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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
8
A poem fragment urges locking away cares in a sealed box and laughing, advising to hide worries from the world and keep secrets guarded, then sit on the lid and laugh. The verse emphasizes personal concealment and unsharing exactly how to conceal pain.
A woman from Clement Hill North Carolina recounts severe back pain and fatigue for summers and years. After using Cardus Cardui a vegetable tonic she reports renewed strength appetite and rosy cheeks with three bottles easing her condition and improving health.
The International Operatic Company, a five member group, will perform in the High School Auditorium Friday January 16 1914 at 8 a m for the High School Library and Athletic Association. Admission is 50 cents and a capacity crowd is anticipated. Also noted is the January return of University and other students and the 8 30 a m start of classes for 1914.
A Friday evening gathering for boys and girls aged younger set ran from 8 to 11 with Miss Mary McLane as hostess. Progressive conversation provided the main amusement as plans were made for Jenkyns on Forty-two. Miss Mary was aided by her mother and sister Sallie Kate in serving a refreshment of ice cream and wy ture.
The Junior Missionary group of the Presbyterian Church invited guests to an afternoon of entertainment from 3 to 5 on Saturday at the home of Mrs J. M. F. Gill in East Cameron. Mrs Gill provides notable support to the girls work and the hospitality was highly appreciated. A dainty salad course with grape juice was served at the end.
A special meeting in the Odd Fellows Hall installed officers for 1914. Appointed were Mrs. W. W. Chambers commander, Will Tucker lieutenant commander, R. S. Wiley post commander, Geo. Mangum chaplain, Willie Davis F A A, E. Sharp K K, J. L. Micheal musician, L. W. Ward lady at arms, T. A. Howell sergeant at arms, R. S. Coleman sentinel, B. M. Siebel picket, Will Bigbee captain. Mrs. A. E Sharpe hosted a refreshments gathering afterward.
Mr and Mrs John Watson entertained a number of invited guests and friends Friday evening with an elaborately prepared dinner. The meal featured turkey and other courses served in a formal setting at their home.
The High School Auditorium will host a memorial program Monday January 19 1914 at 2 30 pm honoring Robert E Lee with the local Daughters of the Confederacy in charge. Veterans of the Ben McCulloch camp are urged to attend. Miss Bonne Brougher leads music with Dixie and other songs performed by school children. The program includes Life of General Lee by a pupil and readings about Lee.
The advertisement claims Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder ailments in men and women and regulates child bladder issues. A bottle costs $1.00, ships by mail if needed, and two months of treatment is typical. It presents testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hall and lists druggist availability. It promotes a $1.50 clubbing rate for related newspapers and magazines.
Public notice in Milam County Texas commands Sheriff to summon Wade Hill by publication for four weeks in a local newspaper if available or in the nearest district paper, to appear at the next Milam District Court term in Cameron on April 20, 1914, to answer Lula Hill's petition filed December 30, 1913, case No. 6837, seeking divorce and relief. residence unknown. clerk Sam Wilson Jr. signs.
The notice invites readers to contact the Herald at phone 221 with information, entertainments, or news items and expresses appreciation for all tips or submissions.
Notice from Hig Lumpp, Tex, offering house moving and pause moving services. N M Bullock connected for details. Capable of handling any job with satisfaction guaranteed.
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