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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
5
A historical note explains savings banks as safe places to deposit money where deposits earn interest. Depositors receive a pass book showing deposits, withdrawals, and the running balance. Many banks no longer call themselves savings banks but operate savings departments.
Statewide drive to raise 1 350 000 for Presbyterian institutions continues with a victory meeting planned if the goal is reached. About 600 further donors needed. Austin college Sherman Daniel Baker College Brownwood and other beneficiaries listed.
Announcement that Dr. Herbert Fugene Bolton of the University of California would lead the University of Texas was made at a reunion of the Sex- Student's association. The board of regents had reportedly selected Bolton last Tuesday, but kept the decision quiet until after their meeting adjourned Saturday.
A local resident shares a tale of persistent backache dizziness urinary disorders and other kidney troubles seeking relief. The letter cites a craftsman Dr Cone and mentions a Billy secretions irregularities and painful episodes urging others to consider the remedy described.
A 1920s style public service message portrays President Coolidge in an ad urging boys to value boyhood. The text emphasizes sensible, practical guidance that the man a boy becomes mirrors his youth. It encourages not stealing from childhood but growing with integrity.
Spectators watched a long procession as klan members marched in two lines with a car trailing and others marching behind. The stretch along the Loretta road near Waco was crowded as the vehicle convoy moved past, attracting many onlookers.
A sequence of nature talks is held weekly at Pennsylvan ia College. Sessions cover tinted rocks trees flowers animals insects and other natural subjects as part of ongoing science outreach.
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