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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
5
A medley essay links the Mississippi’s vast reach from Gulf of Mexico to Itasca Lake with a spiritual river of love spreading across nations. It cites Easter as the source of Christian faith, ending with a call to support local merchants who offer lower prices and personal service.
The piece asserts that true understanding comes from inner vision beyond mere senses. It extols teachers leaders prophets who see truth clearly, shaping humanity's future through the realm of spirit and free thought. It argues vision sustains individuals, nations, and the race, turning present dreams into tomorrow's reality.
The essay argues against chasing youth via youth-saving schemes or immortality. It emphasizes that life offers one passage from youth to old age, and while physical decline is certain, one can still find joy in twilight years and prepare for a meaningful harvest beyond death. The piece condemns quack cures and gland transplants as folly.
A critique argues that every community has faults but many knocks come from biased citizens. It urges praise for merits and fearless condemnation of faults, asserting constructive effort grows from constructive criticism and civic improvement follows honest appraisal.
A persuasive essay outlines the press power as a social force beyond measurement. It credits newspapers with shaping public will, enabling wartime resource mobilization and enforcing prohibition, and claims officials rely on press support more than public opinion in some actions.
An assortment of observations critiques marriage guidance and social norms. It notes that fights often stem from desires rather than rights and that husbands heed many opinions except their wives. The piece touches on milliners adding overhead and the tendency of dependents to seek opportune moments to importune.
The piece contrasts New York and Chicago in melodrama while noting the empty laurel of easy jobs. It jokes that real gratitude shows by funding an accident ward. It cites a Mexico City newspaper praising a night without murder or robbery.
R L Patte Jr, manager of the Thorndale Oil Mill, awards the contract to J G Chandler of Cameron to erect a six room residence on land north of the mill. Frank Kutzschbach of Taylor gets the sewer system contract. Construction began Monday with hardwood floors, a servants’ house, outbuildings, and a gravel road planned to the street west of the home.
An ordinance imposes a three dollar trial fee in all cases tried in Cameron’s corporation court. The fee is paid to the city and funds a fifty dollar monthly salary for the mayor in place of court fees, with the measure declared an emergency.
The text outlines a three dollar trial fee to be paid by the City Marshal to the city treasurer, a monthly mayoral salary of fifty dollars, and a suspension of the three readings rule due to an appellate decision. It notes the ordinance takes effect upon passage and mayoral approval, with signatures from Mayor W. W. Chambers and Secretary J. C. Joseph on April 2, 1929.
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