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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
5
Washington commentary argues farmers should study the Frazier Lempke bill before backing it. It outlines a $3 billion currency issue to refinance agricultural debts, new Farm Credit power, and a farm board that could influence the Fed and other agencies. Cautions against tilting Treasury and banks toward farmers.
The H. D. Club and families from Oakville and nearby towns plan a Milam County Day trip to A and M College on Wednesday. Residents including the Hensleys Anderles Kamenicky and Marek and others visited relatives and friends in Cameron and Houston.
Milano social notes report a Wednesday afternoon reception honoring Mrs. Lee Braun Jr in the 5 to 7 PM period with about 60 attendees including Mrs. Lee Braun Sr and out of town guests. Other items note travels and visits of local residents and the death of Lucy Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Nelson, buried at Griffin cemetery.
Mrs. Frank Marak and daughters Mickey and Birdie visited Herman Boedeker. Albert Krenek Jr spent the weekend with sister R L Marek. Frank Marak and daughter Mickey went to Cameron on business. Novella Urban returned home from Valley Mills. The Anderle family visited Will Anderle and other members hosted.
Chicago physician Dr. N. L. Seelye performed a self tonsillectomy using a local anesthetic with a mirror as aid. The startling procedure highlights a bold personal experiment by a local medical figure.
Michael Giordena aged 134 sustained internal injuries a double pelvis fracture and a broken leg after being chased by Charles Pynaker aged 24 who was intoxicated and ran over him in a field.
The Ad Hall Home Demonstration club met July 26 at the school house with eleven members and seven visitors present. Members plan to visit A and M on Wednesday and the next meeting is set for August 9 at the school house. Meetings for the summer will begin at 2 o clock.
A witty reflection notes that true happiness comes to a woman who learns her old rival has become fat, implying humorous satisfaction from rival misfortune. The line uses light social mockery to illustrate personal vindication and rivalry dynamics.
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