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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
2
Readable phrases include mentions of local figures and numbers amid garbled text. The fragment references a grocery item, betting terms, and a dated event with a price or tally, all embedded in a disordered OCR render.
An advertisement urges readers to treat underlying weakness rather than masking pains. It touts Cardus as a long standing remedy used for over fifty years and widely sold in drug stores, claiming it strengthens the body against common female symptoms.
A February evening class of Agriculture closed with a community gathering at D. K. Hall farm. A.C. Strickland led pecan crafting and budding demonstrations with George Banzhaf Charles Terry and Mr Dew tahite aiding. Ladies served a picnic supper as farmers including Albert McDonald Albert Aizton Alvin Anderie Antone Anderie W J Anderie Aug Michalka J o O Huciss T A Fisher D K Hall Frank Winkler H H Scarborough attended.
The writer shares a method for frying leftover potatoes without cutting them, using a wire potato masher to press them flat in a pan. The result softens the potatoes and allows seasoning as for cold potatoes. The technique offers a quick change from the usual chopped potato fry.
Tax Reducers Wihur CC Hawk praises Ross D Rogers for reelection as Amarillo mayor. He notes 125 county tax committees and cooperating tax-spending bodies saving 25 million annually, and highlights a 220000 annual cut in Amarillo's operating budget. March 1933 shows a 41 percent drop from 1932. The city remains financially sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Reeder return to San Antonio Friday. Miss Prinzing hosted sixth and seventh graders at a Wayside Park picnic Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. W. Lowery of Conroe visited Buckholts Sunday. Miss Nadine shopped in Temple Monday. The senior class play He's My Pal will be presented at the school auditorium Friday evening April 14. A. R. Walschak and Louis Raska made a business trip to Huntsville Wednesday. Mrs. John Zawadzke has had flu symptoms. Miss Eunice Ezzell, teaching in Eagle, is home for vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rubac and others were Cameron visitors Saturday. Mrs. J. D. Lewis and children weekended with the Neelys at Chilton. Mrs. F. W. Schiller returned from Temple after medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stoebner and baby with Ed Leermann of Burlington and the Stoebners of Ben Arnold spent Sunday with John Stoebner. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dusek and family were Sunday guests in Cameron.
In Belton and Cameron circles, guests included Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kamenicky and Mr. and Mrs. Albert McKay with children from Belton and Marlin visiting Sam Mewhinney. Ned Kerr of Houston visited Mrs. W. G. Bain. Buckholts guests Bill Sells and family stopped by. Mrs. Bain's son Gail visited Granger with Mrs. Bain's mother. Judge and Mrs. W. G. Gillis of Cameron attended a baccalaureate at Hope Lutheran Church.
A brief exhortation from William J. Scholes praising the boys of today and urging a return to virile, forefatherly principles. It contrasts true manhood with the misleading image of the so called cake eater and stresses brains and brawn over superficial signs.
The piece argues health education and right living reduce disease, urging boys to adopt orderly, virtuous habits. It asserts that today’s boys shape tomorrow, determining whether the nation advances or falls behind other powers.
Onions are peeled and sliced about one fourth inch thick. Soak half an hour in equal parts milk and water, then drain. Dredge in flour and let dry. Fry in deep fat until golden brown. Salt and serve.
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