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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
8
A reader seeks guidance on managing a brother who loves a difficult girl. Louisa suggests a controlled house party to test compatibility, notes that love distorts judgment, and advises balancing present pleasures with prudent saving through monthly deposits or insurance.
Jean Mermoz of the French South Atlantic Lines predicts a 40 hour mail service between Paris and Buenos Aires within months. He has completed several South Atlantic crossings in under fifteen hours.
Austin Minn Judge Henry Weber sought reform for an eleven year old involved in multiple thefts inviting him to dinner. The boy left with the judge’s watch, prompting questions about discipline and juvenile conduct in Austin.
In foggy conditions two large French bombing planes collided and exploded, creating a single burning mass. Ten airmen died in the crash near Rethel France.
An advertisement touts Cardus as relief for womanly pains caused by poor nourishment. Mrs. Cole Young of Leesville Louisiana testifies she became regular and her pain subsided after using Cardus, noting calmer nerves and better health. The copy suggests medical consultation if Cardus fails to help.
State Auditor Orville Carpenter and Texas officials outline potential annual pension costs if 62,933 to 283,199 seniors receive the full 15 monthly pension. They estimate $12.46 million to $56.07 million depending on eligibility, with 10 percent admin costs and possible federal matching, awaiting Social Security Board approval.
A soil erosion prevention exhibit prepared for the Dallas State Fair will travel to Cameron for the Milam County Fair October 10 to 12. Dr. H. V. Geib and staff will truck and erect the display showing terraces spillway dams contour furrows and best cropping systems with a guide E. D. Parnell.
Ann Arbor Michigan reports a study by Prof Harvey Lehman of Ohio University analyzing 1264 famous persons. It shows most men reach their creative peak at 35 and while output declines with age, the quality of work often persists in later years.
The state pecan exhibit led by pecan specialist J. T. Kelly will tour Cameron for the Milam County Fair October 10 to 12. The educational display includes leading pecan varieties, grafting tools, bud samples, top-working charts, and pest control information. Kelly will visit orchards on request through Fair officials E. D. Parnell and W. F. Paden at Cameron’s Wilson Ledbetter Park and local chambers.
Eustus Nebraska reports 11 year old Stacy Jack was fatally injured when a horse bolted after he kicked it and dragged him for over a mile. The tragedy occurred as bystanders watched, with authorities investigating the accident on rural grounds.
A dynamite blast at a miner's home in Matehuala Mexico killed 27 people and injured 40. Twenty five houses were destroyed in the explosion and ensuing damage reported across the village.
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