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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
4
The writer notes people constantly weigh moving to different cities by social and educational benefits. Cameron residents are under informal review as outsiders ask about the community. Locals should focus on advantages while acknowledging every town has faults.
The article asks if Cameron is a friendly city and argues welcoming newcomers to local groups shows openness. It notes greeting strangers strengthens community ties and counters exclusivity, inviting new recruits to join organizations quickly.
Opinion warns that widespread degrading literature and permissive attitudes threaten social progress and moral restraint. It argues free speech can harm national aims, urging vigilance against erosion of honesty, family life, and civic law. It stresses home training and schooling as bulwarks.
Bold rise of Adones who began as an office boy twenty five years ago in Louisiana earning a weekly wage of one dollar and now seats on the Standard Oil board with a salary of 125 000 dollars.
The piece reflects on how early work as an office boy trains for success in business. It argues duties like sweeping, errands, and even managing fires teach thoroughness, professionalism, and social skills, yielding promotion prospects and reshaping views of elite families.
Rev. Dr. C. F. Aked denounces the present generation as ignorant and superficial. He warns against drifting youth who neglect education and urges continued study to improve minds and understand world affairs.
A fragmented note urges collective action and warns against outsourcing tasks. It emphasizes personal responsibility and cautions that reliance on a single figure delays progress and weakens community achievements.
Country Club members will be entertained at the Club House Friday night with Mrs. J. W. Colman, Mrs. M. G. Cox, and Mrs. Judd G. Davis as hostesses. For rent a three room unfurnished apartment with sink in kitchen telephone and water furnished garage close in phone 155.
Cameron Commercial Club did not meet Monday night because members joined Calvert organizers. Judge W. C. Davis of Bryan was principal speaker with F. E. Jackson and Paul Webb also delivering remarks.
An old reflection on social conduct urges caution as modern youth seek rides and dances with strangers. It warns that casual introductions and free flirtations may lead to independence without parental guidance, advocating adherence to traditional caution and home advised rules.
The piece notes many civic groups start with promise but disband without ongoing leadership. It argues sufficient local money exists, yet a committed active group is needed to organize efforts and show people the value of continuing public service.
Mrs John House traveled to Fort Worth last Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with her sister Mes Davis and her daughter Miss Mourine House who is teaching Latin at Fort Worth High School.
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