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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
2
A columnist argues against judging value by price using water and a 10 cent infant care bulletin as examples. The piece notes a university college’s quality can exceed perceptions tied to cost and urges assessing merit over price.
Janette McIntyre entertained at her aunt Mrs Rush Thomas’s home with a lawn party on Wednesday night. A treasure hunt and games were enjoyed as sandwiches cookies and punch were served. Mrs Thomas Miss Aetna Smith and Mrs Vernon McIntyre assisted. Attendees included Dorothy Perkins Nell Vaughn Caroline Chambers Verna Sue Terry Ruth Dinkins Mary Ellen Cottle Janette McIntyre Jack Walzer Douglas Perrin Sam Tyson Grady Stidham Billy Batte Bryan Bobbie Batte Byron Colburn Stone Garner.
Kansas City safe cracker Robert J. Noonan reportedly consumed metal objects in his jail cell including hairpins garters cup handle razor blades and light bulbs. He remained alive despite the dangerous act as authorities investigated the incident.
In Chestertown Maryland officers search for a man accused of cutting the tongue from a living horse. The motive and identity of the suspect remain unknown.
Dr Earl W Flosdorf of the University of Pennsylvania bacteriology department describes a process to dry blood serums for treating scarlet fever and streptococcic infections and as preventatives against scarlet fever measles chickenpox and mumps. The liquid serums are frozen with dry ice to 110 degrees below zero then dried to 99.95 percent with a high vacuum and sealed in the same container.
Louis Moralt, 43, a former miner crippled ten years ago, vanished after eluding relatives who kept watch to prevent his return to the mines. He wheeled away in his chair and narrowly escaped death in heavy street traffic.
A man reaches the mines and disappears at the entrance to a shaft. All traces of him and his chair vanish, suggesting a sudden or unexplained disappearance near the mine opening.
A flat car loaded with steel rails coasted down a Arlee mountainside after conductor G F Wilkinson lost control. It crashed into a motor car carrying two friends, killing both and ending its 29 mile dash. Wilkinson lay beside the dead friend for much of the ride before stopping.
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