Cameron Herald Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Cameron Herald lists office details and staff, including W. P Triggs as president and J. G West as vice president. Directors named are J B White, Robert McLane, J P Werner, R P Jeter, H M Hefley, T S Henderson Jr, J T Parma, J G Davis, R A Tag. Advertising rates are shown per column inch and line for first and subsequent insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H M Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
J G. Davis
R. A Tag
The Demand for Thought in a Time of Graduation
An editorial urges Americans to exercise independent thought beyond tradition as the nation nears a new Congress. Citing New York University’s Chancellor Brown, it argues success comes from thinking, not luck, and calls Cameron residents to cultivate thoughtful action now.
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New York University
Brown
Cameron
Moron Term Defined in Historical Context
The article discusses the term moron, once used for a mentally deficient person, and notes cynical claims that half the United States are morons. It explains moron as above the imbecile class needing care for public protection and mentions children in grammar schools who struggle to keep up.
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United States
Condi
Addressing Moron Intelligence and Social Care
The text argues there are hundreds of thousands with mental deficiency labeled as morons. It cautions against assuming all underachieving youths are morons and emphasizes their potential in simple skilled work. It urges community care, training, and housing or institutional support to form habits and integrate them as useful members of society.
Beating the game in society and school
The article argues that desire to beat the game and obtain advantages leads to cheating in exams, selling inferior goods, and misleading advertising. It stresses that rules exist to test merit and that short cuts erode trust, with business, education, and journalism affected when people dodge standards.
Home Town Advantages in Choosing Local Life
A man who spent years in a large city with a good salary returns to his hometown Cameron like many others. He accepts a smaller income for lower expenses fewer demands and better home comforts, concluding he gains by staying local rather than chasing metro opportunities. He notes many people test big city work but return home, held back by pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Oppors
Two kinds of sales contrasted in distant markets
The text contrasts impersonal distant sales with home store purchases where the salesperson seeks a satisfying, repeat customer relationship. It notes the distance and anonymity of distant sales reduce concern for long term outcomes, whereas local sales rely on personal investment to ensure future patronage.
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Meron
Taraway Cey
Honest Salesman Praised for Courteous Help
Readable fragment highlights a salesman praised for courtesy and helpful service, underscoring customer satisfaction in the shopping encounter.
Presidents exchange greetings on New York Mexico City telegraph link
Western Union manager George D. Fisher releases a dispatch showing Presidents Coolidge and Calles exchanging felicitations over a direct telegraph circuit between New York and Mexico City. Messages from Newcomb Carlton and Eduardo Cortiz praise the historic linkage and its promise for mutual understanding and business.
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George D. Fisher
Western Union
Colidge
Calles
Mexico
New York
Mexico City
Coolidge
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Company
Eduardo Cortiz
New York City
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Elias Calles
Senor Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Co
Our
Republic
Hotel Furniture to be Sold in Cameron Texas
Due to poor health the business owner will leave the city and sell all furniture and furnishings at the Hearne Hotel in Cameron Texas at very reasonable and bargain prices.
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Hearne
Cameron
Texas
Telegraph Link Brings Mexico City Closer To New York
President Calles and Senor Carlton celebrate the new direct telegraph circuit linking Mexico City with New York. Messages travel from New York City to Galveston by land wire then by cable to Vera Cruz and on to Mexico City, enabling fast transfers and closer U S Mexico commercial and cultural ties.
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Eduardo Cortiz
Mexico City
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
New York City
Galveston
Vera Cruz
Ocean
United States
Central American
Western Union
London
Too Much Meat Hurts Kidneys Say Authorities
A health article warns excess meat can burden kidneys by increasing uric acid, causing backache, headaches, digestive issues and urinary irritation. It recommends Jad Salts, four ounces dissolved in water daily, to flush kidneys and normalize function.
Taylor and son Jack return from Chicago meet
Dr G B Taylor and son Jack Tay returned to Cameron from the National Interscholastic meet where Jack Taylor placed second in discus. Hauser of California won with 148 feet while Jack threw 147 feet, reportedly qualifying him for Paris Olympic consideration. The Taylors said the event drew a big crowd and they returned Tuesday.
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G. B. Taylor
Jack Tay
Cameron Trom Ney
Jack Taylor
Hauser
California
Cameron Boy
Jack
Paris
Cameron
Antone Stecher Expands Store Near Grant Lumber
Antone Stecher plans a larger frame building beside Grant Lumber Company to enlarge stock capacity. Construction will boost space and the store should finish in a week or two.
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Antone Stecher
Grant Lumber Company
Cameron Bass Club organized in Cameron to protect lake fish
The Cameron Bass Club forms in Cameron leasing W. T. Hefley lake to conserve fish for 25 members. Julian Baskin presides with W. B. Levy vice president Homer McLane treasurer and Chas Pollard secretary. Membership includes Homer McLane G C Barmore Dr E R Zellner and others.
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Cameron Bass Club
Cameron
W. T. Hefley
Julian Baskin
W. B. Levy
Homer McLane
Chas. Pollard
G. C. Barmore
Dr. E. R. Zellner
E. C. Cammer
R. E. Sharpe Rube M. Johnson
Jake Posey
M. C. Sapp
Eduard Bischar
Hubert Hefley
Henry Patillo
Paul Laake
J. P. Love
C. H. Pollard
Old Time Comets Loosen Up for July Baseball
July 2 and 3 will feature a pair of old time Comets games as Homer Peel and Carl Littlejohn are sought for the event. William R. Rogers will match two Brenham games, with an afternoon first game and a forenoon second game as part of the Legion program. The lineup is billed to include Clevenger the clever pitcher who helped Cameron win in 1923.
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Homer Peel
Carl] Littlejohn
William R. Rogers
Brenham
Rogers
Big Legion
Comets
Clevenger
Cameron
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