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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
9
An old drugstore blurb promotes Bukets as a bladder laxative containing buchu leaves to flush impurities and acids, claiming relief from getting up nights burning frequent desire leg pains and backache. If not pleased after four days, the druggist will refund 25 cents.
Miss Dorothy Lesovsky hosted an open house Saturday evening for her house guests and roommate from State University Miss Mary Elizabeth Clitt of Cisco. Out of town college girls attended including Miss Imogene Sapp with guests Misses Bess Jo Chupnin and Aubrey Greenwood. Ben Atkinson of Austin attended as an out of town guest. Ice punch was served during the evenings.
The Briary Home Demonstration Club met April 19 at Mrs Rex Mitchells home to discuss financing Short Course delegates to A and M. The program intrigued members who hope to send two to the short course. Refreshments followed and the club adjourned to April 27 at Mrs John Marecek for yeast bread demonstrations by Miss Strange.
The Samoyed, a semi nomadic Arctic people’s herding dog, guards reindeer that provide food and clothing. The breed’s tough fur and large muscular legs enable swift driving and sled transportation. Distinctive features include a wedge head, black eyes and nose, erect ears, and pure white coat with rare ear shading.
A travel vignette describes Bolivia's music rooted in nature with instruments carved from local plants. It highlights the sampana reed instrument and notes enduring Inca and pre Inca melodies used in sun worship and harvest rites across Bolivian villages.
The Fenian or Irish Republic Brotherhood emerged among Irish-Americans to fund and arm the Irish cause. Founded by John O Mahoney in 1858, its aim was to overthrow British rule and establish a republic in Ireland. The Irish Free State's creation diminished its purpose, leaving the organization largely extinct.
The article presents Beau Brummell as George Bryan Brummell a famed spender and fashion arbiter among the Prince of Wales circle. Born in 1778 he rose with the prince then ruined his fortune living on credit before fleeing to France and dying in a Paris hospital in 1540.
Washington in its early years had no playhouse aside from occasional hotel performances. In 1803 citizens met at Tunnicliff's tavern to plan a theater. it was erected in 184 on the northeast corner of Eleventh and C streets and was known as the Washington theater.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brooks and daughter Bonnie Bell travel to Madisonville to help Grandma Brooks. Ed Hairston home hosts include Ed Hairston of Rockdale Riley and Bobie Brennan of Lott plus Matt and Dorothy Brennan. Alice Brennan visits brother John in San Antonio. Mrs. Arthur Hill and Mrs. Clarence Lamb of Christman visit Mrs. Dan Robinson. Bagetti and daughter with Mrs. Brennan shop in Cameron. Brooks entertain Tuesday 42 Club with all members present and two visitors. high scores won by Mrs. Bob Covey and Luther Hughes. Cake and cream served. next meeting at Mrs. Covey. Turner and Belt of Rockdale visit Mrs. Ida Hanes.
Mrs L B Dukes visited her brother George Evard in Rockdale Sunday. Mr and Mrs Milton Campbell spent the weekend in Normangore with relatives. Ed Brennan guests in Mrs N Brennan's home this week. Visitors in Milton Pierce home Sunday included Luckney Jr and Sr and Marshall Pierce of Houston, Wallace Pierce and baby of Lexington, Clint Pierce and Mrs Whit of Liberty, and Mrs George Schaffer. Other Somerville visitors Monday included Ed Brennan. Mrs Coffey and Miss Gertrude Jones visited Rockdale Sunday afternoon. Mrs Wallace Pierce and baby visit Milton Pierce home. Mrs S W Taylor was a Rockdale visitor Monday. Mrs Sam Taylor hosted her Sunday School class Monday afternoon. New teachers elected include Bob Covey superintendent, S W Swindell principal, Bob Covey English teacher. Lloyd Ferguson and family were Christman visitors Saturday. Mrs Dan Robinson hosted visitors Wednesday including Mrs Ferguson and baby, Mrs Gravener Cameron and Mrs Lavelle Hairston of Rockdale.
The Home Demonstration Club of Curry met at Mrs. Olan Hearn’s home on Friday April 20 at 2 p m The group discussed preserving the spirit of giving and suggested gifts from the yard to recall friends A Mothers Day idea session led by Mrs Leslie Boatright proposed handmade gifts and plants in painted pots The next meeting is scheduled for May 11 at 2 p m with Mrs Jesse Coward the subject Beautifying the Pan a
Mr George T Wharton of Petersburg Virginia praises Black Draught for twenty five years of use. He reports easy intake and quicker better relief for constipation dull tired feeling colds and other laxative needs. The ad promotes Thedford s Syrup as a pleasant tasting option.
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