Postal notice for Cameron entry under 1879 act
Cameron Texas mail matter class two post under Congress act of March 3 1879 recorded as mail matter of second class.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
2
Cameron Texas mail matter class two post under Congress act of March 3 1879 recorded as mail matter of second class.
The essay argues America remains rooted in rural life despite urban growth. reformers seek to standardize Sundays as quiet days, but country folk value a leisurely, restorative Sunday with church, meals, and rest, while city dwellers feel targeted by such change. The piece contrasts urban and rural life, emphasizing interdependence and lingering traditions.
A college professor links machine design to nature's balance and elasticity. The essay highlights how animals illustrate equilibrium and flexibility, and portrays grandmothers as independent yet hospitable, reflecting on hard work and contentment in a simpler era.
A brief history notes Robert Raikes starting the first Sunday school in 1812 after stopping a fight and inviting local boys to Bible stories and singing. The method spread from England to France Germany and the United States, becoming global.
The passage reflects on independence as a valued trait for leaders who moved the world, noting a paradox that modern society feels more dependent than ever while forefathers relied on self-sufficiency in farming and leather work.
A Chilean miner famed for strength tried to capture a condor after its meal. The fight was long and brutal, leaving the miner exhausted and bleeding with a few feathers as trophies. The bird later rose alive, ready to fly.
A Colombian catfish species is noted for climbing, with one specimen moving 18 feet in half an hour using a suction apparatus to traverse a steep, water-swept rock. Other Himalayan fish climb without such devices, gripping rocks by their smooth ventral skin and enlarged lips to ascend against currents.
The program features a sermon titled Future Life with two worlds by Gussie Hubert, a future life of the unbeliever by Lurline Hubert, and a future life of the believer by Harleigh McGregor. It includes songs When the Roll is Called Up Yonder and On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand, a sword drill, a story, prayer, and group IV in charge.
Advertisement asserts children with worms show poor color and stomach issues. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is promoted to enrich blood, aid digestion and strengthen the system, with claims that it will expel worms and restore health. Priced at 75 cents per bottle.
A tranquil scene unfolds as a painter and a dainty yet practical young woman meet on a hill among daisies. They discuss art and love, with a Hindu superstition about the day moon guiding their reflections while nearby a wedding party observes the tiny church below.
Cameron businessmen subscribed 1250 to back the baseball team. Cameron will erect a grandstand and improve the diamond as star semi pro players join a strong schedule. Easley and Eckhardt led the offense as Cameron defeated Chilton 7 to 5 on home grounds with Cald well contributing. The lineup included Nabor, Easley, Eckhardt, Denson, Kennon, Gilley, Wautipka, Reno, Rankin, Whitlock. Cameron aims to face top state independent clubs next week.
Notice to all heirs and creditors that the will of M H Henson deceased has been probated with the executor qualifying on June 8 1921 and listing his post office address as Cameron.
Texas residents and all claimants against the estate of the testator are notified to present their claims within the legally prescribed period. J. T. Henson is named as executor and will administer the estate.
In Thorndale Texas last Friday afternoon five people were injured when the axle of their car broke at a sharp turn. Smith Summerlin and Adolph Taegel suffered broken collarbones. Lee Peebles was cut on the head. Graham Scuddy hurt his shoulder and Paul Peebles had internal injuries. The automobile was demolished.
A fragment notes a Bromo E. W. Grove branded laxative tablet box with the text Colds Cause Grip and Influenza. The source mentions only one signature on the box and a quantity of 300.
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