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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
6
The Cameron Herald lists editor and publisher Jefferson B. White. Public notices and entertainment notices with paid admission are charged at regular display rates per column inch and line. Advertising rates apply to second class mail matter under the March 3, 187%.
The federation declares the New Deal worsened unemployment lowered living standards and brought bankers back under government control. The piece notes two sides exist in any discussion and that many see social order as divided by administration measures.
The piece argues for parental responsibility in child upbringing and asserts Cameron’s duty to invest in children. It rejects claims that removing children from homes improves outcomes and defends the value of home life for training future generations.
The piece urges Cameron citizens to provide proper care and education for its children. It asserts that recognizing potential early leads to bright, well adjusted adults and calls for funding to ensure a happy childhood in Cameron.
The column denounces Senator Borahs proposed resolution to investigate Mexican anti religious outbreaks and mistreatment of Americans as dangerous. It argues the United States Senate should not intervene in Mexicos affairs and questions entanglement with European issues or a world court. It suggests only proper government representations could protect American rights.
A comment denounces the coverage of the Fleming New Jersey Hauptmann trial as a national circus. It notes newsreels, newspapers, and radio inflaming public opinion and praises critics who challenge the publicity surrounding the serious murder case of the Lindbergh baby.
William P. McCracken refused to produce records for the Senate air mail inquiry arguing attorney client confidence. An agent later removed and destroyed several papers from his file. He was sentenced to ten days in jail for contempt.
The Herald urges Cameron residents to subscribe, praising the paper as essential reading and a gauge of local mental and business conditions. It argues subscription supports growth, enlargement, and fair reporting while promising genuine value at current prices.
An essay urges Cameron's young people to keep an open mind about the future. It notes past improvements and predicts further material progress, warning against conservative ruts and stressing continual alertness for new inventions and developments.
An editorial mocks pacifist talk of peace pacts paired with military build up. It argues that relying on smiles over force would invite aggression from gangsters and danger to the nation, criticizing antiwar sentiment as naive.
The United States Supreme Court reviews the sentence that the Senate previously imposed, addressing legality and propriety of the punishment as applied. The ruling centers on constitutional questions and potential implications for legislative discipline cases.
Classified ads list a Clough and Warren piano at Mrs R H Stafford 703 North Houston Street with discount via Collins Piano Co 727 Austin Ave Waco Texas also Udga Tablets offer for stomach ulcers gas pains and indigestion and a 275 cash register 100 adding machine and a well equipped station for rent by W B Skelton with d4tc
If you suffer from Athlete's Foot Eczema Itch or Ringworm Schiller Drug Store at Dusek Pharmacy offers Black Hawk Ointment with a guarantee to kill the itch. Price 50 cents and 39-16.
Senator Poage criticizes delayed federal relief and rehabilitation contracts in Texas amid warnings of wide population impact. President Roosevelt labels direct relief a narcotic while urging work for able bodied unemployed. Congress debates cost of feeding the poor versus funding public works.
Davis announces candidacy for three Cameron aldermen on the second Tuesday in April. He pledges to deliver energetic government with conservative business methods, safeguard taxpayers’ interests, and serve all citizens without favors. He thanks supporters and asks for active campaign help.
Baptist groups host Valentine oriented events across departments with Mrs. Winnie Henderson guiding the Primary Department and Senior Union. The Friendship Class meets monthly, Choir plans a Friday program, and a Sunday School study of The Book We Teach by Dr. J B Weatherspoon is offered at 9 4 and 7 with sermons on Magnify Mine Office and The Man Who Called Himself a Fool under R N Duckworth.
Mrs Ida Hege of Edinburg Indiana describes severe pains easing after using Cardui. She says she carried a run down condition and after nine bottles felt much better with less pain. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits. If it does not help, consult a physician.
W H Johnson age 76 died Monday afternoon February 11 at his son Waldo Johnsons home in Cameron He had lived there the past two years Funeral services were conducted at his sons home by Rev J Coy Williams of the First Methodist Church and he was buried in Reiser cemetery Survivors include three sons Waldo Cameron Sam Waco and J B Johnson Dallas Coleman Funeral Home directed arrangements
The Lions Club membership campaign just closed and reached 50 members. A celebration banquet will be held soon with J. D. Parnell leading the organizing team and E. A. Perrin commanding the guest plan. Women will be invited to the banquet at a future date.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met with 26 members. Mrs. W. O. Triggs delivered a lecture on "What Alcohol Is and What it Does." The next meeting is Monday at 3 PM in the Methodist Church with Mrs. J. Coy Williams presiding. The topic will be "Can We Teach a Christian Living?"
Sunday School begins at 9 45 with the morning topic Suffering With Christ. Evening service presents Breaking the Bonds. A J Frisby invites all.
Steve Lewis, captured in Rogers during a failed robbery that cost Curtis Morgan his life, has been moved to federal custody in Austin. He faces four federal charges and will later confront burglary charges in Bell County linked to the Rogers incident.
Mrs. Reuben Cronshley opened her oven after a shopping trip in Towanda Pennsylvania and found her dog inside the hot oven. The dog was revived after a few minutes.
A Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue will be at Citizens National Bank Cameron Texas February 28 from 8 am to 4 pm to assist taxpayers in preparing federal returns. No charge for this service. File promptly to avoid penalties and interest.
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