Indians Granted Free Tuition at Dartmouth
Three full blooded Indians will matriculate at Dartmouth College this year under a program offering free tuition and support for Native students.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1927
Page
2
Three full blooded Indians will matriculate at Dartmouth College this year under a program offering free tuition and support for Native students.
Researchers report that leaves from blueberry and huckleberry plants yield an extract with potential diabetes treatment properties. The study notes active compounds may influence blood sugar regulation and warrants further clinical testing.
Eloise Rogers of Cameron Texas will sing voice numbers in a Baylor University summer session recital at eight o clock on Tuesday July 26 The event marks the first Texas history course taught in the Baylor summer term on the Sam Houston Steinway square piano with pianist Robert Markham and is the third recital on this historic instrument due to limited seating in the Texas history library.
Telegram says Rev. M. D. Godinez of Houston Texas cannot be there on the 28th but will attend from the 27th through August 5th.
City Secretary J. C. Joseph announces the recently passed cleaning ordinance requiring licenses for ongoing cleanup operations. The wagon is prepared to begin regular service and will operate under the new rules.
The notice orders residents to cut weeds around the premises and rake up trash. It directs burning of burnable items and to place cans and unburnable trash on the street line for city collection.
Cameron Texas passes an emergency ordinance regulating dry closets and privies within city limits. It sets license fees per closet, enforcement by the sanitary department, and penalties for violations. The measure requires annual inspections, outlines construction and location rules, and appoints officers to enforce sanitary standards.
Miss Mildred Bradley of Calvert and Ray mond Barron married at noon Tuesday at the Bradley home with Rev. Buttrell of Palestine officiating. The couple, cousins in Calvert, planned a trip to Austin after the ceremony.
Mrs Minnie Fisher Cunningham of Galveston secretary of the national democratic women's executive committee plans a 1928 U S Senate bid opposing incumbent Earle B Mayfield of Austin. Her supporters expect a strong feminine vote and view her as Texas's leading woman politician. The move follows other rumored candidates including ex Governor O B Colquitt and Governor Dan Moody.
Miss Sue McClaren daughter of Mr and Mrs S W McClaren and a graduate of Toby's Business College of Waco has accepted a position as bookkeeper with the Texas State Bank and Trust Company She is at her post of duty and will be glad to have friends call
An ancient Toltec poem praising the city of Tula in its golden age has been unearthed in Mexico. The piece, titled The Song to Quetzalcoatl, was transcribed by Spanish historian Sahagun during Cortes era conquests.
Lukyanovsk cooperative stores in Russia pilot a surplus stock program by issuing safety pin currency. Shama change is returned in safety pins, one pin for each kopeck, allowing customers to accumulate value with everyday purchases. The unusual scheme blends barter and collector interest in a local store effort.
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois promotes his Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative that establishes natural bowel regularity without harsh purge. It relieves constipation in adults and children and is said to cause no griping or sickness.
Bowel regularity claimed by sellers as harmless and pleasant for all ages. Consumers urged to buy a 60 cent bottle at local drugstores or write Syrup Pepsin Monticello Illinois for a free lamp bottle and trial.
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