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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
2
The United States Food Administration explains 50 50 wheat regulations as shortages rise. Grocers display pledge cards and customers must buy one pound of a cereal substitute for each pound of wheat flour. Substitutes include cornmeal corn flour cornstarch hominy rice oatmeal and more. Graham and whole wheat flour have special ratios.
The Food Administration reviews global demand for breadstuffs and notes increased meat output from hogs averaging 282 pounds. It relaxes meat restrictions while urging reduced bread consumption and designates Tuesday as meatless day to balance supplies amid shifting crop and transport conditions. It promises frank updates to keep the public informed of changes in the war time food program.
A. G. Walton sworn as business manager swears the Cameron Herald ownership for April 1 1918. Publisher Terrell Publishing Co Austin editor H B Terrell managing editor Thos N Herring and numerous listed stockholders and trustees are named. bondholders show none. Notary E J Martin certifies facts in Travis County Texas.
An old saying notes Nature cures while the doctor collects fees. The ad boasts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieves the lungs liquifies mucus and aids in expectoration to help nature restore health, especially for colds. For sale by all druggists.
Surgeons stress first treatment in injuries and promote Borozone for man or beast as the ideal antiseptic. Prompt use is claimed to prevent infection and start healing. available in multiple sizes with Pace Marshall as the seller at 25c to $1.50.
A notice of breeding availability for My French Coach Stallion and two Jacks in Cameron. Describes Big Jim as an 8 year old mahogany stallion weighing 1500 pounds with excellent movement and action and no poor offspring. Fees as usual. If
Mrs Robert Allison of Mattoon NL reports severe indigestion and constipation after moving to Mattoon. She says one bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets corrected the trouble and she now feels much improved. For sale by all druggists.
Postmaster General announces new limits effective March 15 1918. Fourth class mail may include farm and factory products and books up to seventy pounds in certain zones and fifty pounds in others with size cap eighty four inches combined. hazardous or perishable items restricted. A S Burleson signs.
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