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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1928
Page
10
An old timer reveals lace work socks after removing shoes then notes stockings wrinkle at the knees. The passage hints at generational fashion worries and includes an Osage Indian mentioned in the fragment.
A report notes a person of Indian origin mortgaged all his property to purchase nine automobiles, seen as an indicator of full acceptance of civilization by some observers.
A modern girl declares she never reads love stories yet admits listening to many. She explains being forced to do without and pretending to like it demonstrates true sportsman ship and resolve.
The writer muses on the horseshoe as luck, mocks its ends meeting, and notes Forbes editorials urging farm land recovery and gas growth. He comments that some people ignore traffic laws and use no parking signs as convenient.
A playful old line about choosing steady labor over romance, framing work as a reliable ally and softness as the risk of neglect. It hints at social expectations and affectionate humor surrounding labor and affection.
Roger Babson recalls Chas P Steinmetz warning that future breakthroughs may come from spiritual study. He says Steinmetz foresaw scientists turning to God and prayer as the ultimate source of power, happiness, and human advancement.
The remark notes that discussions focus heavily on women’s rights while women’s lefts receive scant attention. It implies a social or linguistic imbalance in advocacy and media coverage.
A child hood habit of hugging a large pillow while sleeping led a person to roll from a three story open window and escape with only slight bruises. The tale urges adopting the habit as a precaution for sleep near open windows.
The International Law Council opened with a brief moment as the National Women's Party requested fittingly brief remarks. The request was granted and adjournment neared while delegates continued to speak in concise terms.
Ellis Franklin and Rosetta Gilford. Sam Palmer and Christine Hamilton. 0 K Parker and Ida J Johnson. Melvin White and Alma Moseley. Ted R McGee and Arlene J Bowling. Tommie Tucker and Erma Brocken bush. John Mraz and Frances Tepera. ID S Gray and Lottie Bonds. Bruce McCallum and Annie Beth Alexander.
A chain of deed records lists transfers in Rockdale and surrounding areas. Notable trades include T A Fisher to R L Brown for two lots in Block 7 A N Green addition, $450. E V Queen to G W Catchings for Lot 5. Jno C Green to Mrs Mary Reimmer for 120 acres. and Wm Punchard League properties traded among multiple parties with values ranging from $1 to $10,800. Additional entries cover several 214 acre transfers in the D B Friar League and various smaller parcels, mortgage-like notes, and company-property deals including Cantrell Investment and Cameron area lands.
W L Phagan transfers 49 acres from the M Gilliland survey to J O Fox for 10 dollars. Mrs Emma Ward xvir transfers 92 acres from the Levi Taylor league to W E Kyser for 10 dollars.
Mrs W H Henley entertained last Thursday for her niece Mrs Stanton Dossett a recent bride who will reside here with husband Stanton Dossett manager of Cameron Press. Pink roses adorned the living room hall and dining room while Mrs Wm Henderson greeted guests and presented them to the receiving line.
Mrs A J Dossett and Mrs Eula McClendon of Waco welcomed friends of Cameron families for a pleasant afternoon in honor of Miss Agnes Henders son and Miss Francis Dossett. Guests greeted the Dossett household and shared tea, cakes, and mints as about a hundred women mingled, aided by Helen Flinn Katherine Flinn Hamilton Bonnet and Charlie Frank Green.
Guardian Katie Partis seeks authority for J C White to lease one half of Maggie Ray's 141 acres in two tracts in Milam County Texas for oil gas and minerals. Hearing set in County Court on April 28 1928.
Delegates from the Commercial Club inspected the Round Rock cheese factory last Thursday. The visiting party included F. J. Beckerman, R. H. McIntosh, S. Kestenbaum, C. W. Lawrence, F. S. Lesovsky, W. A. Beal, E. S. Hutcherson, W. S. Lamkin, S. M. Burns, W. H. Triggs, and J. C. Tucker.
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