.
Cameron resident Mrs F. E. reports full relief from years of kidney and back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes improvement after a short course bought at Reese's drug store and credits the remedy with strengthening kidney function. Sold nationwide 50 cents per box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
Local druggists authorize refunds if Pazointment fails to cure itch ing bleeding and protruding piles within six to fourteen days. Price is 50 cents. 29-tf
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