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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
6
Essex Challenger conquers Death Valley trails to win the Death Valley Trophy with a record performance. The car passes Funeral Mountains en route. It visits Death Valley Scotty, the millionaire builder of a remote castle, dispelling rumors of a market crash affecting him.
Mrs. F. M. Boatwright of Poplar Bluff Missouri details long back pains headaches and sleepless nights she started Cardui and soon felt stronger and healthier after months of use she recommends Cardui to other women noting it is a vegetable remedy safe for all ages and sold by druggists.
A district court jury awarded the widow of Temple Houston 25000 dollars in libel damages against Liberty Magazine over a biographical sketch claiming Houston was born of an aboriginal marriage. Four Houston children seek 400000 dollars. Attorneys plan appeals and possible federal court action in the fall term.
Mrs. FE M Fitzgerald of 4533 Worth Street Dallas praises Konjola for relief from stomach pain gas neuritis and nervous distress. She reports improved digestion sleep and vitality after use and recommends Konjola for six to eight weeks. Konjola sold at George A. Thomas and Sons Cameron Texas and by druggists throughout the region.
A male critic argues that feminine poetry centers on self and emotion. He claims women focus on personal sentiment, preferring beauty over realism, and that true harsh truth in poetry is rare from female poets. He critiques sentimentality and argues women rarely translate intense emotions without censorship.
A new attraction debuts in Cameron Texas starting Tuesday April 8 with a night-time grounds display. Local officials announced the event to attract visitors and boost nighttime activity.
The J. C. Lincoln Mighty Minstrels bring new features to Cameron this season led by Sweet Papa Snowball. A mystery man called The Black Manhattan and several novelty acts join the big dancing chorus and comic troupe. Management promises the biggest laugh season yet with daily parades and a free act.
The Episcopal Church announces Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday followed by Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Lenten services are held Tuesdays at 8 30 a.m. and Fridays at 7 30 p.m.
Fifth Monday social hour at the church featured new year officers installed and readings by Patsy McGregor Beulah Collier and Giles Arriett. Entertainment included games and stunts with sandwiches and tea served in the afternoon.
The Herald lists political announcements with cash in advance terms. Announcement for Commissioner Precinct 3 R A Dick Hairston is authorized subject to Democratic Primary actions on July 26.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church met Monday at 3 PM for a Bible lesson from Luke led by Mrs. Jim Adams. The Missionary Society will meet next Monday afternoon.
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