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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1940
Page
7
The piece urges calm amid a crisis in civilization and warns against political mudslinging. It criticizes isolationist and interventionist labels and calls on leaders to stop bickering and take decisive action to strengthen defense and unity.
Joe Matula lists salaries and postings for the Herald Special Radio Electrician at 1800 dollars in the 10th District Fort Worth Texas. Positions include Laboratory Mechanic Glassblower Cotton Technologist Department of Agriculture Schools Senior Cooks Prison Service Instructor Air Corps Instrument Repairman Augusta Arsenal Boiler Maker Ship Fitter and Boat Builder Hawaii.
The article advises girls to build up for relief from weakness and dysmenorrhea caused by malnutrition. It notes CARDUS and CARDUI as helpful, with some taking them before and during menstruation to ease distress. It claims CARDUI has aided appetite, digestion, and physical resistance for over 50 years.
Hitler declared in a noon Reich address that Britain would be destroyed unless it surrendered. He claimed England and France are vanquished and promised peace on German terms only after surrender, warning that bombs will force Britons to flee to Canada. He touted stronger German forces, alliance with Italy and Russia understandings, and said no nation can stir up strife against Germany.
A speech warns that Italy, Russia and Germany form a vast alliance to abolish remaining democratic elements in Europe. The speaker notes understood links with Turkey and Romania as part of the bloc.
Seven members of the local Business and Professional Women Club attended a health program at the Marlin Country Club on Monday night. Dr J W Torbett and several speakers from the State Health Department gave talks followed by a hot dog supper and iced tea for the guests.
The local recruiting officer Sergeant R. W. Cash will be in Cameron on Friday July 26. All those desiring to enlist or learn about army service should meet Sergeant Cash at the Post Office.
The Cameron health unit, organized by the city and the commissioners court, is now in operation. Inspections of slaughter pens led to one closure and further checks are planned to correct unsanitary conditions at other sites.
Jack Lewis, Milam County Criminal District Attorney, seeks promotion to District Judge. The Cameron native, with a long Texas legal career and a four-child family, is praised for public service, integrity, and community leadership in this strong, endorsement laden appeal.
Dusek Pharmacy advertises Juno Tablets with a guarantee for kidney and bladder disorder symptoms. Box price 50 cents and one dollar, promising relief for nocturnal urination back ache disturbed sleep dizziness and rheumatic pains.
Mr and Mrs Raglin Jones are spending their vacation in La Feria enjoying local sights and warm weather as they travel from their home city.
Carter Brogdon was seen visiting Miner Virginia on Monday night. The sighting places him in the town during the evening hours with no additional events reported.
Milam County candidates will address voters in Davilla tonight in a resumed engagement after a rain interruption. A final speaking event is scheduled for Cameron on Court House Lawn Friday night July 26.
Miss Annie Michalka of Austin spent the weekend in Cameron with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Michalka. She visited her sister Margaret of Bryan and returned to Austin late Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth John a student at Draughon's Business College in Houston spent the weekend in Burlington visiting relatives and friends.
Friends report Mrs Lois Bigbee resumes duties in the County Superintendent's office after a serious left leg injury from a fall sidelined her.
Tom Stokes has returned from a vacation trip to Galveston. He visited the Texas coast for leisure and reports a restful break and local sightseeing experiences.
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