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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
7
Cameron High School sophomores enjoyed a park picnic Tuesday afternoon under the supervision of Miss Kittie Cain. A lively time and a good lunch followed the gathering, as reported in the Gonzales Inquirer.
An old advertisement touts Laxa tive Bromo Quinine tablets as toning laxative medicine that does not cause nervousness or head ringing. The box bears E W Grove’s signature and the text invites Herald subscriptions.
The fragment ponders war as a force aligned with justice and questions the sin of those who drove the world into current afflictions, implying moral responsibility for widespread suffering.
Jack meets Dorothe Armor, the Dream Girl, aboard a train and learns she works for war relief. She invites him to help a needy family, the Caseys, then reveals she is Miss Dorothy Armor the city’s philanthropic daughter, who will join him again tomorrow.
Miss Ruth Sprinkel led a Friday night piano recital in Cameron high school auditorium. The program featured two parts with younger pupils in the first and advanced students in the second. Duets solos and trios highlighted the event and showed the high quality of music education in Cameron.
A letter from W. T. Hefley laments poor fishing at his lake. He vows to stop sharing privileges and to stock with crappie while seeking a bootlegger to supply bait, noting old bass and turtles are scarce and turtles must be killed.
The Young People's Missionary Society of the Methodist church held a picnic at Hefley Lake last Tuesday at five o'clock with a full lunch and a joyful afternoon. Chaperone was Mrs. W. O. Triggs.
Cameron directors plan a 40 piece band led by J. N. Crawford of Cameron High School. The project aims to provide summer concerts at the park and on special occasions, offer musical education for local youths, boost Cameron through band tr ips, and attract nearby visitors. A committee seeks $350 to fund the effort with strong Commercial Club backing.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church gathered Monday afternoon at Mrs. J. L. Clinton's residence. Leader Mrs. Tag presented an engaging program on Child Labor, with a good crowd of members contributing to an enthusiastic meeting.
An old advertisement proclaims Rove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic destroys malarial germs carried by the malaria mosquito. It claims effectiveness against malaria transmission and notes a price of Ge.
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