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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
4
A school nurse addresses high school girls about health and hygiene. She advocates normal exercise and diet, and endorses nightly spoonfuls of nujol as a safe method to keep the system functioning. She claims it is harmless and urges every woman to keep a Seetrie on hand and obtain the genuine product.
The troop held a recent hike where six boys finished first class work and will be awarded at the next Court of Honor. Eight scouts plan to attend the Heart O Texas Council Camp at Valley Mills the following week.
The ad offers five or six boys a chance to learn, work and smile. It specifies a preference for cooperative, cheerful applicants and rejects rough or troublesome behavior.
Members of the Country Club to host a barbecue Friday night on club grounds. Management votes to admit nonmembers with a $50 fee reduction. committees report rising interest and expected large membership increase.
Scientific studies on dust particles show they may reveal a man's job from clothing and even his city of origin. Historical notes cite steel workers chalk dust teachers and jewelers, with examples from Scranton and Butte, highlighting the potential for forensic use and a French quarry case.
June 16 is the last date to file names for the ticket in Milam County for the July primary election. After that date the ticket will be compiled by the executive committee.
The District Court of Milam County Texas granted naturalization papers on May 31 1928 to Mrs Janie Lanicek of Rosebud Mrs Alwine Henry and Frank Mick of Cameron Henry Fred Pilling of Cameron Fritz Max Hauptfleisch of Gause The court also noted divorce suit number 10 000 filed June 2 1928 by Juana Corona da against Juan Rodriguez.
Announced marriage of Viola Marek to Ladis William Marek on June 5 1928 in Cameron Texas. Ceremony at Temple Texas with Rev Hegar. Newlyweds travel to Houston and Galveston then reside on North Crockett avenue Cameron in a new bungalow.
An old remedy ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick cure for back pain lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. The copy claims a small trial bottle applied to the back relieves soreness within fifty counts and emphasizes safety and instant comfort.
The B Y P U party for Hutcherson Intermediate featured The Good Ship S S Empress inviting guests from First Baptist church annex. Passports listed deck cushions and baggage while stops allowed disembark for tours and punch and cream were served.
Distributors and dealers nationwide fit a dash device to Hudson and Essex cars to display real time gasoline flow. Factory reports show 15–18 mpg for the Hudson Super Six and 18–25 mpg for the Essex, varying with drivers and conditions. High compression motors enhance efficiency and ease of service complements mileage interest.
The fragment mentions ears that can be visually proven to owners or buyers, implying a claim about a verifiable asset. It reflects a marketing assertion rather than a complete event or report.
The As You Like It Club met Wednesday from four to six at Mrs. W. H. Henley’s North Travis Avenue home. In a cool reception room with spring flowers members and guests worked on finger crafts, then enjoyed a salad plate at social hour. Guests included Mrs. G. R. Wilson and Adelaide Sleeper of Waco, Mrs. J. P. Love, Mrs. Cornelia Brown, and Mrs. Stanton Dossit.
Miss Ethel Green will be honored at a slumber party Friday night hosted by Miss Geraldine Slaughter on West Main Street. The event begins a series of courtesies before Green leaves for Ward Belmont College in September to enter school there.
An elderly testimonial article from Port Arthur Texas endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women’s health. Mrs. D. D. Williams praises its restorative effects, with a promotional note on liquid and tablet forms priced at $1.35 and 65 cents respectively. The piece also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach and bowels at 30 cents and a trial tablet offer.
Local ad promotes extra fattened fryers milk fed since chicks. Prospective buyers urged to call 395 before noon to order. Note signed by lip R. E. SHARPE. 4-4to
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