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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1929
Page
6
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The essay argues loyalty must anchor in concrete ties such as church, country, work, and home to be meaningful. It links steadfast allegiance to motivation, productivity, and personal transformation, urging active, purposeful June time as a tested month for mindful effort and enjoyment.
The author recalls a 1906 Hidalgo county tour led by Captain Geo. J. Head of Edinburg. The trip travels Fort Brown, Brownsville, and through Lis Valley towns like San Benito and Mercedes, highlighting citrus profits, notable estates, and the era’s rapid development. The day ends with a chicken barbecue at Llano Grande Country Club and a return to Brownsville.
Medical director at Life Extension Institute warns that rising longevity and science driven protection make men too soft and effeminate, risking a decline in “rough-neck” vigor. He fears a century needed to alter physical improvement, while others argue modern men are stronger, healthier, and more capable, highlighting June’s long days and beauty as a contrast.
The excerpt contrasts personal cost and self respect with enthusiasm fading after installments. It notes a wife’s lack of visible thrill at workplace news, and defines a republic as a land where one generation bears arms while the next bears backs.
Miss Lucille Green entertained friends from Yee High School's graduating class at her parents’ home Monday evening. The event was a stunt party featuring musical selections readings and other offerings. Purple and gold colors topped the table favors.
The informal gathering featured pansies tied with ribbons in chosen colors. The hostess served brick ice cream and cake. Attendees included Misses Helen Blaylock, Dora Emily Moore, Florence Atkinson, Gladys Davis, Geraldine Slaughter, Sue Ella Tyson, Lois and Ruby Robbins, and Inez Evans.
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. seeks to set aside a personal injury award for Annie Cole. E. Farris faces Milam County Mutual Life and Accident Association. Mary Sneaks also sues Milam County Mutual Life and Accident Association. Estate of J. J. and Mary Stigall seeks administrator appointment. appeal from County court scheduled for Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Hudson of Austin is expected this week to attend commencement exercises at Yoe High school as a guest of Miss Gladys Davis.
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