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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
14
Senator Magnus Johnson has begun practice for a wood cutting contest after losing a milking can challenge to Secretary Wallace. The photo shows Johnson with Senator Lynn J. Frazier of North Dakota in Washington practicing wood cutting.
A debate centers on a living beneficiary who would benefit from a dead comrade’s parents paying the tax to fund his bonus. The question asks who would relish receiving the extra proportion and questions the fairness of this arrangement.
A promotional piece argues for specialized business training at Tyler Commercial College. It emphasizes the need for trained specialists in bookkeeping shorthand penmanship telegraphy and related fields, promising better salaries and positions, and invites readers to request a free catalog.
Polish strongman Sigmund Breilbat unveiled feats for reporters in Rome claiming a 2500 pound chest lift on a motor track. He presented power as proof of his claimed strength during a private event.
A fervent call states that disabled World War veterans are entitled to broad financial and other aid from government and private sources. It argues aid should be a duty, not charity, and questions the impact of proposed general soldiers relief on rehabilitation efforts for veterans.
The piece argues that bonuses to able bodied veterans are futile gifts and would be wasted like previous state bonuses. It notes tax reductions for all, questions ex soldiers support, and suggests patriotic motives frame their stance. It recalls soldiers who died, leaving dependent families in need of aid.
Information valuable for prospective students states editors to consult the paper for scholarship details. The notice references Tyler Texas and the college name with directions to inquire at the paper for the full information.
The advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for sore joints and rheumatic pain. It claims concentrated heat penetrates instantly, providing relief within minutes and warming the affected area through and through.
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