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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
6
The piece traces the 1776 independence spirit and the need to dare today. It praises the foundational traits of the Founding Fathers and notes how sunshine and outdoor life shape youth. It extols newspaper advertising as key to reaching trade areas and buyers.
An editorial urges businesses to buy advertising economically to align with rising production efficiency. It emphasizes newspaper ads as low cost, productive, localized, and highly controllable with fast execution and focused reach.
A jumble of wry maxims on crossings, desire, self importance, and worldliness. The piece plays with language and travel notions while noting contradictory ideas about money, marriage, and learning. It treats social behavior with humorous, pointed observations.
A brief survey traces Quaker history from persecutions in England to settlements in Boston and Pennsylvania, noting four branch names and current membership counts. The column asks readers whether Hoover’s stance on oaths and tithes affects his presidential qualification amid constitutional religious equality.
Mrs. Gertie Nation of Paris Texas credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with curing her woman’s trouble after trying various remedies. She says a few bottles restored her health and strength and two bottles of Golden Medical Discovery aided recovery after flu. All dealers.
A memorial note from Cameron Herald editor J D Nesbitt recalls the 1896 death of a six year old Per Capita child of the Populist Party. The piece, though elegiac, includes a critical, satirical dosage prescription and a pine headboard inscription referencing free silver and the Populist platform.
Mrs J W Stitt visited the Joe Lindsey home this weekend. Mr and Mrs George Clark of Needville spent time with Mrs Clark's mother Mrs Wallace Moody. Jack Lewis W A Morrison and his son W A Morrison Jr attend the National Democratic Convention in Houston this week. Co M Beard of Milano, candidate for representative of the 64th district, was in Cameron Monday.
The United States shows a forty five percent cavitation growth and a one thousand percent rise in telephone use over two decades. The Bell System asserts rapid, widespread improvements save time and effort, with long distance and trans Atlantic services expanding nationwide.
Garland Elliott of Buckholts was in Cameron Monday. G. N. Rodesney and family visited Brenham over the weekend. Miss Winnelle Kidd visits Branchville this week. Miss Ruth Green visits relatives in Hearne. Kyle Clifton spent Monday in Waco. Mrs. W. F. Jeter and family left for Seattle. Enoch Ryan of Dallas visited his brothers in Bryan and Dallas this week.
Hoover, a Republican presidential candidate, is a Quaker who attends services with his wife at the Friends Meeting House in Washington. Mrs. Hoover was Episcopalian before marriage. The Oregon yearly meeting sent a telegram of congratulations. A joint Friends meeting expressed pride at a member possibly becoming president.
C N Green and his daughter Helen are visiting Norman Oklahoma for a week. Miss Green may teach there next year. Mrs John Ryan and daughter Helen spent last Friday and Saturday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs R J Sloan in Elevation.
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