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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1921

Page

3

New Boy Scout Uniforms Adopted in 20th Century Change

The Boy Scouts of America adopt a khaki uniform style new since January 1. The Army Reorganization Law protects the uniform from imitation with limited exceptions for National Guard officers and allied organizations. The coat features large pockets and a lapel collar with a built in belt.

Boy Scouts of America Boy Scouts Oferica Army Navy Marine Boycoats of America

Scout Uniforms Adapted for Practical Comfort and Local Style

Officials have updated scout attire to suit convenience and local custom. The coat or shirt, left breast badges, and stockings or leggings are decided by the council or troop, with uniform choices conforming to regional practices after expert study.

School essays on scouting in New York City

More than 300000 essays were written in one day in New York City elementary schools on What Boy Scouts Can Do for Greater New York. The activity occurred during a standard study period and is being adopted in other cities, offering civic improvement ideas.

New York City New York

Scouts Solve Housing Problem in Springfield

The Springfield Union reports local boy scouts aided a woman by building her house. They donated Saturdays and holidays to the project, erecting front and rear porches, installing clapboards, laying upstairs flooring, and performing other interior tasks.

Springfield Mass

Memorial building planned for Hebardville boy scouts

Hebardville Ga citizens promote a community building as a memorial for a local boy scout soldier to house boy scout and youth activities. The Ausau Wis boy scout council received an 85 acre gift from M C Ewink president including a house and barn near the city for an all year camp site.

Hebardville Ausau Wis Boy Scout Council M. C. Ewink

Branchville Community Notes Share Rain Damage and School Outing

Miss Mary Bob Smith reports fishing being favored as crops are laid by and a Tuesday ball game failed to materialize. A hard rain from two to four battered gardens and sandy farms. bottomlands must restart. Several residents and visitors are noted including Mrs. Al Harlan and John A. Smith Jr who is improving. The grand jury in Cameron includes A J Smith. Roy and Mrs. Yates visit with Rose Mary with Mrs. Walker. Potatoes are small but promising for the season. The Branchville school closed its 1920 21 term with a May 6 program by the Seventh grade and others.

Seventh Grade Commencement Held in Branchville

Seventh grade pupils received diplomas marking completion of the Grammar School course and advancement to high school. It was Branchville’s first seventh grade commencement and is seen as an incentive for improved work next year.

Branchville

Fourthree Graduates Include Four Seniors And One Boy

Keith Judkins Charles Mae Henderson Mary Bob Smith and James Archie Peel form the graduating class. Charles Mae Henderson salutatorian extended a cordial welcome and presented the theme Immigration with a formal address.

Keith Judkins Charles Mae Henderson Mary Bob Smith James Archie Peel

Class History and Play Highlight Seventh Grade Program

Mary Bob Smith as Class Historian and Archie Peel as Class Prophet led a lively seventh grade program. Keith Judkins gave a notable valedictory in a theme about The Man of the Hour. Ruth Walker performed piano numbers and Mr Van Tyson offered an impromptu address.

Keith Judkins

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Blood Purity

Purports to purify and enrich blood with iron and quinine, claiming to energize the system, improve appetite, and color the cheeks. Says it is not a patent medicine, just iron and quinine in syrup, suitable for children, and available for 60 cents per bottle.

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Bromine Quinine Tablets Sold Calmly and Safely

An old label claims LA TIVE BROMO QUININE CTabiets provide tonic effects without nervousness or head ringing. The box bears W GROVE'S signature, suggesting a trusted brand endorsement.

W Grove

Po Seys Model Bakery Ad Rolls and Pastries

Baked daily selects rolls buns dough nuts pies cakes and pastries offered by Po Seys Model Bakery. Phone 222 for orders and deliveries.

Posey’s Model Bakery

Old Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy

An old home recipe to darken hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur. now sold as Wryett's Sage and Sulphur Compound. Applied with a sponge or brush, it darkens gray hair naturally in a few applications, promising a youthful look while disclaiming no disease cure.

Wryett Wryeth

New Potatoes Eat Them With Nash Diarrhoea Mixture

An old advertisement encourages eating new potatoes peas and cabbage despite fear of after effects. It promotes organizing digestion first and advises Nash's Diarrhoea Mixture for cases of colic or diarrhoea.

Nash's Diarrhea Mixture Urges Modern Home Remedy

A promotional note touts Nash's Diarrhea Mixture as a rapid relief for diarrhoea colic and flux. It urges readers to keep a bottle at home, sold by Jackson-Read Pharmacy, highlighting physician endorsements and in-house availability.

Gerous Nash Jackson-Read Pharmacy

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Eboy Scouts National Council of the Boy Scouts of America BOY Scout Notes al Harlan John A. Smith John A., Jr A. J. Smith Cameron Mrs. Roy Yates Rose Mary Branchville School Archie Peel Ruth Walker van Tyson Chadwick Robinette Howard Douglas Ena Tyson Carl Arrington Catherine Harlan Alice Henderson Hans von Smash Irvine Harlan Roy Douglas Harry Sif Bill Mullinnix Frank Dixon Chaulauqua Mattie Crosswhite Glade Spring Cardui Cardus Dan Heinz Giles L. Avriett Steve Macal Ion Detroit Haynes Best A. C. A Hoosier Axminster Brussels Coleman Eplen Cameron, Texas
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