Cameron Herald publication note
The Cameron Herald announces its Thursday edition published by the Terrell Publishing Company. It notes postal service registration and second class mail status under federal act of March 3, 1879.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
6
The Cameron Herald announces its Thursday edition published by the Terrell Publishing Company. It notes postal service registration and second class mail status under federal act of March 3, 1879.
The message urges daily usefulness and civic duty as Texas eyes postwar growth. It highlights the Texas Association of Commerce as a key force in rebuilding the Lone Star State and promoting statewide cooperation, with focus on big plans and local business unity.
The case of Sidney A. Tapp versus evangelist Billy Sunday centers on copyright for thoughts and writing. Attorneys argue copyright grants no monopoly on thinking, while Red Cross needs volunteers in Cameron amid postwar relief efforts. Prohibition gains momentum with nine states ratifying. total 24 states.
The column muses on life and hard knocks while reporting army changes in the occupation force. It notes the 90th and 89th Divisions released, the 7th added, and eleven divisions overseas. It cites Clemenceau backing a league of nations, a Chicago forger’s boast, and Pope Benedict praising Wilson. It also mentions English overtaking French as the language of peace talks and женщина electors in England.
A short notice notes that colds cause grip and influenza and highlights a laxative bromine quinine tablet labeled Bromo Quinine with E W Grove signature on the box. The fragment suggests an advertisement style health claim and branding from an era.
President Wilson accepts the resignation of Thomas Watt Gregory of Austin as Attorney General after six years in the Justice Department. The move takes effect March 4, with Gregory planning to return to legal practice. Mexico City reports War Department plans for a Mexican army of 100000 in 1920.
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