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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
4
The Cameron Herald lists officers including President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer with a subscription rate of $1.00 per year Editor and Misage Advertising Manager shown in the masthead.
The 1924 campaign centers on policy though Coolidge keeps Harding's cabinet. Cordell Hull outlines many key issues including tariffs, profiteers, industrial and labor justice, transportation costs, agriculture, tax relief, and moral reform, urging party unity and constructive solutions rather than name-calling.
A renowned American critic launches a blistering tirade calling Americans timorous and sniveling while labeling Government ignorant and corrupt and courts stupid. The piece argues mudslinging has little lasting impact but implies value in provocative critique.
A collection of humorous lines and quick quips touching politics, manners, and daily life. The items joke about profiteers, porch swings, bees, chiropodists, romance, presidential straw polls, and social habits with a light satirical tone.
A quirky column notes on Pon girls fashion and charm, then pivots to sayings about honesty and flattery. It includes a comic bee incident, a brief joke about a punctured shin, and a quirky tip on making jam.
A playful quip sketches two little girls debating parental roles and a jab at straw votes. It notes the sunlit world through God’s face while recalling that General Leonard Wood was once elected, hinting at political memory.
The user provides a garbled prose piece mixing a chase and medical fright with a joke about teeth and a marital line. The text ends with a fragment about a Chicago store selling bungalows over the counter and encouraging “Take one home in your shopping bag and surprise the wife.” It reads as a quirky miscellany rather than a single coherent news item.
A crowded streetcar miscue ends with a man offering the other hand after a woman mistakes a gentleman for her friend. A brief, lighthearted note follows about luck, books, and a prewar Owen Moore ditty recalled by readers of this page.
Mr and Mrs Le Roy Willis announce the marriage of their daughter Inez Betsy Priday to James L Coleman on Wednesday September 19 1928 at 10 oclock in the morning at the Presbyterian church Taft Texas. After October 1 the couple will reside in Rockdale Texas. Coleman eldest son of Mr and Mrs J W Coleman has lived in Cameron most of his life and recently moved to Rockdale to head a business position. He was educated in Cameron and Baylor University and taught briefly at Gregory. The bride elect has impressed many with her charm during visits to Cameron.
Angel Hickman and Star Rett Hickman were married Tuesday evening at the bride’s home in Walkers Creek. Rev. Russell C. White of Cameron Baptist Church officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Angel, and Mr. Hickman, employed at Dobbins Grocery, receive many well wishes.
The Warpath amusement row at the International Cotton Palace Exposition promises top quality acts. The 1923 Cotton Palace Exposition highlights include side shows musical comedy animal acts and ventriloquists with many headline features on the Warpath.
Baylor and A and M, two top Southwest Conference contenders, meet at the Cotton Palace Exposition grounds in Waco Texas. The game will decide bragging rights and a possible championship as both teams aim to defend or claim the title with strong, decisive play expected.
Waco Texas outlines the 1923 Queen of the International Cotton Palace Exposition and the Queen's Ball as the crowning social achievement of the southwest with invited princesses named by state governors and the U S president. The 1928 Warpath promises a wide variety of shows appealing to all ages.
Waco Texas announces reduced railroad fares for the Texas Cotton Palace Exposition to be held October 20 to November 1. Tickets are available from any point in the state at greatly reduced rates.
A church ice cream supper is planned at Yarrellton Baptist Church on Saturday night September 8 to benefit the piano fund. Residents are invited to attend.
The pastor returns from visits in North Carolina and the East and will preach Sunday. The State Synod convenes in Dallas Tuesday night next week. the pastor and one elder will attend. H. R. McFadyen, Pastor.
Joe Schiller age 27 son of Mrs Vine Schiller of Cameron died in Corsicana on Saturday September 1. His body was brought to Cameron for burial Tuesday afternoon September 4 in Oak Hill Cemetery. He is survived by his mother and several sisters and brothers living in and near Cameron.
Mrs Thomas Batla died at her Yarrellton home last Saturday. She was 88, mother of seven, and had lived in the county for many years.
A Cameron advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for weak kidneys. S. E. Pitts of Nolan Ave testifies that his kidneys were helped, urging neighbors to ask their own. The notice promotes the product and local merchant endorsement.
An ad promotes Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a quick remedy for rheumatic pain and achy joints. It emphasizes concentrated heat from red peppers, claiming relief within three minutes and urging readers to buy genuine Bowles Rowles products from druggists.
A reader recounts chronic back ache and kidney pain improving after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimony notes relief after about two boxes and urges others with kidney complaints to try the remedy sold for 60 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co. of Buffalo, N Y is the manufacturer.
A box of Laxa tive Brom Quinine tablets bears E W Groves signature. The product touts tonic and laxative effects and claims it does not affect the head, suggesting safe use by anyone.
An old fashioned advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe rheumatism liniment for rheumatic pain stiffness and soreness. It claims fast relief with a small trial bottle available at drug stores and asserts effectiveness for sci ation neuralgia lumbago backache sprains and general discomfort.
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