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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
4
The editorial argues against disarming law abiding citizens amid a brutal murder in Los Angeles. It warns voluntarist lawbreakers would ignore new laws and urges firm enforcement to curb criminals, comparing criminals to garden weeds needing control.
A pro‑growth forecast urges initiative and frugality as the new year begins. It contrasts savings and efficiency with wasteful habits, warning of harder times for lax workers and richer profits for productive effort. The piece blends social satire with economic resolve and private anecdotes.
The column urges modest New Year resolutions and personal improvement. Several local notices report family visits, hospital stays, funerals, and students returning to Baylor and Houston for studies, with names like Lola Anderson, Mary Louise Elliott, J T Maples, J G Davis, and Anna Mae Hebner.
Miss Frances and Cecilia Hebner have returned from a very pleasant trip spent in California and other states.
Mr and Mrs R H McIntosh were called to Greenville on Sunday due to the death of Mrs Harry Childress. Mr and Mrs George F Childress of Cameron accompanied them. The funeral was held Monday. Mrs Childress was a sister in law of Mrs McIntosh. Cameron friends extend sympathy to the family in their loss.
An old advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray faded hair. It claims natural even coloring after one or two applications, using a simple brush method to cover strands and restore gloss and fullness.
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