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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1935

Page

7

Local notables renew Herald subscriptions in Cameron area

Mrs Laura Williamson and Mrs Susie Sloan visit Cameron and renew their Herald reading for 1935. Congressman O H Cross, Milam county native, plans to read the Herald to stay informed. Local residents, educators, businesspeople, and students renew subscriptions as Cameron hosts readers and readers’ notices for the year.

Laura Williamson Susie Sloan Waco Cameron City Williamson Herald Joe Hibner The Hibner

Three Kindred Materials Diamonds Graphite Coal

A Washington Star writer notes a secret kinship among diamonds, graphite, and coal all as pure carbon. They likely share ancient plant ancestry altered by vast geological pressure producing diverse ends. Graphite’s properties and uses contrast with coal and diamonds.

The Washington Star

Thousands of Indians in Country Ahead of Whites

The Detroit News notes estimates of over a million Indians across North America at first contact, listing major groups from Algonquian to Pueblo and Northwest tribes. It enumerates the Iroquois six nations in New York and Ontario, plus Creeks, Cherokees, Sioux, and others across the Plains and West.

America Great Lakes Mississippi Atlantic New York State California

Portrait of Robin Hood as Historic Character Debate

G R Turner in the Kansas City Times notes Sir Walter Scott’s Ivanhoe as the best portrait of Robin Hood under the name Locksley. He adds that no evidence proves Hood’s real existence and cites Clark in More Mistakes We Make arguing no antiquary accepts Hood lived outside ballads.

Robin Hood England Sir Walter Scott Ivanhoe Locksley Realife G. R. Turner Kansas City Times Clark

Leg Reading Says Legs Reveal a Girl's Character

A director of musical and dance numbers in a motion picture concern asserts that a girl's character can be read from her legs. Slender legs suggest romance, chubby legs kindness, sharp leg muscles a cold nature, and walking style reveals confidence or timidity. Intelligent girls lift their feet high, clever girls move restless feet.

River Rock Walk Builds Picnic Theme Path

Mrs. FP. H. Strickler of the Clarkson Home Demonstration Club describes a river rock walk laid from flat stones dug from the river bottom. The path runs about 4 feet wide with rocks spaced about 20 inches center to center and a level lunch spread beside the course.

FP. H. Strickler Clarkson Home Demonstration Club

Roll Call Service at First Presbyterian Church

The annual Roll Call service at the First Presbyterian Church drew large crowds despite bad weather with about ninety percent attendance projected. Eighteen new members joined recently, and the church continues five year growth while expanding mission work toward Cameron area homes and nearby Hoyte and Marlow churches. A new field in the Mexican Presbyterian church is to be organized next Sunday led by Tomas Garza.

Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Cameron Hoyte Marlow O. C. Acrey Tomas Garza

Methodist Missionary Society Meets at Church

The Methodist Missionary Society met Monday afternoon at the church. Mrs J Coy Williams gave an instructive lecture on Problems of the Child and the Teaching of Christianity in the Home. Mrs Williams was assisted by Mrs William Howard Baskin. Next Monday circle meetings are planned with various hosts.

The Methodist Missionary Society J. Coy Williams

Nighttime bladder relief pill from Cameron Drug Co

An advertisement promotes BU-KETS, green tablets with Buchu leaves and Juniper oil to cleanse the bladder and improve sleep. It claims quick benefits within four days and offers a 25e refund if not satisfied, urging a return to regular sleep and vitality.

Cameron Drug Company

Black Hawk Ointment Offered On Guarantee

Schiller Pharmacy or Dusek Pharmacy advertise Black Hawk Ointment with a guarantee. Price 58e and $1.

Schiller Pharmacy Dusek Pharmacy

Tax Deputies Named By Bonds in County

Tax assessor Alex Bonds announces deputy tax assessors for seven beats. Beat 1 includes Fred Matula Cameron Mr Chapman Ad Hall. Beat 2 Earl Poole Jones Prairie Tom Linam Maysfield. Beat 3 Mr Hirt and Mr Woods Milano. Beat 4 Claude Moses and Jesse Eads Rockdale. Beat 5 Joe Petty Sharp. Beat 6 Clarence Rainey and Ivy Hill Buckhous. Beat 7 Chas Mass Burlington. Beat 8 Connel Clement and Mr Lockland Thorndale.

Bill Alex Bonds Fred Matula Cameron Chapman Ad Hall Earl Poole Jones Prairie Tom Linam Maysfield Mr. Hirt Woods Milano Claude Moses Jesse Eads Rockdale Joe Petty Sharp Clarence Rainey Ivy Hill Buckhous Chas Mass Burlington Connel Clement Mr Lockland Thorndale

Wallace book study by Home Demonstration Clubs

The county stores January study on Henry A Wallace's America Must Choose with about fifty copies distributed to eighteen clubs. The program reveals growing interest in agricultural conditions and problems, and additional rural women projects are being planned.

America Henry A. Wallace Secretary of Agriculture

Federated Missionary Societies to Meet in Jan 20

Federated Missionary Societies will hold its quarterly meeting Tuesday afternoon January 20 at 3 50 in the Christian church. Mrs J Coy Williams conducts the devotional services. Reports from the recent State meeting in Houston will be given by Mrs Will Ford and Mrs J P Love. Members urged to attend.

Federated Missionary Societies Christian Church J. Coy Williams Houston Will Ford J. P. Love

Only 14 Veterans of the Gray Left To Tell the Story

The Civil War line under Robert E. Lee has thinned to fourteen surviving veterans. Six live near Buckholts county area and Cameron hosts one, A. S. Moseley. The list includes J. B. Gregory, Alex 8 Parker, A. J Jackson, A. M Camp, J. W Ford, Moseley, John R Bailey, M. C McCleod, W. B Turner, G. T Bryant, J. L Stanford, J. R Williams, John Hobson, and William Persky. Mrs. James L Coleman and Mrs. C. W. Bradbury spent Wednesday in Waco.

Robert E. Lee South Buckholts Cameron A. S. Moseley J. B. Gregory Alex

Watch Your Kidneys Use Doan's Pills

Kidney trouble can cause backache dizziness and swelling with frequent urination. Use Doan's Pills to promote normal kidney function and flush out irritants. Recommended by users nationwide. get them at any drugstore.

Doan

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