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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
4
An essay urges persistence, depicting a grueling race to illustrate finishing what one starts. It contrasts quitters with steadfast pursuers and argues that determination leads to fame and achievement, noting imperfection in everyone.
The Chevrolet Motor Company owns a 50 carat South African black ballas diamond, nicknamed Old C-66, used for 19 years in dressing abrasive wheels for precision grinding. It has outlasted 200000 dollars worth of diamonds, requiring resets about three times yearly, with a patent method sealing it with fuse metal to prevent heat damage.
Grinding operations on bearings pistons and other engine components meet the standards department's demand for microscopic accuracy ensuring reliable service and long life from Chevrolet engines.
A list of marriage licenses shows pairs including Dr. Donald Gibson Kilgore with Hope Watson, Namon Peterson with Ruby Wise, Antonio Rodreguez with Linz Arela Filiberti Martinez, Oscar Taylor with Vada Mae Stewart, and others such as Thomas T. Wilson with Pauline Elizabeth Moore. The notice enumerates additional couples including Seth W. Pitchey and Ruby Thompson, Charlie Robinson and Effie Holley, and Louie Caffey and Lillie Lamb among several others.
Aaron Sapiro, cooperative marketing expert, will speak in Temple at 2 p m on Saturday October 30 at the Temple theatre. The appearance was moved from November 6 by C V Robinson county field director of the Farm Bureau Association due to travel plans.
Saturday engagements for Mr. Sapiro were canceled in part while he travels to discuss the cotton situation. He attended the national cotton conference in Washington with President Coolidge and will be joined by John T. Orr of the cotton association at the local Farm Bureau meeting. The San Francisco attorney specializes in marketing problems and helped organize cotton and wool groups, with prior work in wheat and tobacco co‑ops.
A Temple Telegram excerpt notes cotton as the easiest commodity to handle and most suitable for cooperative action in orderly marketing as a staple product. The expert emphasizes long study of cotton and its suitability for collective marketing efforts.
The record notes that 67,438 Indian children are enrolled in United States schools. It also states Japan has over four million bicycles in use.
To Dr. W B Caldwell of Monti cello NL a physician of 47 years the laxative in his Syrup Pepsin provides natural bowel regularity without grimy purges or upset stomachs it is harmless pleasant even a sick child will take it Buy a 60 cent bottle or request a free sample bottle by writing Syrup Pepsin Monticello Trinda
Readable lines show a sports or contest snippet with place numbers and prizes. The fragment mentions second and third prizes, and a score or count 0 50, but lacks clear entities or context for a fuller summary.
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