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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1924

Page

6

Public opinion and free speech in a reformist call

A discussing stance argues property rights defendable by usefulness not tradition. It warns against Bourbonism and urges open minded dialogue between classes, workers, and employers. It asserts free speech belongs to all, including communists and socialists, and calls for less repressive legislation.

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Divorce Petition Filed in Milam County Court

The District Court of Milam County, Texas, to be held in Cameron on May 4 1924, will hear a divorce petition filed April 2 1924 in case No 9126. Plaintiff Sailie Henderson seeks a divorce on statutory grounds of abandonment for three and ten years. Clerk Penn Wolf notes service and execution of process.

Ghetiti Im County District Court Mlent Cameron Sailie Henderson Alf Henderson Penn Wolf Milam County Texas

Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy on Women and Investments

Aunt Emmy advises Molly that women can and should learn about finance to protect widows and orphans from losses. She promotes conservative investing at six percent with reinvested interest, arguing money doubles in twelve years, while warning against ill advised schemes. Anns B. Ay mes.

Aunt Emmy Molly Emmy Mrs. Strongs

Turn Cray Hair Dark and Pretty with Sage Tonic

Almost everyone knows Sage Tea and Sulphur when faded or gray restores natural color and luster. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold at drug stores offers this old recipe improved with extra ingredients at low cost. A sponge and brush draw through strands, leaving hair dark, glossy, and attractive by morning after one or two applications.

Wyeth

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