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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
3
Delilah flirts with Samson as she holds scissors and a lock of hair. A flood arrives thunderously from Mount Dingus as Samson hides in an attic and lifts the doghouse to safety, while Delilah laments wasted mortgage money after the flood.
The piece argues that freedom is not given but earned by developing character and civilization. A divided will indicates incomplete personality and lack of free will. Each person must win freedom by mastering passions and desires, and resolutions reflect the urge for greater self control.
The article traces the first American introduction of galoshes in Boston around 1830. It notes their ugly design yet popularity, explains rubber rubber care issues, winter freezing and thawing problems, summer stickiness, and the need to keep them iced and aired, with rot and odor urging burial of worn pairs.
Vancouver report says the Canadian fisheries department is urged by fishermen to bomb or machine gun seal colonies. A prior spring effort used set lines and shocks at Fraser River mouth with partial success, but seals remain a problem and a new air assault is proposed.
A United States Bureau of Standards method welds optical glass with near distortion free joints. It suits glass cells prisms lenses and closing tubes with flat ends. The process heats the piece to annealing temperature and uses a small flame along the edges to weld quickly.
President Wilson writes to the American Forestry Association saying he cannot choose a national tree for the nation. The association is conducting a national referendum to determine the tree that best represents America. He adds that he finds himself unable to select a single emblem due to the forests' rich variety.
The Cameron post office under Postmaster Lloyd Mitchell, WWI veteran, serves a 15 mile radius with five rural carrier routes and city delivery since February 1 1919. The office employs seventeen staff including Miss Myrtle Caldwell and Grace Eplen, and reports a $2500 rise in receipts last year while handling large commerce volume from a new federal building and districtwide praise.
A notice warns that genuine Aspirin comes only with Bayer on the package or tablets and should be used as directed. It touts Bayer’s 21 year safety record and suggests buying Bayer Aspirin from Cameron area merchants to support local business.
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