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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
3
Hundreds at Yee High School auditorium watched Miss Helen Davis and Victor Young perform a Re-Creation with a New Edison phonograph. Davis’s live voice blended with the recreated recording in synchronized harmony, inspiring astonishment as the two voices appeared from different places.
An old advertisement asserts JW S Catarrh Medicine with HWA remedies for catarrh deafness and nasal inflammation. It describes a tonic and blood purifying action, touting 40 years in druggists and listing Pheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio as suppliers.
A wife and husband face separation after marital strain and child custody unseen as a son’s plea for fatherly presence echoes. A sudden return of affection and a reconciliatory embrace ends with renewed hope and a child’s plea for a father. The scene shifts from despair to a hopeful, fragile reunion.
A quoted Define Sambo line describes a university as a place where they teach how to starve to death in a gentlemanly cultured manner. The excerpt reflects a satirical or derogatory framing of higher education and its social expectations.
Milam County maintenance chief E A Smith leads an intensive road repair program improving conditions across all designated highways. Gravel work from Cameron to Maysfield and to Milano, plus the Rockdale road, credited to county efforts under Giles L Arriett, boost travel. Smith defends against critics while noting payrolls exceed appropriations affecting profits. The Commercial Club backs Smith as public service prevails over politics.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Milam County you are commanded to cause publication in a newspaper of general circulation that has been continuously and regularly published for at least one year prior to the date of this notice.
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