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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
2
The passage explains how germs spread through fingers, objects, and air in schools and public places. It warns of throat infections and fever, outlines the importance of cleanliness, isolation, and early medical care, and emphasizes diphtheria diagnosis and antitoxin treatment.
Doctors recommend Calotabs as a quick cold remedy. A or two Calotabs at bedtime with milk or water purify the system by morning and restore appetite, with packages available at drug stores.
A fragmentary piece on Education Week highlights the goal of forming useful citizens through study of geography and history. It emphasizes patriotism, world goodwill, and school programs promoting civic responsibility and moral values amid Armistice Day reflections.
Niley Smith argues mastery grows from choosing and shaping one’s learning. He links technique across arts, sciences, and professions to Spirit as courage energy and determination. The piece contrasts artist musician and craftsman, stressing spirit as essential for success in school sports and life.
A discussion on mental health showing how emotional maturity and social behavior shape success in school. It argues cooperation between home and school, self control through practice, and that happiness and good will reflect mental wellness and fit with peers.
Doctors advise summer vaccination with toxoid or toxin antitoxin with physician choice. Immunity takes 6 weeks to 3 months and may not occur in all cases. Schick test after vaccination shows if immunity has developed. Toxoid and toxin antitoxin yield long lasting or lifetime immunity.
Milam County Home Demonstration Club members won places at the 1932 Dallas State Fair. Mrs. Ray Leech of Bethlehem Club earned second place for a pint jar of peper elish. She first year member, she put up 674 containers for fall and winter use and cured 2650 pounds vegetables, 362 pounds meat, pantry value 350.78. Mary Lee Hine of Valverde, fourth year club girl, won second on watermelon fine preserves and has shown strong garden demonstration skill the past four years.
Varieties of vegetables were shown with growers like Lydia Schroeder and Mabie Evard placing. Prizes totaled 20 dollars for 964 items of food and soil supplies cost about 1.56 dollars.
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