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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
2
Texas Power & Light announces a new Watts family of quadruplets to promote residential electric service. F K Woodruff, district manager, says the family will help with lighting cooking cooling and laundry and will appear in newspaper ads sharing tips on using electric energy.
Reverend J Cay Williams preached at First Methodist Cameron on Sunday afternoon. Local residents visit kin in Lexington Hanover Milano and Houston. Curtis Miller recovers from spinal meningitis.
Attendees at Miss Lavada Lewis funeral at Rosebud included Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson and son Wiley Mr and Mrs Ed Wilson Mr and Mrs John Wilson and Mr Marion Wilson. A 9 pound boy was born to Albert Yackash. Miss Arlain Bolton and Dalton Stephens were married at Georgetown on January 25. Ed Wilson and family plan to move to Cameron. Leroy Bowens and Robert Bowens of Crush visited Lilac this weekend. Geraldine Phillips of Cameron visited the Wilson home.
An advertisement touts Black Draught a pure vegetable laxative to restore bowel movement and relieve symptoms of constipation. A Clinton, South Carolina reader reports it cleanses the system and eases dull headaches drowsiness and fatigue linked to constipation.
Henry Griffin Mrs. A F Grif fin and Mrs. Cora Wing of Cameron visited Mrs Mayme Boatright who is a patient in a Houston hospital in Marlow news.
Carroll York and family recently moved near Hoyte. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. William Whittaker and family of Hoyte and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pratt and family of Minerva. Mrs. N. Y. Hayes returns home improved after Cameron Hospital. A birthday dinner honored Mr. L. N. Posey.
A promotional feature presents the Watts Family as constant in home service, offering light, cooking, washing, ironing, sewing, heating water, curling hair, refrigeration, radio news and music. They claim to save time and money, never tires or takes time off, and work at the lowest wages, with each member having specific tasks detailed in individual introductions.
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