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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
4
Developments in air transport spur interest in future passenger and freight air lines in the United States. Fogs and rugged geography hinder schedules, while Europe and parts of the U S push ahead with lines and air mail systems amid optimistic forecasts for a near decade end.
May 13 marks the 31st anniversary of Marconi’s success sending a wireless message across the Bristol Channel proving radio’s practicality. The piece traces early milestones from Biot’s 19th century experiments and the primitive receiver to the rise of ship-to-shore communication and the modern age of wireless marvels.
An essay extols unseen workers and families as true influencers. It contrasts public glamour with steady daily acts that foster industry and moral living, warning that self ignoring pursuits and gossiping vanity equate to hollow wealth. It notes how modern trends empower certain roles and that possession dominates attention.
A Writer argues the free spender wastes on himself while the working person is a better insurance risk. Yet insurers should worry as the idle man may lapse his policy if any lapse occurs.
The Herald reports Si Heer Bureau has purchased a gin holf with details to follow. A meeting is slated for Tuesday night March 24 to discuss the purchase and related matters.
City briefs report a wave of new homes under construction in Cameron. J A Walston builds a splendid residence for Joe Denson beside J F Browns brick veneer project for C W Bradbury, while Thad Epperson starts a north Cameron house. Kirby Boles nears completion on an east 11th Street apartment house. Bob Brown finishes a Green addition home and Guy Newton moves into his new northeast Cameron dwelling.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Walters hosted Builders Class friends on Tuesday evening. Raymond Beard presided a brief session, Ray Burke led devotional and prayer, then guests met “Horse Fly” and “Let her Fly” for a playful cold water porch show. Lemonade, ginger snaps, brick cream, and walnut cake followed as couples matched caps and states for games. Local guests included Rev. Wallace's grandmother Mrs. Lane, and Mr. and Mrs. Stafford, Starling of Buckholts, Pewthers.
We extend sincere thanks to those who helped during the illness and death of our father M. W. Brown. Special appreciation to those who sent flowers and offered assistance. The memories of your sympathy will stay with us. Signed by Alice Bronson Gertrude Brown W. S. Brown A. H. Brown Mrs. W. L Ashton Albertis Brown CW. Brown M. C. Brown.
Rockdale approved a $100,000 street paving bond in a record vote this week with only four votes against. Citizens celebrate the improvement plan as the town moves to upgrade its roadways.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Jerry England deceased is given that letters of administration were granted to E. L. Kahler on April 4 by the Milam County Court Texas. All claims must be presented within the legally prescribed time to administrator at Cameron Milam County Texas residence.
Andres Richter and Miss Hilda Richter wed at St Monica's Church with Father Apel officiating. After the ceremony they were guests at a reception hosted by Mrs J Mikula and then planned a wedding trip to Waco and Dallas before settling in Cameron. The bride wore orchid taffeta and georgette with pink carnations, and the groom wore blue serge. Attendants included Frank Richter and J Mikula.
An old home remedy describes brewing garden sage with sulphur and alcohol to darken gray hair. A ready-to-use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores, claimed to tint evenly with simple application and restore a youthful glossy look.
A visitor on Friday drew nine catches, marking a notable fishing moment for the local scene. Details on location and species were not provided in the fragment.
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