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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
4
In the coming Congress the push to put government into private industry is seen as less necessary due to efficient public regulation. Officials moving to Washington risk losing touch with everyday American life and being swayed by special privileges, contrary to Jefferson’s view that government should be kept to a minimum.
A historical editorial argues that prohibiting gun ownership would not stop criminals, who obtain arms illegally. It advocates doubling penalties for crimes using firearms and imposing no probation or suspended sentences to deter violence. It compares gun control to automobile restrictions and upholds hunting and target shooting as legitimate activities.
A columnist questions who deserves the label educated and how schooling defines knowledge. It traces the old view of the learned person to Goldsmith’s village master and notes knowledge has grown far beyond those limits, urging a practical approach to what schools should impart.
The speaker argues that shared memories don’t define education and that knowledge gained outside formal schooling can mark someone as educated. A teacher can be excellent in a field without knowing Eli Whitney, and knowing Edison questions does not guarantee teaching skill.
A portrait of the turkey gobbler as lord of the barnyard and staple of Thanksgiving. The piece traces the bird's pompous appearance and its role in American history from Pilgrim feasts to present scarcity of wild turkeys. It contrasts the gobbler with the rooster and gander, noting its cultural significance.
The piece reports Mr. Hatcher's sharp critique of the State Automatic Tax Board on a revenue surplus miscalculation and pace of tax rate adjustments. It cites figures showing a $1.644 million gap and questions the board's handling of July and August receipts and disbursements.
Dodge Brothers officials spoke at yesterday's meeting about the second nationwide unveiling, noting the country will see the biggest business year ahead. Mr. Wilmer cited an eighteen month factory re adjustment plan enabling production of the Victory Six, described as the greatest dollar value yet offered. Dodge Brothers has built and sold over two million cars.
The Finn defends his belt against Montana in a 165 pound limit bout at Cameron. If Montana makes weight and defeats Karhansaari the Finn loses the belt after years of holding it. Both wrestlers aim to live in Cameron and seek a decisive victory in a highly anticipated show.
Basil I of Russia reportedly used a wax replacement after his real nose was severed by a sword. During a court ceremony the German ambassador and entourage were terrified when Basil’s wax nose dropped off, unaware it was artificial.
Finland asserts it is the northernmost republic, the first to grant absolute equality to women, and the first to adopt prohibition. It also notes vast forests, the most lakes in Europe, and Europe’s largest paper mill.
Sapp Motor Co executive Mr. Sapp reports a new six cylinder Dodge to be named the Victory Six. Dodge Brothers president E G Wilmer unveils the car at a Kansas City dealers meeting, praising a radical engineering departure with early 1928 production planned alongside existing models.
A plee to purchase Christmas Seals to aid disease prevention and renew hope for thousands facing the shadow of illness. The message stresses gratitude and inclusive appeal across all stations.
An old remedy known as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is promoted to restore natural hair color and lustre. The ad claims gray hair darkens evenly after one or two applications, with results visible by morning, and offers DIY prep or purchase at drug stores.
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