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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
4
The Cameron Herald lists obituaries and notices of public entertainments published at Cameron Texas. Readers may attend at regular admission prices per event and note dates as provided by the paper.
Milam county readers are asked to support The Cameron Herald by three means. First is goodwill through cooperation and public favor for the paper. Next is timely payment of subscriptions and prudent use of advertising, with emphasis on prompt renewals.
A brief note expresses appreciation for prompt payments anticipated from readers who engaged with the concise article. The writer thanks supporters and acknowledges timely settlements as a positive outcome of the report.
Reported in Maine a Civilian Conservation Corps camp scene where about 250 youths refused transfer to Virginia and Maryland camps. They attacked officers, locked them in a baggage car, and halted movement for hours until 150 policemen restored order. the incident sparked calls to expel leaders and bar them from future federal aid.
The article discusses a Massachusetts statute allowing voters in state districts to submit public policy questions at elections. It notes a large demonstration by referendums on whether the United States should join the League of Nations and mentions high turnout and provisional acceptances.
People of Milam County urged to join the annual Red Cross membership drive as the nationwide campaign proceeds. The Red Cross reports relief to 108 disasters aiding over 123000 individuals in the year ending June 20 1924.
The piece reports that Washington leaders of private business including Tamare Mieke call for reforms to shorten bureaucracy and ease executive burdens. Following a general election, momentum builds to counteract anticipated legislative blocks. Advocates promise urgent measures and possible emergency laws if needed.
Miss Helen Blaylock and Mixe Wiss McDermott hosted a Monday bridge party for Miss Gladys Davis, a upcoming bride. Five tables, rosebud decor, and a bridal themed score set the scene. Arnett Ryan won high with silver spoons and a patterned china bowl prize. Mrs Dor othy Blaylock aided hostesses during serving. Clifton Jenness and Waymon Jenness visited Houston recently.
A reader unhappy in marriage is urged to count blessings and stop dwelling on self. The columnist argues idleness and selfishness fuel misery while praising the husband and urging charitable work. The piece contrasts luxury with hard living faced by other women and hints hard months would improve marriages.
Philadelphia reports a railroad has ordered 57 mammoth streamlined electric locomotives to serve the New York to Washington route, intended as the most powerful electric engines yet built.
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