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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
2
A Cam Texas paper editorial voice rails at Bolshevik Russia and wartime attitudes while praising education, urging return to farming, critiquing dishonest readers, and calling for Allied support to Russia. It condemns self seeking idlers, praises the farm economy, and notes wartime public stance on morale and civilization.
Texas newspapers report broad support for keeping the state dry with backing from Comptroller Terrell and Attorney General Looney and near unanimous citizen endorsement. The piece notes the political stance persists despite thirsty sentiment and cites allied editorials from local papers.
A historical advertisement touts LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN as a reliable perfect laxative to relieve headache dizziness indigestion stomach trouble gas and piles from a torpid liver and constipation. It claims efficacy for colds flu and is suitable for children and adults with pleasant taste and 50 cents price.
Miss Elaine Cone announces acceptance of a post in the Texas State Treasury Department under John W. Baker. She leaves Cameron after nine years as Chief Deputy County Clerk, renowned for diligent, courteous service and a strong church and social role. The Herald predicts success for her in the new office.
Wiley Blair, Texas Fuel Administrator, announces removal of all fuel and lighting restrictions. An earlier order modifying lightless night rulings now makes lighting unrestricted. Blair says the fuel situation in Texas is satisfactory and expects no winter shortage. hints at want ads in The Herald.
A tough farmer shouts shut the door at a meek man who sobs when reminded he was raised in a barn. The farmer apologizes and says the remark is not to be taken to heart, but the man admits that being raised in a barn makes him homesick every time an ass brays.
Advertises Groove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a health remedy for children with worms. Claims improved color blood digestion and general strength, with Nature dispelling worms after two to three weeks of regular use. Priced at 60 cents per bottle.
An old fragment urges teaching a child to see goodness in others and praising a man for greatness and a woman for beauty, suggesting universal appreciation of discernment and character.
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