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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
10
The gas company leads a public health drive to heat homes properly to combat colds and pneumonia. Backed by doctors and engineers, the campaign urges even heat, vented rooms, and continuous guidance through ads and booklets. Mrs Saddler returns home after visiting her sister in Waco.
Mrs T D Roundtree Mrs E B Phillips and Mrs R H McIntosh hosted Colonial Dames of America in Cameron last Thursday. The all day gathering featured a turkey dinner, gold and blue decor, telegrams including from the national president general, and each guest received a colonial hat souvenir.
Creston Iowa reports Howard Allen a high school student lost his voice last spring and woke with it after a dream of swimming. He later plunged into a lake and surfaced gasping for breath and able to speak.
In Saratoga Springs Rev. J Mc Beeten died after hiccoughing for 107 hours. Also noted is Mr. Boone of Austin Bridge Company Dallas visiting Camer on Monday while directing two bridges on the Norman Valley Road.
A courtroom diary describes the impact of a murder trial in Cameron, noting the contrast between the city’s friendly image and the violence witnessed in court. An eight year old and a juvenile offender recount the courtroom mood as witnesses recall past shootings and a youth fears jail.
In Rome, Hiram Boucher, the American consul, was accosted in a cafe by Fascists drawn to his use of English. Some group members described their attitude as threatening and asked whether any Englishmen accompanied the party.
Anthony Masina 54 Italian veteran of World War I killed himself in Newark New Jersey driven by worry over his son being drafted to fight in Italy. He acted by slashing his throat at home.
Directors of Burlington State Bank in Milam County Texas announce a voluntary liquidation after a August 5 1935 stockholders meeting. Depositors and creditors have been paid and remaining assets will be distributed to stockholders after liabilities are discharged, with corporate franchise cancelled. Three months from August 5 1935 will complete dissolution actions.
The Milam County Baptist Association met in Milam County with a two day program. Women’s Missionary Unions opened Thursday with 76 attendees and officers installed including Gussie Rowlett as president. Reports highlighted around 3,000 dollars raised countywide for missions and multiple evangelism and mission talks led by local pastors. The 1936 meeting is set for Milano on October 7.
J. P. Fuller and Mrs. Irene Grubbs were married Saturday evening October 12 at Judge Jeff Kemp’s home with Judge Kemp officiating. They plan to reside in Cameron. Dr. J. A. Ferguson and Dr. John Denson visited Huntsville Sunday to attend the prison rodeo.
The.reader is advised to consult a family doctor to confirm the safety of regular headache remedies and to seek guidance on using Genuine Bayer Aspirin. Emphasizes professional medical advice over self treatment for headaches.
Mr. and Mrs. William Henderson marked their fiftieth anniversary on Sunday October 6. Mrs. Henderson, formerly Miss Pool of Jones Prairie, comes from a large family, while Mr. Henderson grew up near Cameron. The couple has long resided in Cameron and is wished many more years of happiness.
In Clarksdale Mississippi the county grand jury welcomes its first Black member in living memory. Mrs S A Cottle and her daughter Miss Mary Ellen visited Bryan on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Robert King of Lutt were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C N Green. Mr Green attended the wedding of Mr and Mrs King fifty years ago in Alabama.
An Arkansas reader endorses Thedford's Black-Draught for constipation and sluggish feeling. A couple reports both adults use it for biliousness and discomfort, while a mother cites Syrup of Black-Draught as palatable and effective for children.
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