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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
2
A defense of Protestant Christian morality attacks German higher criticism and rationalism as dangerous to American religion. The speaker warns against secular university influence, calls to restore Bible teaching in schools, and condemns war atrocities linked to German ideas.
A doorstep advert touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe pleasant liquid alternative to calomel. It claims the product starts the liver without sickness or salivation, suitable for children and adults, and promises relief from biliousness constipation and headaches with a money back guarantee via the druggist.
A conference in Austin with the State Highway Commission led to federal aid for a new highway from the Travis Round Rock line to the Bell County line near Jarrell through Georgetown. The commission approved 150000 in aid, with 100000 for the road 2e project and 50000 for county roads to be designated later, shortening the North Texas to San Antonio route by about ten miles.
Harold Hill six years old from Wealthy street was picked up at the Orpheum theater for befriending chorus women. He was returned home. A spectator quip follows about the chorus. An advertisement ends the fragment with Geo A Thomas & Sons Drugs and Jewelry.
Joe M. Vinson, a Love Mississippi farmer, traveled twenty six miles to tell of Tanlac relief. He suffered three years of stomach trouble, digestives issues, dizziness and sleeplessness, then gained fifteen pounds and regained appetite and energy after Tanlac. Tanlac sold in Cameron by New Cameron Drug Company.
A new automatic device mixes gas and air to industrial appliances ensuring a constant, even temperature flame. The invention aims to improve efficiency and economy in operation and fuel use.
A miller crossing a flooded stream is swept past his landing point and capsizes his boat. His wife frantically calls for help along the bank. He yells that if he drowns, Molly should not forget flour has risen 50 cents a sack.
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