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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
3
This vintage feature argues home ownership over renting with practical steps. It highlights saving down payment, cautions against overexpensive homes, and presents a 31 by 47 foot bungalow layout with three bedrooms, a front porch, bay windows, and a connected dining kitchen area.
The piece discusses early love as a general, nonexclusive emotion linked to the opposite sex, with girls showing interest in men in infancy. It argues that true love aims at an individual, warns against impersonal longing, and compares listening to music to hearing a composer’s heartfelt message rather than mere pleasure.
A lively crowd gathered as a young woman named Miss Collingwood paraded a bustle down Fifth Avenue from Smithfield Street to a banking house. Police escorted her and the bustle amid puzzled bystanders as the scene drew a packed curb to curb crowd.
A. G. Symonds argues in the Fruit Grower that caretaker skill determines egg production profits, not fowl variety. A well managed flock, whether eggs or meat focused, can double or triple returns through intelligence and attention to essential details.
An easy automatic poultry waterer uses a jug or bottle inverted over a pan. Strap the vessel to a post or tree, refill by lifting the jug, and keep the mouth slightly below the pan edge. Water stops when air is sealed, preventing overflow, with hogs watered similarly from a barrel on a scaffold via a bottom hose to the trough.
Poultry notes urge careful budgeting for feed and gear. Fresh eggs fetch respect while bad eggs cause trouble. Broiler sales beat holding for roasters, neatness attracts buyers, and quick growth boosts profits.
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