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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
4
The item notes postal rates and ad rates for notices while recounting President Roosevelt signing the textile code to end child labor. It contrasts reports on government intervention with the impact on families, then lists schools and teachers across numerous Texas communities. It ends with a murder case in San Antonio and a suspect confession.
A reader reports rapid weight loss from 163 to 148 pounds after two bottles of Kruschen Salts. She notes reduced rheumatism and improved energy, praising the product as a splendid weight reducer. The ad claims six salts aid internal organs gradually, with a four week supply priced at 85 cents in drug stores.
Reduced rail rates to College Station entice attendees on Southern Pacific and Missouri Lines. The program offers intensive training in tanning hides, grape juice, dairy products, syrup making, moccasins, hooked rugs, cotton management, wool grading, meat processing, timber work, and lamb skin curing. Evening entertainment, a horse show, and a new Aggie swimming pool feature the campus activities with daily inspirational sessions in Guion Hall.
Bids will be received by Milam County Commissioners Court until July 28 1933 at 2 p m for one road maintainer Precinct Four. Specifications may be obtained from Clyde Moore Commissioner Precinct Four in Cavila Texas. Each bid must be accompanied by a cashier s check equal to five percent of bid total with right to reject any or all bids. Witness dated July 6 1983 Cameron Milam County Texas.
A practical guide highlights quick meals and simple home tips. It covers organizing pantry snacks like milk chocolate Picnics and easy lunches, plus basic steps for sanitation, home improvement, arranging yards, and enjoying pictures.
The Homemaker Class of the Baptist Church met Friday at four, opening with prayer by Mrs Leath. Mrs Oscar Kidd, president, read the thirty fourth Psalm. After business a social hour with picnic lunch followed. eight attended.
Funeral services were held Friday at four for Mrs. J. E. Walker 43 from the family home with Rev. Buttrill of the Methodist church officiating. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery. She died Friday morning after months of illness in Houston treatment. Survived by husband and four sons R. L. Walker Joe Walker Jack Walker and Ben Walker, plus seven sisters and four brothers.
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