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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
10
An advertisement touts a correspondence course in telegraphy, shorthand, and bookkeeping led by Mr. Byrne. It promises rapid growth, practical instruction delivered to the door, and a tuition refund guarantee after completion if unsatisfactory.
An advertisement proclaims low costs and no lost salary for home study via correspondence courses from Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. It claims you earn while you learn, study at home, and receive a free catalog by mail. The closing line contrasts effort with betting on a losing horse.
A Texas proclamation from E A Peden, Federal Food Administrator for Texas, urges all citizens to continue obeying Food Administration rules to sustain Allied forces and victims in Belgium France Serbia Armenia until new crops redeem ruined lands. Violations are deemed grave crimes.
The U S A Cafe reopens this Wednesday under Mrs Geo Rhea after a closure due to Mr Rhea’s illness and death. She promises a first class cook and up to date service and invites old patrons to return for meals.
The fragment comments on punishment and mercy, suggesting some see hanging as appropriate for certain people. It reflects a contentious stance on crime and punishment, highlighting polarized opinions without specific individuals or events.
A State Department of Agriculture representative will speak to farmers and business leaders in multiple Texas towns from November 22 to November 27. Ben Arnold. Fletcher Davis. Edna Sprinkle. Minnie Wolf. Virginia Lightfoot. and Mrs Bessie Lowe note the schedule and urge local Food Administrators to publicize the meetings. The aim is greater production and conservation as America faces higher food and feed needs next year.
Mrs. Hudson Moore takes management of the Commercial Hotel and will run it on the European plan. The Moore family will reside at the hotel while Mr. Moore also joins Otto Schmidt barber shop. Mrs. Moore is Grady Houston's sister whose hotel experience will aid the Commercial’s operation.
Mrs James Watson hosted a birthday dinner last Sunday at noon. The dining room was decorated with ferns and cut flowers. Guests included Judge and Mrs John Watson, T F Hardy and daughter, Miss Vance, and Mrs Amanda Batte. A turkey dinner with three courses and accompanying delicacies was served.
A concise note highlights how the calendar governs our daily count, suggesting how timekeeping shapes routine and planning.
Milam County records recount a soldier in France named Frank Woods who sends home a humorous request. He asks his father Uncle Frank Woods to obtain a Tempoint fountain pen from Thomas Drug Store, noting he would rather have the pen than gloves. The letter emphasizes a simple wish for a sturdy writing instrument.
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