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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
6
Mr. J. W. Bartlett and county men arrived on Tuesday with helpers and teams and set up camp on the road between Buckholts and Rogers. Mr. J. H. Hall, pioneer resident from Sandy Creek, visited the city Saturday and joined the Herald family circle of happy readers.
An old advertising note warns against calomel and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy. It claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels without salivation or sickness and guarantees relief by morning with a pleasant taste for all ages.
The Cameron City schools will reopen next Monday at 8 30 for grades 1 through 7 and 1 00 for high school enrollment. New pupils except first grade should report on Saturday for classification. Latin guidance and costs are outlined, along with dress, free medical inspection, and a call to have every child attend on the first day.
Wanted fresh eggs apply this office. People speak well of Chamberlain's Tablets. G A McBride of Headford Ontario reports customers praise them and says they are unequal for indigestion or constipation. If you are troubled, give them a trial. they will do you good.
John Dobbins, Camerons leading grocer, leases the Fahrendorf building beside the Worcester market to launch an exclusive feed and grain store. He plans to offer a broad range of feeds and grains at farmer friendly prices to help customers save money.
E A Galbreath, a longtime barber who had recently moved to Buckholts from Cameron, died suddenly after complaints of pain upon waking last Wednesday. He had been ill only briefly, and his death adds to a recent local bereavement.
The Baptist gathering draws strong turnout despite bad weather. Rev Blaylock preaches a fiery gospel as the unsaved are urged to respond through Crucified One. Miller leads a growing choir, Junior choir thriving, with a Monday picnic. If weather allows, meetings may move to the park. otherwise they stay at the church.
The quote argues that waiting for others to act before we feel obligated is a misguided form of reciprocity. It frames such thinking as selfish barter and suggests embracing proactive, generous conduct regardless of others' prior actions.
A vintage advertisement promotes lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a whitening and beautifying facial lotion. It instructs straining juice, bottling a quarter pint, and applying daily to face neck arms and hands for months of use.
The Martin Luther Lecture at the Christian Church has been postponed indefinitely due to rain and other matters. The item also advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment with claims of relief for swellings and various pains. Pace Marshall Drug Co sells bottles priced 25c, 50c, and $1.00.
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