The SICK GET WELL The SICK GET WELL
A reprint from an 1865 eastern paper recounts Joshua Coppersmith arrested in New York for claiming to transmit the human voice by wires. It notes skepticism of such devices, then contrasts with modern chiropractic claims and a case of a 58 year old woman whose headaches and high blood pressure improved after Boyce Clinic adjustments. The piece ends urging demand under Texas Workmen's Compensation Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Coppersmith
Boyce Clinic
Own Your Own Business First Time Offered
Advertisement inviting individuals to start a home based business reselling and collecting on machines. Requires car reference and $360 cash to secure territory and inventory. Four hours weekly yield about $175 monthly with potential for full time and higher income. company may provide financial assistance for expansion. Include phone in application. Box XYZ The Cameron Herald 48-up.
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Cameron Herald
Texas Highway Construction Sealed Proposals Called
Contractors may bid on a public works project covering 7 586 miles of grade and surface roads from US 77 south of Cameron to Hanover in Mi lam County. Proposals due March 22 1955 at 9 00 am in Austin with wage rates and plans available from Joe G Hanover Resident Engineer Hearne Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr. Strs
Base & Surf
Cameron
Hanover
Milam County
Highway Department
Austin
State of Texas
State of
Texas
State Highway Commission
Joe G. Hanover
Hearne
Nine Guard Members Get Promotions At Armory Drill
Nine enlisted men of Battery C 649th Anti aircraft Artillery Battalion received promotions during the Monday drill at the Armory. Promoted to Sergeant were Corporals Donald W. Culp and Albert J. Michalka. Second stripes as Corporals went to Pfc Clifford T. Boswell Henry C. Hubnik Lawrence J Kostrom Donald W. Mees and Harry L. Yakesch. Pvt Charles W. Burnett also promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery C. 649Th
Pfc
Clifford T. Boswell
Henry C. Hubnik
Lawrence J Kostrom
Donald W. Mees
Harry L. Yakesch
Charles W. Burnett
Guardsmen to Train at North Fort Hood Weekend
Rudolph A. Tepera and another man were promoted to Private First Class. The local Guard unit plans its first weekend training on March 26 27 at North Fort Hood. Battery C crews will practice 50 cal machine-guns on ground and aerial targets. Guardsmen travel by personal vehicles, bivouac overnight, and return to Cameron Sunday afternoon. Porter Young arrived in Cameron after Navy discharge. T. H. Aschenbeck of Galveston spent the weekend in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph A. Tepera
North Fort Hood
Cameron
Unclear Meeting At Texas Bus Terminal Noted
The text mentions Mr. Aschenbeck employed with the Texas Bus Terminal in the city and describes a meeting with sandwiches pie and iced tea served by the hostess after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aschenbeck
Texas Bus Terminal
Sharp School Play Night Opens Friday at 7 20
A play night is planned at Sharp School this Friday at 7 20 pm with games for every age group. The public is invited and admission is free.
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Sharp
Ave
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J. E. Boyce
B. C
Los Angeles Herald-Express
Joshua
New
York
Rom
GLASS
the Florist
Dan Robinson
Milano
Cal Call
Dennis Kubecka
Alk Main St
N. Milam County
McNess Company
P. O
de Soto
Station
Memphis
Tonn
North Elm
C. G. Swift
Cameron School Board
DeSoto Station
Tenn
Hubert Shuffield
N. Travis
Watertown
Mass
Texas Indian Relics
South Austin Sta
G T. Hightower
R. B Rylander
Voightlander
Hogan St
Rockdale
Hilcrest
Maysfield Recreation Hall
WSCS
Methodist Church
King Ranch
James A. McCarthy
Rte 1
Rte
Thos, Goggan & Bros
Marek-Ermis
Johnny Ray Marek
Texas Highway Construction
Porter Young
U. S. Navy
T. H. Aschenbeck
Galveston
Cameron vi
Cameron, Texas
Safeway
Chum
Sci
Heinz
Shady Lane
Sleepy Hollow
Pascal Celeryties
Ene
Skylark
Sunny Bank
Roxbury
Lucerne
Doslers
Pop Corner
Peg
Somerset
Somerset Franks
Haddock
U. S. Gov't
U.S. Gov't
Neuhoff
Gee
Orton Sur
Sterling Silver Headquarters
Sterling Flatware
Reed & Barton — Lunt
Gorham
Watson
Alvin
Wallace
Wilson’s Credit Jewelers
Fairmont Foods CO
Morton
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