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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
4
Rogers Hatchery run by Eric Underwood offers started chicks and baby chicks of popular breeds. Kovar's laying strain Rhode Island Reds priced at 38 dollars per hundred. Located in Rogers, Texas. Sale advertised with four times the word to print.
Parma Radio Service advertises guaranteed repair on any take or model radio with claims of honest, competent workmanship and service.
A brief note records unusual terms linked to Wy Booth and individuals Lewis and Cameron amid a Right Mh del discussion. The fragment hints at a dated meeting or court-like context without full details.
The Houston hospital hosts an Easter celebration with free chocolate for attendees. The Women’s Auxiliary plans to provide Easter baskets to each child and ensure a festive, family-friendly event.
Reporters surveyed over 1 200 women and girls in southern cities asking if CARDUS helped them. About 93 in 100 replied yes citing appetite, strength, and relief from dysmenorrhea linked to malnutrition. Many note CARDUS eases symptoms when taken in larger doses.
Seattle readers learn Cascades Park will add 4272 acres of primitive timberland near Snoqualmie Pass to the national system. The park honors J C Kuhns, assistant regional forester, whose work saved the region’s venerable Douglas firs and cedars.
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and numbers with unclear events. The legible parts mention islands and miles but lack coherent actions or outcomes to form a clear news item.
The Mw j tribesmen north of Australia practice head hunting as they have for centuries. The Marindanim along the Digocel river are the island’s most savage head-hunters who raid other tribes for trophies. Their hatred of whites is so intense that few whites venture near. The Dutch government fights to end the custom but makes little progress.
The Netherlands, about 40 percent below sea level, has long protected itself with dikes. Collier's Weekly notes that since Roman times the total length of sea walls built and rebuilt has reached about 200,000 miles.
The first group of American painters included Copley West Trumbull and Stuart. All began self taught and later studied in England. West helped found the Royal Academy and became its second president.
The camel-like llama, chief beast of burden in South American countries, reportedly carries loads willingly on its back. It is noted to save Collisr'a Weekly yet refuses to move when hitched to any load of voniria.
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