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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
15
The text explains savings deposits as funds held in a savings bank or department bearing interest and withdrawable with a receipt, representing a conservative investment. It defines commercial deposits as business account funds in a bank withdrawn by check, essential for daily business operations.
A farmer asks a country bank cashier for 50 dollars to buy a cow but is advised that a higher priced cow at 100 or 125 dollars is more economical. The banker explains that a 100 to 125 dollar cow yields more butterfat and profit after costs, leading the farmer to finance the better animal with his first milk check.
A rain swept through during the early hours, totaling seven tenths of an inch. Despite the shower, locals expect about sixty percent of the cotton crop was planted before the norther and foresee substantial replants and a promising season if the weather remains favorable.
A reader asks about back pain from daily labor and describes persistent ache soreness and weakness. The piece notes many folks have found relief, suggesting remedies or relief strategies.
Wery Ledbetter, a Cameron horseshoer at First Street, warns Dean’s Pills as stimulants for kidney function. He notes horsehoeing strains the back and kidneys from holding a horse’s foot, urging caution regarding such remedies.
The ad claims weakness and frequent painful secretions in the kidneys, with back muscles knotted and pain on straightening. It states Dean's Pills relieve symptoms quickly, price 60 cents, available at dealers. Forster-Milburn Co. manufactures in Buffalo, New York.
Gordon Young Wiley of Cameron Texas has his application approved for admittance to the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Sam Houston Texas in August. All expenses are paid by the Government. Wiley attends Yee High School.
The familiar remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair naturally and evenly. Apply with a sponge or brush to a strand at a time. by morning gray strands vanish and hair gains shine and youthful appearance.
Rapidly filled and young men of Mi lam county desiring to apply should write Mr A F Michell of Cameron county chairman of the Military Training Camps Association of the United States or the C M T C officer Fort Sam Houston Texas with out delay. The Commanding General desires to give every young man a chance to attend but as the number to be trained is limited and the enthusiasm so great prompt action is necessary to insure a place being reserved.
Teachers examinations will be held in Cameron on June 6 and 7, 1924. Applicants must file with the County Superintendent by May 20.
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