The Cameron Herald Ad Rates and Staff Roll
The Cameron Herald lists officers W. O. Triggs as president and G. West as vice president with directors J. B. White Robert McLane J. P. Werner R. P. Jeter H M Hefley T. S. Henderson Jr J. T. Parma J G. Davis R. A Tag. Advertising rates include per column inch 25c display 10c first insertion and contract rates on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H M Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
J G. Davis
R. A Tag
The Working Girl Gains in Color and Health
Sir Thomas Legge, senior medical inspector of English factories, says the typical working girl is growing more attractive. He notes with only five percent pale and lacking vigor, and 72 percent good looking at one factory. He attributes this to more outdoor exercise and better pay, predicting a similar change in the country where young women in factories and stores once looked differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Legge
Changes in young women's appearance and outlook
The piece argues many girls left school early, rely on looks to gain husbands, and dress extravagantly. It warns such marriages often fail, while acknowledging practical American working girls who pursue home duties and contribute financially after marriage.
The Motive of Ambition
The article argues ambition is a powerful driver of school and societal progress yet warns it can become destructive when over stimulated. It compares ambition to fire, noting its benefits for industry and progress but its dangers when it clashes with justice, truth, or generosity and when social success outweighs core service to the community.
The Fall Purchasers Boost Cameron Local Economy
Shoppers stock up for school and fall needs, boosting Cameron’s economy. Local spending supports businesses, taxes, employment, and services, strengthening community prosperity.
Tests of Breeding and Public Manners Mentioned
The article discusses social signals of breeding, noting eating with a knife as a rough habit and criticizing street littering. It argues manners reflect cultivation and laments the rise of paper refuse discarded where candy and fruit are sold, spoiling towns.
Straight Talks About Safe Bonds and Investments
Mrs Norris praises a 15 percent bond investment while Aunt Emmy warns that bonds vary in safety. The aunt explains bonds are loans to a company secured by assets and warns to verify credit and finance before investing.
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Mrs. Norris
Aunt Emmy
Maud Norris
Erin
Litter in Cameron Town Harms Appearance and Costs Cleanups
The writer criticizes residents who litter streets and parks as needlessly wasteful and unsightly. Cleaning crews bear the cost, and schools should educate pupils about proper disposal. Encourages carrying waste paper home or using provided receptacles to keep the town handsome.
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Cameron
Join and Engage in Local Organizations for Town Benefit
Citizens should join and sustain membership in local organizations. Attend meetings, learn aims, and offer ideas. Active participation leads to influence and usefulness, with time and effort paying dividends for the community.
Don’t Be Embarrassed By Skin Diseases
Blue Star soap cleans affected parts then Blue Star Remedy. It penetrates the skin, kills germs, stops itching, and restores most cases to health. Eczema tetter cracked hands poison oak ring worm sore blistered feet sunburns old shin sores have yielded to its healing power. 60¢ and $1.00 a ear, Soap 25¢, ad page.
Four of Porter's Family Drown When Car Dives River
In Newport Arkansas a touring car driven by Virgil Porter 21 of Prague Oklahoma plunged into the White River near the ferry crossing killing four members of his family. The ferryman W C Brown and Virgil Porter and his father Charles T Porter rescued five others including Nora Porter 18 Joe Porter 10 Ella May Porter 13 and Nora Porter 6.
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Newport
Ark
Virgil Porter
Prague
Okla
White River
Porter
W. C. Brown
Charles T. Porter
Nora Porter
Joe Porter
Ella May Porter
Puelicher Named Chairman of ABA Educational Foundation
John H. Puelicher, former ABA president, named chairman as the ABA Educational Foundation receives a $500,000 pledge to fund scholarships and economics research in colleges nationwide. Other trustees include Leonard Ayers, Stephen Miller, Lewis Pierson, George Roberts, Francis Sisson, Evans Woollen, W Espey Albig. Washington banks support banking education in public schools with talks to students.
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John H. Puelicher
American Bankers Association
American Bankers Association Educational Foundation
Leonard P. Ayers
Cleveland Trust Company
Stephen J. Miller
American Institute of Banking
Lewis KE. Pierson
Irving Bank-Columbia Trust Company
New York
George K. Roberts
National
Banks
Washington
Lost Brown Hand Bag Between Milano and Caldwell
A brown hand bag was found between Milano and Caldwell and will be returned by mail to L. Seigle of Caldwell Texas. A reward is offered to the finder.
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Milano
Caldwell
L. Seigle
Texas
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Cameron Herald
Herald Publishing Co, Incorporated
W. O. Triggs
G. West
Jefferson B White
Milam
Federal Land Bank of
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W. G. Gillis
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Cameron, Texas
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Wrigleys
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Emmy
Bankers Educational Foundation
Trustees
EF. J. Beckerman
Cameron State Bank
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