Cameron Herald Post Office Notice Amid Second Class Mail
The Cameron Herald entry notes second class mail status under a 1879 Act with officers and directors listed. Names include W. C. Triggs J. G. West J. R. Hays J. B. White Robert McLane J. P. Werner R. P. Jeter H. M. Hefley Henderson Jr. Judd G. Davis R. A. Tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Texas
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
Bse Henderson, Jr
J.T. Parma
W. B. Skelton
Judd G. Davis
R. A. Tag
Why Proscribe a Science The Medical Practice Bill Debate
The piece argues against banning scientific medical progress and endorses research across ancillary sciences. It condemns a Texas legislative Medical Practice bill as discriminatory and paternalistic, framed as protecting the people while preserving monopolies and limiting innovation.
Methodist stance on lynching and medical science regulation
At a Board meeting, Rev. Coggin urged Methodists to combat lynching through prayer and fair trials, urging white Americans to ensure due process. The piece also critiques legislative limits on medical and scientific practices such as chiropractic and osteopathy, arguing for standards and openness to scientific progress.
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Board of Managers
Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. N. C. Coggin
D. D
Hopeful Trend Amid Prohibition Shift in Public Opinion
The Public Ledger essay notes a growing condemnation of bootlegging among businessmen and respectable citizens. It argues that as home liquor stocks dwindle, many will refrain from breaking the law, banquets reduce cocktails, and flasks become less common. Public sentiment against bootleggers strengthens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Ledger of
Philadelphia
Medical Practice Bill Sparks Texas Debate on Medical Schools
The medical practice bill in Austin pits protection of existing schools against the public interest and calls for state oversight of charges. The Post argues lawmakers lack expertise and should let citizens judge healing methods and price scales rather than grant a monopoly to favored schools.
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Texas
Ledger correspondent frames hopeful law progress
The Ledger correspondent closes with a hopeful paragraph, asserting that the law's evolution will continue and yield positive outcomes. The summarized note emphasizes ongoing improvement and steady advancement in legal matters.
Roentgen Honored as Founder of X Rays
The passage praises Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen as the founder of X rays and notes the impact of his discovery on medicine. It credits subsequent advances by Coolidge in tungsten and X-ray tubes and lauds Roentgen as a great benefactor whose work saves lives and reduces suffering worldwide.
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Roentgen
William C. Roentgen
Hertz
Lenard
Roentwen
Sureon
Coolidge
Dr. Coolidge
Kent
Law Should Not Favor One Medical School Over Others
A Houston Post reprints argues against laws granting exclusive privilege to any one medical school. It asserts global research advances, acknowledges shifts in ancient theories, and calls for the law to protect competition among schools rather than favoring one. The piece lauds scientific progress and the role of regulation in ensuring equal treatment.
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School of Medicine
Houston Post
Strange Time Tale and Friday the 13th Betrothal Warning
A traveler learns the village clock resets at 12 then 1 and a boy notes the time. A humorous superstition follows advising to marry on Friday the 13th to have a ready excuse.
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Sonny
Mrs Larkin Elected Town Assessor in November
Mrs. Timothy Larkin was elected town assessor in November. One neighbor mockingly says that as a real estate appraiser she is undoubtedly a fine cook.
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Timothy Larkin
The Better Ole Ironic Courtroom Exchange
A humorous exchange mocks marriage and wealth as a girl jokes about rights and age. A courtroom guard quips about 20 year sentences while a man asks about a marriage license bureau, reflecting era tensions and social attitudes.
Onions and Screen Renewal Tip in Local Sermon Note
A brief item notes it is acceptable to eat onions with distance and mentions Sereen Enamel offering cheap screen renewals through Jeter Lumber Co.
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Sereen Enamel
Jeter Lumber Co
Corsicana to Host Aviation Meet February 24 25
Mr Tibbs of the Curtiss Aircraft firm plans an aviation meet in Corsicana on February 24 and 25 with 500 dollars in prizes. The event will include lessons for a local man to fly in 30 minutes and various stunts. Organizers aim to create permanent landing fields across Texas and Oklahoma, paving air mail routes and an aviation school in Corsicana.
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Ers
Curtiss Airplane Motor Corporation
Corsicana
Tibbs
Met
Texas
Oklahoma
Scouts Learn Milk Testing At State Fair
The Pioneer division of the Boy Scouts of America trains farm boys in milk testing. The group, shown at a state fair, demonstrates their skill as scouts from remote rural districts or small communities participate in the program.
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Pioneer Division
Boy Scouts of America
Pioneer Scouts
Bootlegging Question Stuns Job Interview
A terse exchange reveals a job seeker offering long service in domestic work but being pressed about bootlegging knowledge. The interviewer questions the applicant on illegal activity instead of qualifications.
Wide Experience Florence Woman Proves Versatile
Floretta describes Florence as a highly professional woman. She has been a wife, a widow and a divorcee, demonstrating a wide range of life experiences and resilience.
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Florence
Floretta
One Way of Doing It
Mrs Henpeck asks for money to buy more furs while Mrs Henpeck notes she just bought a set. She says she will wear them at home to show the landlord how cold it is and to secure more heat.
Quick Trial Indicates Defendant Lacks Funds
A brief trial proceeds noting the accused has no money to post bail or secure legal representation, highlighting financial limitation as a key factor in the proceedings.
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Cameron Herald
Herald Publishing Company, Incorporated
W. C. Triggs, J. G. West, J. R. Hays
Raeper Eet
Teras
State Board of Medical Examiners
Herald
Justice
Professon
Austin
Post
Ledger
Keek
Enias
Ware Fame
Star Products Company
City of
Manu
Milam County
Trade At Home
Star Products
In Cameron
Hrlome
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