Sunday religious notices fill Cameron churches
Dr Barton of Waco drew interest with talks to Baptists and other Christians. Church services Sunday morning and evening will be led by Rev Blaylock or Association Missionary. Meetings cover Ladies Missionary Society, Young People Union, and Bible study led by Mrs Watts and Miss Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Waco
Meembers
Blaylock
Rockdale
Association Missionary
Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
J. E. Watts
Mary Henderson
Winnie Henderson
Durham
Berton
Besson
John Menchen
W. A. Gillon
Isaiah
Chas. Schreiner
Kerrville
Woman’s Missionary Society
Girls Society
Dean White
Thorndale
Ladies Society
Mesdames
Young Ladies
Queenie Sapps
Lola Greer
Dugger
The
Christian Church
Tennessee
Cameron
Local officials and press figures visit Herald office
Mr J O Nash Lorena Register manager and Comp troller elect H B Terrell's pager called at the Tike Herald office Saturday. The Register under Wash’s management is praised as a fine Texas country weekly. County Clerk Kemp attended Beaumont for the county and district clerks association convention and is an ex president of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Nash
Lorena Register
H. B. Terrell
Tike Herald
Wash
The
Register
Texas
Kemp
Beaumont
Cameron Girls Honor Roll At University Of Texas
The list names Tressie Denson in Domestic Economy and French Mary L Henderson in Bible Paula Henry in Chemistry German History Mathematics and Zoology Phillis Henry in German Mathematics and Summer Botany Willami Ledbetter in Domestic Economy Maude Morrison in Domestic Economy and English Clara May Ralston in German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
University of Texas
Tressie Denson
Mary L. Henderson
Paula Henry
Phillis Henry
Willamai Ledbetter
Maude Morrison
Clara May Ralston
Beagh'studio Ad Calls for Jin of ca Visit
A brief notice invites readers to call and see at Beagh'studio for Jin of ca, listing a 14-2t reference and promising new offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beagh
World at Home thrills Dallas at State Fair run
A mammoth midway arrive in twenty five double length steel railway cars for THE WORLD AT HOME at the Texas State Fair. The lineup includes Garden of Allah, Mazeppa, Indian Congress, Willard’s Wonders of Melodia, Diving Horses, and a high class concert band. The feature promises thrills and music, with mid air exhibitions and exotic acts. The piece also discusses child welfare and educational reforms tied to broader social progress, underscoring public education improvements and rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Garden of Allah
Arabian Village
California
Frank
Wild West and Indian Congress
Mazeppa
Omar Samfi
Willard
Armstrong
Congress of
Victor Eslick
Far West
Omar Sami
Farm Implement Display at 1914 State Fair Opens
The 1914 State Fair of Texas begins Saturday October 17 with a larger farm implement display than in prior years. Demonstrators will show the latest machinery and explain effective use. Monday October 19 marks the newspaper makers day with E J Kiest in charge of program and promises of greater enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Makers of
Texas
E. J. Kiest
Children Welfare Exhibit At 1914 State Fair Of Texas
The College of Industrial Arts presents a larger more instructive exhibit at the State Fair from October 17 to November 1 1914. It dedicates 200 feet of wall space to child welfare topics covering disease prevention school health examinations and vocational training. It highlights home conditions recreation wages and delinquency impact plus new conveniences and a changed fair experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
College of Industrial Arts
Texas
National Society of Industrial Education
Brilliant Auto Show at Texas State Fair 1915 Debuts
Dealers plan a grand 1915 auto exhibit at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas opening October 17. It marks America’s first showing of 1915 models with all makes on display. The fair runs October 17 to November 1, featuring a style show of hats gowns and dresses and premium contests for students in manual arts and engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dallas
Texas
Summer Constipation Dangers Warning and Remedy Ad
Constipation in hot weather is more dangerous due to contaminated foods and excess cold drinks. Colic fever ptomaine poisoning and other ills can follow. Po-Do-Lax increases bile and bowel movement to relieve congestion. Pleasant and effective. 50c at your Druggist. Aug.
Quinine Touted for Children in Distracting Trade Name Barter
An OCR fragment describes a trade brand called pasesteee claimed to give quinine to children. It asserts children may take it without nausea or head ringing and mentions a bottle packaged for sale at a price in cents.
Happy Motherhood Emulsion Ad Promotes Nervous Strength
An old advertisement urges mothers to seek a product described as a nerve builder for overworked women. It claims to restore energy and vitality by improving appetite and general strength. The copy recommends visiting a local drug store for the emulsion.
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Sam Law
Episcopal Church
E. Earle
Port Arthur
Phan
Wae
Houston Post
New York
Paris
Peete
Bell Connection
Southwestern Telegraph &Elephone Co
Mmer
Cameron State Bank
Cameron Texas
Rae Vaemohss
Ato
Imal Va
Steen
Tan-No
Freckeleater
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