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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
5
The Cameron Herald lists obituaries and notices of public entertainments with admission at regular rates. Editor Jefferson B. White announces post office mail matter classification under the 1879 act.
The article extols American free press compared with Nazi and Fascist regimes in Germany Italy and other nations where government dictates editorial lines. It warns publishers and readers to defend press freedom from government control and from improper outside influences to preserve truthful reporting.
Coach L C Wood announces 1936 Yoemen officers with Joe McLean as backfield captain and Gerald Mode as line captain. Five lettermen return. rest graduate. Earl Peck Luther Poole and James Stewart to lead captains on October 18 9 and October 9 23 games respectively as the squad prepares for Taylor Georgetown and Granger clashes.
Millions of children and adults could gain better health from improved dental care. The text notes fear of the dentist keeps people from seeking treatment and highlights hope for discovery to reduce dental anxiety and improve outcomes.
A reflection on football as a sport and as a business. The piece notes colleges view it as amateur while coaching as a profession grows and players seek personal advancement. It argues the game increasingly resembles work rather than pure amateur sport, yet lauds exciting play from any origin.
Milam county readers see educational progress as vital for the region. Fayetteville Arkansas reports the University of Arkansas plans farm youth programs forming community junior-adult 4-H Clubs guided by agents to aid needy young people. Iowa City Iowa notes twenty free ambulances offering state wide non profit medical transport.
The piece argues childhood schooling cannot prepare adults for mature life and that genuine public education includes adults reshaping their environment. It suggests looking beyond schools for adult education to help citizens master themselves and improve life quality.
The text argues adults should look beyond schools to self educate using books, newspapers, magazines, public forums, museums, travel, and thinking. It warns adolescence confined learning distorts life attitudes as the world moves rapidly, making continuous education essential.
The Kagawa and Builders Unions of the First Baptist Church met with Mix and Mea Ray Duckworth Friday night for a business meeting. Fourteen officers and members attended. Mrs. Duckworth served a refreshment course of hot chocolate and cake. Mrs. Bob Roberts of McGregor visited this week as a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Le Wood. Mrs. Raymond Brad of Rosebud visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stedman.
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