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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1926
Page
6
The article notes fewer strikes last year with the anthracite coal stoppage as a notable exception. It argues public opinion shifts toward nonstriking parties and that rising production drives higher wages, enabling workers to buy more goods. It suggests shop councils to foster employer worker cooperation.
The piece argues the United States faces little current danger of attack but could be drawn in if Europe reopens conflict as in 1914. It warns against heavy military buildup, urging world peace to reduce war risk and prevent entanglement in European disputes.
Among 150 Columbia University seniors who answered a questionnaire 57 favor bachelorhood. The dispatch notes some see marriage as distant and not presently desirable while others doubt it will ever seem desirable. The piece highlights the perceived freedom of bachelor life.
The article argues that many young men crave freedom from family costs and marriage duties. They fear settling with one woman and prefer multiple flings until they seek a lasting partner. Eventually they realize stability and loyalty are worth the effort and expense.
The value of property ties to the growth of local retail trade. Well maintained stores attract residents, boost trade, and raise neighborhood desirability. Poorly kept shops dull the center, lowering property values and harming Cameron and nearby areas. Stakeholders benefit from an enterprise, attractive shopping core.
The text urges Cameron residents to promote local retail trade by buying locally and telling friends about purchases. Recommends praising hometown stores to keep money in Cameron and support local institutions and business.
The article describes a small group seen as the main public workers in Cameron, noting their willingness to handle community tasks despite complaints. It urges including newcomers and younger residents to share public duties, cautioning against overburdening a few. The piece praises their quiet service and calls for broader participation.
The piece praises women who organize church and society fairs and suppers noting the strain of coordinating volunteer labor. It compares the work to hotel catering but without paid staff, relying on persistent personal appeals to marshal workers and meet modern community expectations.
A motivational message urges residents to examine themselves and neighbors to improve their town. It emphasizes that communal strength comes from individual actions and faith in the community as 1926 approaches. The author calls for shared effort to rebuild and strengthen local life.
The Herald lists official city race notices ahead of Cameron City Primary on February 9 1926. Candidates include Mayor Judd G Davis Aldermen Logan Green City Marshal Vince Lucas Board Secretary Treasurer Theresa Jensen Kr Brown Commissioner Beat 3 Raymond Dees.
By order of the Milam County Commissioners Court you are directed to perform a final road working and file your commissions with Miss Lilian Atkinson County Clerk by February 10 1926. Signed Jeff T. Kemp County Judge.
A classified recruitment note offers $50 to $75 weekly for male or female representatives to take orders for Packard Tailored Shirts and Neckwear. Easy work, no experience required, Spring line ready, Essex Coach furnished free. Write for free samples to Packard Manufacturing Co. in Chicago. Also a reward notice requests return of a missing black horse mule from Henderson farm near Hanover, Texas. Notify T. S. Henderson in Cameron, Texas.
Texas Cotton Palace Hatchery in Waco announces daily capacity 75 000 eggs and buys from purebred curled flocks. Listings include St Frostproof Cabbage and Crystal Wax onion plants and express onion shipments with tiered pricing. Wholesale prices available on request. Sewell Company Inc Station A San Antonio offers postpaid options.
Physicians and Druggists recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe. One or two tablets at bed time with water cause no salts or nausea and no interference with eating or work. Next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. Family package with directions is 85 cents at drug stores.
Mrs Effie Carter of 2516 Rosewood St Dallas Texas credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with improving her health after years of decline. She recommends the feminine tonic to others and notes many report similar benefits. Dealers sell tablets or liquid or send 10c for trial bottle and free advice from the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY.
R Holloway delivers a sprawling talk on quiet thought and decision making. The tale follows his obsession with a silent room for concentration, a transfer-operations plan, and a transformative slogan shift from sole thought to thought plus action.
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