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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
4
An old advertisement extols efficiency for housewives linking time saved in baking to Calumet Baking Powder. It touts dependable leavening, no rereatings, and the ability to reuse dough for two bakings saving minutes and increasing personal time.
The product promises unfailing strength that cuts bake day waste and saves hours and dollars for housewives using Calumet.
Wanted: salesmen who can furnish cars to sell Western Electric Power and Light Plants for home and store. Weekly drawing account and liberal commission offer about 250 dollars per month for a good man. Apply to L. M. Miller, Western Electric Co. Inc., Dallas, Texas.
The Cameron Herald published the bank's financial condition as of June 20 1918. It lists resources including loans and discounts real estate bonds and stocks cash and deposits and other items. Liabilities include capital surplus profits deposits time certificates rediscounts and notes payable with signatures from bank officers and notary.
Robert Schultze of San Antonio a longtime contractor shares his recovery from rheumatism after using Tanlac Two years of pain weight loss and irritability vanished He reports gaining ten pounds and restored energy He urges others to try Tanlac The product is sold in Camerin Rockdale Milano Thorndale Gause Minerva Ben Arnold Jones Prairie Buckholts and nearby towns.
Medical notice promotes a tonic claimed to enrich blood and improve health in children with worms. It describes symptoms of worm infestations and endorses regular use. The ad emphasizes pleasant taste and a price of 0c per bottle.
Mrs Luiza Streetman aged 77 died at her Cameron home July 8 1918 after months of illness. Maiden name Luiza Green born January 3 1841 in Carleson county. Survived by three children Judge Sam Streetman Dr Willard Streetman and Mrs Frank Hicklin plus sixteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral July 4 at Presbyterian Church Cameron with Rev H R McFadyen. interment Oak Hill Cemetery beside her husband.
Your Country Calls You For Naval Aviation lists recruitable trades Machinists Mates and related shop and fabric roles Quatermasters Canvas Workers Carpenters etc Enlistments made at Recruiting Station Temple Texas TF
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