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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
6
The Cameron Herald lists publication details for Jefferson B. White as editor and publisher with mailing classifications and subscription pricing in Milam County. It details display and line advertising rates and notes obituaries and public entertainments notices may be charged at regular rates.
A letter argues Americans should not protest Russia's trials, asserting foreign governments' actions are none of our business. It compares to reactions to Germany and Ireland and questions the right of citizens to comment on other nations' governance.
The piece urges Cameron residents to co operate with new businesses and to judge merchants by the quality of their goods. It notes advertisers in the Herald seek public judgment of merit and encourages builders and citizens to support trustworthy local merchants.
The passage notes a shift in public view of Federal agents from hostile to more supportive after recent killings. It cites Florida kidnapping suspects gunned down during capture, with media and public largely silent and sentiment leaning in favor of agents who killed when resisting.
The article argues regular periodical health examinations extend lifespan. It stresses ignorance of diseases that kill silently and urges citizens to seek examinations by trained scientific men to detect conditions early.
Mrs Walter M Conlon of Forsyth Ga says Cardui helped her with nervousness and run down condition. She was weak and down many days and ordered six bottles, noting Cardui stopped her nervousness and could help others. Thousands testify Cardui has benefited women and is safe to try.
The article urges prompt medical checks warning that unchecked illnesses can develop and kill. It stresses readers should act on the warning and get examined at once, even if they feel well.
Dun and Bradstreet reports most sectors gaining momentum with the activity index up from 501 in 1952 to 73.0, now 17.1 ahead of last year. Economists predict natural forces will lift the economy, while noting ill advised legislation may slow but not stop gains.
Editors welcome intelligent dissent from readers. Letters outlining temperate reasons for disagreement help illuminate differing conclusions. Differences of opinion are healthy. it would be miserable if all shared the same view.
The Herald argues education is not limited to colleges or degrees. True education means cooperative ability, social engagement, and ongoing self-directed learning. It praises readers without formal schooling who stay informed, think critically, and work for the common good.
The article recalls editor Arthur Brisbane claiming aerial ghosts loom after Amelia Earhart's flight. it imagines 5 000 planes bombarding the coast while U S forces act, a sensational warning without details. W G Ditto, a Silver City resident, visited Cameron to discuss his long Milam county stay.
D A R members from Cameron chapter gathered at Mrs. E B Phillips Rockdale home with Miss Emma Porter for a Saturday afternoon meeting. Mrs. R H McIntosh presided with officers elected including Regent and Vice Regent. Ruth Kemp named delegate to the Washington D C convention in May.
Local classified ads list farm assets for sale including a pair of work mules 3 Jersey cows in milk 75 chickens and an improved 110 acre farm. Pianos by Clough and Warren offered at Mrs R H Stafford 703 North Houston Street and by Collins Piano Co 727 Austin Avenue Waco Texas. Also a medical ad promotes Udga tablets via E O Schiller. Dewey Green Route 2 Gause Texas hosts additional sale mentions.
A survey defines Milam County limits and recounts the evolution of its court houses from 1846 wooden structure to the 1892 brick building. It covers early sites at Nashville Caldwell Cameron and the 1874 fire, cost details, bids by Arnold & Jackson and Thomas Booth, plans by Lamour & Watson, and final acceptance of the 1892 structure with limestone notes.
From Bell County the building was erected without a tower until an order on August 16, 1893 directed a tower be built to house a clock. The clock was finally installed on May 17, 1895 and for forty years its tones tolled the hours while a statue of Justice above the tower symbolized Texas civilization.
A traveling film studio visit features a full recording and projection setup valued near fifty thousand dollars using Western Electric apparatus. Visitors may tour the unit and observe sound filming and projection. Experts from MGM Culver City and makeup artist Marcia LaPine will be on hand to answer questions.
Mr and Mrs Emory B Camp of Rockdale are moving to Cameron this week and will live in the cottage north of the W H Triggs residence.
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