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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
2
A narrator revels in wealth and comfort, then envisions stark scenes of labor across America. He sees miners, farmers, fishermen, shipworkers, cowboys, factory hands, textile workers, and exhausted mothers and children, ending with a rebuke that the privileged must witness the burden carried by the working class.
Our Cameron grows with bountiful cotton harvests and new paved streets. The poem praises local progress, rides in new Fords, and the town’s hopeful future as it stands up to tests and longs to shine like a big city.
President Coolidge urged Americans to donate to Japan relief and designated the American Red Cross as the channel. The Red Cross opened a relief fund with 100000 dollars and added 10000 dollars from reserve funds for Americans in the disaster area.
A claim asserts that the number 666 cures malaria chills fever dengue and bilious fever by destroying the germs. The statement presents a medical remedy with unspecified source or proof and lacks detailed context or endorsement.
An exclusive photograph likeness of the late President Harding will appear on a new Harding 2 cent postage stamp issued as a memorial. The stamp, printed in black with the dates 1865 and 1928, will debut in Marion, Ohio on September 2. Initial print run is 300,000, and it will replace the regular 2 cent stamp for 60 days.
Milam County probate notices command weekly publication for ten days prior to return day. The notice concerns John Howard Pfarrdrescher, age ten, and Frank George Pfarrdrescher, age seven, with George T. Graves seeking guardianship in Milam County Court. The filing occurred on August 99, 1993.
The notice states an estate-related application will be heard on October 1, 1923 at Cameron Texas Court House. All interested persons must appear and answer the application. The writ requires execution return and is signed August 23, 1923 by E. M. Roark, Milam County Clerk, through Deputy J. C. Hughes.
A vintage advertisement proclaims LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE tablets free from head effects due to tonic and laxative action. The ad highlights suitability for all users and includes E W Grove’s signature on the box.
Cameron bred dogs gain fame as Chas Pollard ships three Irish Setters to New York Georgia and Waco. Mail inquiries flow annually from dog fanciers and breeders including Penn Wolf district clerk and Hilry Stedman.
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