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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
11
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Louise Winter daughter of Mr and Mrs John Winter to Mr Herman E B Weise on the 24th at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The couple will reside in a new bungalow erected by Mr Weise in the city’s western section.
In Thrall the Hare school teams beat Thrall on Friday afternoon with the girls scoring 18 to 7 and the boys 31 to 12. A Rockdale fountain tale recalls a fountain of youth placed by Rockdale ladies to curb male drinking and the town now finds no water in the fountain.
Thorndale High traveled to Elgin last Friday and secured a lopsided 51 to 0 victory as Elgin was outplayed at every angle. Gordon Hinds suffered a broken leg in the late scrimmage, while a large Thorndale fan delegation celebrated the win.
M. Fe Fisher has spent the last two weeks away from his regular shop and admitted, when asked, that he had branched out and purchased a new venture.
Mr. Fisher reports business conditions around Rogers as very good during the closing out of stock at the old location. The big sale there is progressing nicely.
Mrs Inez L Crow sues Sheriff Bob Buchan and bondsmen for 50000 dollars claiming her husband Charles Louis Crow was fatally wounded during a Lorena Klan parade incident. The suit alleges the sheriff stabbed him during the parade disruption and seeks 25000 actual and 25000 exemplary damages filed in Seventy fourth district court. Judge Erwin J Clark is listed as attorney for the plaintiff.
The Champion will be printed on Wednesday of next week so the team can enjoy a calm holiday. Advertisers and contributors are asked to submit copy early in the week to ensure timely publication. The paper thanks those who provided a turkey for Thanksgiving and looks forward to better printing in the future.
Americans honor the unknown dead from France as WWI veteran remains rest in a stone cell in his homeland. Under vast skies the fallen hero is guarded in death while his spirit joins the nation in liberty and memory.
An advertisement promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh by using Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils. It claims soothing of inflamed membranes, open nostrils, relieved headaches, and clear breathing. The small antiseptic cream is advertised for duty stores.
The article recalls Lincoln’s words on sacrifice and quotes President Harding urging a civilization against war. It notes a French soldier’s coffin laid in state and honors across Westminster Abbey and Arc de Triomphe, with monarchs and nations observing the ceremony in Washington.
A concise reflection centers on patriotic sentiment toward an unnamed American identity, highlighting pride and national spirit while refraining from explicit person or event details. The piece emphasizes unity and reverence for national symbols.
A Cameron reader reports a statement by a son of James J. Hill predicting wheat could reach five dollars a bushel. He argues high prices would push people back to farming, boosting food production despite hard times and population shifts.
A fragment notes that new farming land could yield fabulous amounts in a season and that five dollar wheat might serve as a blessing in disguise.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to stop the runny nose and headache in one day. Each box bears the signature E W Groves.
An ad promotes A TONIC Grove's Tastelecs chili Tonite as a blood purifier and stimulant. It claims to purify malaria and grip germs, boost appetite, color cheeks, and restore energy with a syrup form priced at 60c.
Kit Brandon of Oklahoma City testifies that Tanlac cured his stomach troubles and restored health after days of gas bloating heartburn and cramps. He praises the remedy and notes local retailers in Cameron Rockdale Milano and Burlington carry Tanlac.
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