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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
4
The Cameron Herald records its mailing status as second class mail under the 1879 Act. This notice appears in the Cameron, Texas post office records.
A large crowd attended a National Hall picnic where supporters praised Representative Cross for aiding farmers and tenants. Speakers included Rudolph Marak and J. K. Freeman, with musical performances by Majek and Baca bands.
Advertisements seek a German or Bohemian girl for cooking and housework in Cameron. Also listings for a reliable man to call on Milam County farmers with no experience needed. A coffee route opportunity in Cameron Milam County via Togssad Company invites investigation.
Recruiting notice seeks a reliable man to call on farmers in Milam County. No prior capital needed. Apply today to MeNESS CO., Dept. 8S, Freeport, Dino.
J. and White, chair of the Mil am eosnty Democratic Executive Committee, introduced by Mr. Matecha, thanked attendees. Burlington St Michael's Parish hosted Mr. Cross who spoke to a large crowd at a celebratory supper. John Pundt, candidate for Railroad Commissioner, spoke at Nations Hall and was thanked for loud speaking equipment.
The piece notes the Thin Man sequel featuring detective roles with Myrna Loy and William Powell. It lists familiar actors like Nat Pendleton and Mis, plus newcomers Porter Hall Cesar Romero and Henry Wadsworth. Dashiell Hammett, once a Pinkerton, wrote the story. Director W S Van Dyke is praised for The Thin Man and other works.
John J. Davis endured six years of chronic constipation. He reports quick relief after using Adlerika and feels like a new person. Adlerika is advertised as safe and fast acting and available at leading druggists.
Texas Power and Light Company announces new optional rate for low usage customers with a minimum charge of 1.00 and stepped kilowatt hour pricing. The change also lowers commercial lighting rates and introduces a reduced top step, alongside continuing flat charges and a new option to provide lower service costs while staying within sound business practice.
An old patent remedy claims lemons and a product called REV PRESCRIPTION relieve rheumatism arthritis and pain. The ad asserts a quart of water with three to four lemons cures within two weeks or money back. Distributed by druggists with reimbursement guarantees.
A life sketch portrays J J Patterson of Dallas as a courageous candidate for State Comptroller. Born in Red River County, he faced meningitis, used a cane, and pursued farming, teaching, law, and real estate across Texas. Known for the Golden Rule, Patterson has supporters predicting a successful, efficient campaign. Also noted are visits from Sue Stitt and James W Coleman’s hospital stay in Temple.
Mr and Mrs Charles S Peyton of Temple attend a choir picnic in compliment of T A Fisher and family Monday evening. John W Haygood Jr visits Temple this week for the Boy Scout Encampment where he serves as an official at the camp and has advanced rapidly in scouting.
Mrs. A. G. Gray of Cusseta Alabama reports relief from back and side aches after using Cardus. She started on Cardui and finished five bottles, gaining weight and color, becoming the picture of health. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits. If it does not help, consult a physician.
Mrs Frances Hanka aged about 44 died Friday afternoon at 3 at her niece Mre J J Michalka home. The funeral was held Sunday at St Monica Church with Rev Father Schroder officiating. Interment in Catholic cemetery. Born in Austria she came to Milam county about 44 years ago and lived in Cameron. She was a lifelong Catholic and beloved for her many good qualities. Survived by six nephews and nieces.
Constipation relief product Black Draught is cited in a obituary notice referencing pallbearers F. P. P. A. Joe Ir. Louie William RB. and August Michalka. The Coleman Undertakers directed funeral arrangements as part of the notice. The text also includes testimonial mentions of Thedford’s Black-Draught with claims of laxative relief and general health improvement from a Ms. T. B. Kiush of Bounville Ind.
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