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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
9
A collection of practical household tips on odor removal for hands using mustard water and soap, tire care with white paint, lawn decor ideas, and kitchen uses for borax water, bread crumbs, and tomato products. Includes methods for cleaning browned dishes, preparing vegetables, and making tomato soup and preserves.
Instructions describe using heavy paper larger than the tear and auto patch cement to back the linoleum edge. Press smooth, weight down until dry so the repair remains nearly invisible and durable even for large losses. Then shifts to fifteen tomato preparations including raw sliced options.
A column recalls 25 years past with satirical notes on men’s dress and habits. References to knotting a white wash ascot, baggy trousers, sword pins, low cut shoes, two piece balgriggan underwear, safety razors, and social norms. The piece notes changes in business life and fashion through humorous contrasts.
Five ripe tomatoes four tablespoons diced celery one half cup cold ham one half cup salad dressing. Peel tomatoes remove stem ends and center pulp mix with celery ham and salad dressing. Refill tomatoes and place on lettuce leaf.
A historic recipe fragment lists ingredients to bake Date Muffins: butter, dates, milk, baking powder, sugar, egg, and flour. The method says cream butter, add sugar and finely chopped dates, then alternate adding egg mixed with milk and flour sifted with baking powder, bake twenty minutes in a hot oven.
Town lights lure crickets to the streets in an annual, recurring event. Women watch for the insects as they wander, with occasional squeals when crickets get “too friendly” or ride along.
Members of the Christian Church praise the revival that followed their church fire. Despite losing their place of worship and facing a lengthy hardship, the congregation united and earned ample reward from the efforts and faith shown during the recovery.
The piece urges strong, capable boys to rediscover duty to school through football. It condemns leisure around town and champions hard training, patience, and hard work to build better men and promote teamwork on the gridiron.
Dr. Joseph Singer Halstead aged 107 died in Breckenridge Missouri on September 14.Born in Lexington Kentucky on March 4 1818 he was raised Master Mason in 1846 and belonged to Breckenridge Lodge No 334. He served as family physician to Henry Clay and his kin and practiced eighty three years becoming the oldest Freemason and physician in the nation.
A colored mule named One Mouse, about ten years old and 15 1 2 hands high, is offered for sale by owner Ed Graham at his Buckholts route 1 farm. The ad notes the owner may keep the mule at the farm.
Sufferers from skin diseases may find relief from a jar of Blue Star Remedy or their money back. The first application relieves itching, it will not stain clothing, and it has a pleasant odor.
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