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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
6
A verbose Open Letter critiques prohibition in Rocky Ford, noting local behavior, social changes, and the role of women voters. The writer mocks political maneuvering and cites Mr. Depew and Roosevelt as figures, while describing the town as prohibition friendly and skeptical of big political games.
An OCR fragment mixes medical remedies and social anecdotes. It mentions George D. of Caeonee, a medicine claimed to ease aches, a note about complexions, and a claim that a product contains no opiate. It includes a social remark about a woman attending a function with the best she had.
A garbled OCR fragment references waits and care for someone named Rhew and Nate, and a request for help. It mentions killing poles and a plea for no return, with collapsed words and unclear meaning.
A garbled clipping mentions a Texas man earning 1500 dollars and a reference to a fifty acre farm and railroad organizing efforts. The piece cites the Kansas City Post and The Atlanta Journal with partial phrases about a race problem, a New York office, a roller top desk, nerve, and a missing hydrant in the context of requirements.
A trimmed note defines diplomacy as pressuring a man to act against his will without revealing the motive. The quote frames influence as subtle coercion hidden from the subject. The remark emphasizes manipulation in statecraft and political negotiation.
An advertisement announces Kodol clears the stomach and breath, sold by Pace's New Drug, with a guarantee relief and compliance with Pure Food and Law.
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