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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
19
Admission is charged at regular rates for public entertainments. Directors listed include J. B. White, Robert McLane, J. P. Werner, R. P. Jeter, H. M. Hefley, J. T. Parma and J. G. Davis.
The article discusses hay fever as a seasonal affliction that rises in August due to pollen. It notes sufferers face sneezing itchy eyes and social mockery while scientists warn pollen levels may be high. It also touches on leadership, societal attitudes, and stray advise on coping and costs in a satirical voice.
The passage declares happiness as humanity’s universal pursuit guiding religion philosophy and science. It links happiness to knowledge health business and education, noting its bold vision promise and timeless grip on both children and adults. It underscores civilization as its reward and warns that people often equate happiness with pleasure riches or power. It ends affirming happiness remains timeless and ever present.
The piece argues leaders are shaped by rare human traits and by the pressures of their era. It says greatness enters capable individuals, multiplying their power to guide others, and that leadership arises from a spirit intertwined with loves and knowledge, extending warmth beyond the self.
Summer vacationists drew 100,000,000 out of savings banks. The speaker laments the need for a tan overcoat as a small consolation amid the large withdrawals.
Five Texas farm women were named Master Farm Homemaker during the annual Farmers Short Course at Texas A M College. The honorees are Mrs. R. W. Fenton Tahoka Mrs. Nevil Felty Celeste Mrs. J. E. Fooshee Greenville Mrs. A. F. Ernst Somerset and Mrs. O. W. Fry Lockney. They received gold pins at a ceremony sponsored by The Farmers Wife and the A M College Extension Service and attended a luncheon with sixty rural leaders.
The West Bears played a strong game before the largest crowd of the season. Key hits included 2b by Easterling Harden and 3b by Gilliland. Defensive plays featured a Lewis Pompeii Speegle double play while batters drew several walks and the pitchers fanned many hitters. Umpires Clark and McElroy officiated as players left on base totals highlighted the contest.
The Cameron Country Club invites guests to a script dance at the clubhouse next Tuesday night. Music by the Original Cotton Pickers of Tampa Florida. Arrangements by Albert Collins and Bob Dyer.
Dr J L Leverett of Paris Texas markets a 28 day pellagra treatment for five dollars with money back if no benefit. The method claims to treat pellagra like stomach ailments and includes free diagnosis and testimonials.
Mrs Eber Flinn and son John Ed ward return home from Temple after visiting Mr and Mrs Lane Denson for several days. Mr and Mrs T S Henderson Sr hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Boyd Wells and sons from Austin and Mr and Mrs Ernest Beard of Hillsboro. Mr and Mrs Joe Denson traveled to Temple to see Showboat then stayed in Rogers with Mr and Mrs Watt Skinner.
Proximately three hours daily are freed by good management without neglecting home duties. The subject leads a home demonstration club and many of the women are active in church work. Three serve as Sunday school teachers and all voted in recent national state and county elections.
C N Green and Bros. lists five observances to maximize tube life. Do not jar tubes as it alters element alignment. Have A B and C voltages checked if tubes burn out early and use a regulator if needed. Clean tube prongs, ensure correct sockets, identify high voltage sockets, and always power off before removing tubes.
Mrs. N. S. Draugn of Temple and Mrs. E. O. Caldwell with daughter Miss Edna Mae of Galveston were guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Conn Miller.
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