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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
5
J. O. Bean pins a verse on his Warren Pa desk extolling ongoing ads. The poem warns merchants that halting advertising invites hidden costs, claiming ad presence keeps customers informed and trading with up‑to‑date merchants. The speaker likens stopping ads to winking in the dark and stresses immediate, visible promotion.
Comptroller H B Terrell's Texas reform report urges separating state and county taxes and funding the state via occupation and gross taxes. It calls for a board of control and equalization, repeal of the purchasing agent, and highway law changes, garnering wide legislative and public support.
Brigadier George Wood of the Salvation Army announces plans to erect memorial buildings in major centers to honor French and liberty soldiers. The centers will serve as community hubs with rooms for recreation, study, and meetings, funded by local subscriptions. Wood notes Salvation Army war work continues at home and a division party served in France, with huts built at Camp Bowie, Camp MacArthur, Camp Logan, and Camp Travis.
Government figures from the Ordnance Department and the Inter Allied Statistics Bureau show U S lead in late WWI munitions. July to September 1918 average monthly output places U S well ahead of Britain and France in machine guns and rifles, and in small arms ammunition, with U S production significantly higher than both Allies.
An old promotional piece warns against calomel as dangerous mercury and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative. It claims calomel causes cramps, nausea, and salivation, while Liver Tone guarantees no sickness and quick liver relief for adults and children.
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