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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
9
A speaker urges youth to seize leadership in business as rapid economic change demands new problem solving skills. He cites Frank W. Woolworth as an example of perseverance turning early failure into global retail success.
Gulfport resident George Chevalier recounts using Black-Draught for five years to relieve bloating and headaches after meals. He describes taking small dry doses followed by water, noting relief by next morning. He recommends it for constipation and general digestive issues.
A diverse narrative traces how figures like Charles Schwab and Thomas Edison exemplified unwavering focus, persistence, and problem solving. It emphasizes study, hard work, and relentless pursuit of goals as paths to industrial achievement and national impact.
Joe Adams, a Negro, is arrested after a Sunday shooting near Burlington that left Joe Grates, a Negro, shot. Adams fired the fatal shot, investigators report.
A man was jailed after a shooting incident described as not seriously injuring the victim. The suspect faced charges of assault with intent to murder.
William Linke a Milam county farmer and cabinet maker near San Gabriel displays a fine collection of Indian relics. The assortment includes about 1000 arrow heads a powder horn used by an ancestor of Mrs Linke in a battle against Napoleon a tomahawk beads found in an old grave an old pistol and other artifacts.
H. P. Phillips of Rogers suffered a chemical blast while tin work using sulphuric acid. The mixture exploded filling his left eye. He was rushed to Dr. Taylor for treatment. The burn is improving but doctors have not yet decided if sight can be saved.
Encouraging note for churchgoers about a near end of August with next Sunday announcements. The evening service will feature old hymns sung by choir and congregation. A short eleven o'clock sermon is planned. Sunday School attendance nearly matches prior week. Leagues show strong turnout. Meeting at 7 00.
A brief note asks who left a dog to a person and values the hound at about $350. The inquiry frames the question of ownership and bequest in a concise newspaper snippet.
The two Urchins quote dialogue about Dr. Smith and access to a baby. Dr. Smith is presented as the source of the infant. The exchange suggests a contention over guardianship or possession.
A young woman recovering from an appendectomy asks the doctor if fear will show during her recovery. The physician replies that it won’t if she stays careful.
A brief social observation notes that increases in women's presence correlate with greater challenges for men. It presents a traditional view without detailed data or context.
A humorous exchange has John remarking that he heard the clock strike two as his wife entered. She replies it was about to strike ten but she stopped it to avoid waking him, a lighthearted domestic quip.
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