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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
10
The Majestic firm presents new 90-series radios with bigger power units and heavier transformers. The 91 and 92 models remove the ballast to improve heat flow and boost sensitivity and volume without distortion. A refined basic board and new speaker tech promise precise tuning, no hum, and minimal background noise.
Mrs. Morrison Chambers entertained with luncheon and bridge at her parents home on Tuesday. Honor guests included Mrs Hal Saunders of Brownsville and Mrs George Chance with other guests Mrs Lawrence Parker and Mrs R L Hearn of Bryan. After four games each guest received perfume, while Mrs Hamilton Bonnet of Evanston Illinois won high score with writing paper.
Dallas social scene honors Miss Laverne Bowmer at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. J W Kemp on Twenty third Street. Five tables competed with Mrs Eber Flinn securing high score and Mrs FE Trigges low. Congealed salad and fruit punch were served.
Emancipation Day observances marked by gatherings in Cameron and across Milam County. In Cameron an all day program included speeches and a night program, with Black residents participating at multiple locations to commemorate Lincoln's proclamation freeing the enslaved.
A satirical column railing at farm relief, international tensions, and politics with humorous asides on parking, hair restorers, eggs and fried chicken. The author mocks figures like Mr. Coolidge and Marian Talley while riffing on current events and human quirks.
A satirical piece riffs on married life and gender roles with quips about temper, happiness, and appearances. It muses on success, agriculture, and population, ending with a provocative note about violence and population control as a grim counterpoint to social contests.
An ad describes a business training plan for high school graduates and unemployed teachers to fund schooling at Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. It promises placement on a business payroll to cover costs and notes no obligation for applicants. It also lists a mail reply address and references regional lifespans and ocean areas.
A rising young attorney, engaged to defend an accused vendor of wild goose milk, plans to urge acquittal in the afternoon session. He asks the judge, a friend, whether to prolong his argument. The judge advises that longer speeches may keep his client out of jail longer, offering wry counsel on courtroom timing.
Sam Beck reports a Wyandotte hen on his farm near Pratt showed motherly instinct by adopting a litter of 11 piglets. The hen struts with the pigs, scratches and clucks as they root and sleep together, and the pig mother eventually accepts the unusual family bond.
A young woman enters a crowded car on a rainy day and asks the standing man to sit. He refuses, insisting he must get off at his stop, saying he will not give up his seat.
A workman cautions Mike from climbing a ladder at the north corner after removing it himself. The exchange underscores a safety risk and a proactive approach to prevent a fall. No injuries or further actions are reported.
A pair of quoted lines contrasts a wife with the speaker’s eldest sister and notes similarities to her first husband, reflecting familial resemblance in a brief dialogue snippet.
W N Mc Clure a Pike County Arkansas native and former sheriff and county judge describes sick headaches and constipation relief from Black Draught. He recounts Civil War hardships, ongoing use at home, and lasting health improvements after taking the remedy. Sold everywhere. NC
Mrs Charles Jerkins of Loxley Alabama describes severe weakness and weight loss before taking Cardui. She credits Cardui with renewed strength and ability to perform daily tasks, noting she has used it several times since and always found help.
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