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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
3
A poem traces Civil War rifts between Yankee and Reb granddads and their shared sacrifices across later conflicts. It notes Spain’s aggression and the Maine sinking, then celebrates present unity as “The Blue and Gray are one today” in the Tan.
Mrs Judd Davis hosted the Priscilla Club at her East 15th street home last Thursday afternoon. Members enjoyed conversation and fancy work, followed by a dainty salad course. Guests included Mesdames J W Coleman and O L Kidd.
After a two week illness of typhoid pneumonia A C Hess died Sunday morning at the family home one mile south of town. The Milano community was shocked and saddened as news spread that he would not live much longer. The Milano Gazette notes his death is deeply regretted by the citizenship of Milano.
Rev. B. B. Blaylock pastor of First Baptist will preach at Special Services Baptist Church next Sunday morning and evening. The day marks the second anniversary of his pastorate in Fort Worth and his anticipated home visit.
The Herald reiterates its subscription price at one dollar annually and states that during the contest period no subscriber may pay more than three years in advance.
The firm of C. N. Green & Bro. has received a new McCabe-Powers auto ambulance, a credit to their service and community standing. The delivery highlights the business’s growing fleet and commitment to public needs.
Mr J A Clinton, father of J L Clinton, fell on the Milam county sidewalk near Estelle's plumbing shop, breaking a limb above the knee and needing crutches again. The Herald boasts numerous Christmas prize gifts for Milam county ladies and invites readers to pick a winner by nominating someone. An ad touts Herbine as a bowel regulator sold by Pace Marshall Drug Co. for 50 cents.
A Cameron car inspector, L. T. Evans, testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved severe kidney pain and burning after use. He reports lasting relief for over three years with no further need for the remedy. The ad urges readers to buy Doan’s Kidney Pills at 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The article advises adopting a diet suited to age and occupation and keeping bowels regular. It notes if you feel overfull or constipated to take one Chamberlain's Tablet as needed.
The Cameron Herald lists contestants in its Yuletide Contest as of Thursday noon November 22, 1917. District 1 includes Cameron corporate limits. District 2 covers outside Cameron in Milam and adjoining counties. Read entries for Nina Carlton Emma Burke Estelle Burke Cil Stedman Helen Cherry and others with scores shown beside each name.
A wartime editorial pleads with readers to wake up to the suffering of soldiers’ families and citizens abroad. It urges rapid production, thrift, and purchasing Liberty Bonds, warning that another bond drive approaches next year and calling out complacent shoppers and workers.
The piece argues government loans may be held long term without harming finances. It notes many buyers will not keep bonds to maturity, but urges holding bonds as patriotic and profitable while the government uses the funds. It claims longer terms are as accessible as shorter ones.
A political pamphlet praising government leadership, urging citizens to support Washington’s staff. It defends the federal system and highlights trusted officials from Treasury and other offices, arguing that citizens must back their public servants rather than criticize.
Article explains that local money subscribed to city loans remains in the region through banks acting as government depositories. Installment payments feed farmers' purchases of Liberty Bonds, with funds recycled back into local accounts and goods produced in the country. It argues most aid to allies stays in domestic circulation and urges readers to support the loan to strengthen national wealth.
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