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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
6
The Cameron Herald lists advertising rates: per column and display 80 cents, line rate 10 cents for first insertion. Obituaries and notices of public entertainments with admission charged or funds raised are billed at regular rates. Editor and Publisher Jefferson B. White notes post office mailing as second class.
A Cameron Herald essay urges readers and editors to pursue clear thinking and fair inquiry rather than partisan defensiveness. It argues that understanding opposing viewpoints hardens intellectual rigor, notes shifts in tariff policy and global trade, and contends national welfare may hinge on thoughtful choices by Americans.
The piece argues tariffs will stay a national issue as interests benefiting from high tariffs oppose reductions. It cautions observers not to assume tariffs can be abolished and suggests weighing consumer costs against gains to protected industries for national welfare.
Mrs J. B. Stoker of Fort Worth Texas praises Syrup of Black-Draught and Thedford's Black-Draught as reliable laxatives for biliousness headaches and constipation in adults and children ages six and four. She notes children prefer the syrup and recommends it to her family.
General Jan Smuts urged close Britain United States cooperation in Capetown stressing the need for a unified front to maintain peace in Asia and the integrity of China. He warned that a Pacific war could draw Britain and the United States into conflict and urged practical cooperation treaty or not.
The Supreme Court ends uncertainty over gold clauses and government bonds. The decision addresses whether private contracts can be overridden by public policy and if a breach against the government’s bond obligations permits recovery under the law. The majority opinion extends to what is needed to prove a breach in such cases.
The court finds the plaintiff failed to prove damages and construes that gold could not be recovered beyond lawful use in the domestic market. It determines that seeking more than a dollar equivalent would unjustly enrich the plaintiff, while noting ongoing debate among lawyers and financiers. The majority views the decision as just, with no one harmed.
The Jeff Rogers Chapter D A R met at Mrs. Jeff Tt Kemp's home on Saturday March 2 for a program titled Honored Texas Heroes. Southern melodies were performed by Mrs. Leo Wilkerson and Miss Zora Clarke Wilkerson. Pearl Clement read a U D C prize winning essay on Albert Sidney Johnson and Nell Sharpe offered a Sidney Lanier sketch with poem excerpts. A Lanier memory tablet was placed by the U D C Chapters of Texas marking the poet's residence in Texas from November 1872 to April 1873. A salad plate was served. The next meeting is set for April 26 Decoration Day. Oscar Barber, son of the late I N Barber, now County Judge at Bay City, was noted as born in Cameron.
Fat loss claim urges using KRUSCHEN SALTS with hot water each morning to shed fat in three weeks. Advert claims energy boost clearer skin and renewed youth, and offers a money back guarantee if not convinced. A quarter pound jar of KRUSCHEN SALTS is recommended for a four week course from leading druggists.
Various notices offer to buy buildings for farm rental, selling pianos, cameron hatchery chicks, Udga tablets for ulcers, farm help wanted, sales of cash registers and adding machines, Rawleigh routes, farm implements, steel tower and cistern, farm light plant, reliable farm canvassing, and home needle work opportunities. Names addresses and locations include Clough and Warren Piano, Mrs R H Stafford 703 North Houston, Collins Piano Co. 727 Austin Ave Waco Texas, Cameron Hatchery, F J Beckerman, E O Schiller, Charley Schneick Rt 1 Box 36 Gause, Gaither Motor Co Rockdale, McNess Co Freeport Illinois, Royale Novelty Co Portsmouth Ohio, Rawleigh Dept TXC-109-SA Memphis Tenn, Herald office.
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