Jefferson B White Editor and Manager Ad Rates Notice
Jefferson B White is named editor and manager for the Herald Publishing Co with director list including McLane, Werner, Jeter, Hefley, Henderson, Parma, Davis. Advertising rates shown: per column inch display and line rates for first and subsequent insertions.
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J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H M Hefley
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J. T. Parma
J G. Davis
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Youthful Babe Ruths Find Fun In Narrow Alley Games
The piece celebrates boys improvising street and alley baseball using improvised mitts and limited space. It argues alley play teaches resilience, adaptability, and democratic inclusion across colors, prompting a hope for better facilities but praising ingenuity as a life lesson.
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Carmmot
Do Your Shopping Early For Summer Goods
The article urges early shopping for December and April buyers highlighting Cameron stores and the risk of late purchases. It notes spring and summer stock focus on apparel and outdoor goods, urging readers to buy now to avoid limited late selection and to enjoy timely access to summer furnishings and accessories.
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Cameron
Sunday Afternoon Walks In City Life Decline
The piece recalls a past custom of leisurely Sunday afternoon strolls by city residents, contrasting it with modern hiking. It notes how mechanization and entertainment like cars, movies, and parks supplanted the quiet amble, leaving a hurried, restless pursuit of pleasure.
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Hill and Dale
Early Shoppers Win Warm Weather Bargains and Xmas Picks
The piece urges early shopping for summer goods and Christmas, noting late buyers miss savings and satisfaction. It emphasizes fresh summer stock already on counters and warns those who hesitate lose out on choice and value.
Clean-Up Time Is Here
Springtime urges renewal and order as a city-wide clean up to prevent disease. The article stresses that filth fosters danger and epidemics, urging thrifty households to maintain constant cleanliness and community pride in sane, healthy living.
March Opens Baseball Season Reflections on Fliers and Fans
The piece contrasts thoughts of baseball with March mindsets as majors train in southern camps ahead of April openings. It notes fans, youngsters, and players anticipate the start while flies are swatted on sand lots and newsboys read sports pages for opening dates.
American king of sports keeps season in mind
The phrase reflects enduring focus on the playing season from past reflections, winter forecasts, and spring training. It hints that, despite global indifference, American sports retain a strong, curated cycle of preparation and expectation.
Springtime musings on seasons and small plans
A reflective piece notes spring arrivals and a flood of everyday hopes from house-cleaning and vacations to new cars and Easter shopping. It muses on seasons, weather, repairs, and social quirks with aphorisms from Elinor Glyn and wry maxims about sincerity and change.
Wanted ads seek phonographs pianos and tire sales roles
Classified brief lists requests for trades and sales in East Liverpool Ohio. Wanted trade: phonographs for good second hand pianos and one or more car selling complete tire line with exclusive territory. Milestone Rubber Co offers £500 monthly salary. Also mentions corn and bale trades and a contact F A Marek.
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Cameron Trade
Fdwin York
Hubert Hefley Motor Co
Charles Temek of Marak Community Dies After Illness
Charles Temek aged 46 died at his family home in the Marak community after three weeks with pneumonia. Born in Milam County he lived in Marak most of his life. Funeral by Green Bros. undertakers at the Catholic church in Marak with Rev. K. Kacer officiating. Interment in Marak Cemetery with K. J. T. Lodge in charge at the grave. Survived by wife and nine children. Attendees from Cameron included Antone Stecher and families Matocha and Sens. The Herald extends sympathy to the bereaved.
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Charles Temek
Marak
Mr. Temek
Milam County
Green Bros. Undertakers
K. Kacer
K. J. T. Lodge
Cameron
Antone Stecher
B. J. Matocha
A. J. Matocha
Chas. Sens
Herald
Wash Your Kidneys If They Hurt
An old health note describes kidney irritation from heavy meat and rich foods. It advises drinking four ounces of Rad Salts in water daily to flush and neutralize acids, claiming it helps kidneys act normally and relieves symptoms.
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