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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
2
A compilation of student editorials from Seventh Grade News covers topics like Clean Up Week, outdoor recess, punctuality, home gardens, prudent school-supplies use, and careful handling of textbooks. Readers include R L Walker, Bella Garcia, Imogene McLerran, Nancy Newton, John Martin, Margaret Fisher, and Albert Kelly illustrating civic pride, health, courtesy, frugality, and literacy.
This fragment urges speaking correctly at all times to avoid appearing uneducated. It notes the need for proper speech in personal conversation and in business interactions and hints at caution when outside school.
Robert Phillips describes a home vegetable garden at the north corner of their block. The plot yields popcorn field corn black eyed peas beets cabbage and tomatoes to provide fresh vegetables daily and cut monthly grocery costs. He notes possible sales to grocery stores.
The Washington Monument stands as a fifty foot square base tapering to a five hundred fifty five foot shaft. Marble exterior with an aluminum cap and a lighted pinnacle. opened by nine hundred steps or an elevator. Funds totaled about 1.2 million dollars with construction from 1848 to 1885 in Washington DC’s park behind the White House. John Atkins.
The Grand Canyon spans 207 miles and reaches nearly a mile in depth. A winding river carves through colorful rocks, creating a rainbow glow at sunset. Nature formed this vast canyon in northern Arizona, attracting visitors worldwide to marvel at its beauty.
Plymouth Rock, a huge granite boulder on the Atlantic shore, is preserved behind an iron fence as a national symbol. The rock’s origin remains debated, possibly shaped by glaciers or volcanism, and it stands as a memorial to the Pilgrim landing in America.
A reader explains the Grand Canyon in Arizona as a deep rock gorge formed by the Colorado River erosion. The canyon is over half a mile deep and up to thirteen miles wide with jagged colored rocks and vast scenic value.
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky features a seventy foot wide natural arch and vast underground chambers with stalactites and stalagmites. Formed by water acid erosion, it lies in a wild ravine about ninety miles south of Louisville and attracts many visitors annually. Harold Jackson.
Yellowstone Park in Wyoming spans plateaus with elevations around 8000 feet and peaks to 11000 12000 feet. Four fifths of the park is forested with lodgepole pine balsam spruce and Douglas fir. Wildlife includes elk antelope moose buffalo and bear. Local officials noting a district Methodist conference in Caldwell describe regional features and past events.
A promotional pamphlet touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It claims fat loss, increased energy, clearer skin, and youthful vigor after three weeks with daily half teaspoonful doses, a salt diet change, and an 85 cent bottle purchase from E. O. Schiller Drug Store with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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