Comptroller Candidates Halted By Te rrell Endorsement
In Cameron Texas the Cameron Herald urges voters to reelect H B Terrell for Comptroller praising his anti prohibition record and businesslike administration while criticizing rival Goodlett and advocating informed, unbiased voting ahead of the Hobby ticket.
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Cameron Herald
H. B. Terrell
Terrell
Forney Messenger
Laren Stanberry
Texas
Comptroller
Mr. Terrell
Hobby
Mr. Goodlett
Austin
Goodlett
Maysfield
Houx
Mexia Herald
Political Editorial Fragments on War and Voting
Editorial excerpts urge voters to consider soldiers and fairness in ballots while critiquing German sympathy and draft issues. It notes Judge Hornsby’s acquittal, lampoons kaiser casualty tales, and hints at tax and domestic wartime policies amid a governor race runoff context.
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John Hornsby
Austin
Half the World Seeks Clues to Other Half’s Actions
Satirical remark notes that both halves of the world stay busy uncovering what the other is doing, highlighting curiosity and information gaps in global affairs.
There is one thing the other fellow will gladly lend you
A terse note hints at a social truism about a helpful hand. The line suggests reciprocity and trust, implying that if you need support from another person you may find it readily offered. The compact statement hints at common courtesy or advice from a column in a historical paper.
Grocery items listed for household use in mixed brands
A fragmented shopping note lists items such as Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour 6 oz Garrett Snuff Irish Potatoes Snowdrift Lard Van Camp Pork and Beans and various sizes of syrup and starches. The text reads as a casual inventory of pantry staples and condiments with no coherent narrative.
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Garrett
Pleasing God and Man Reflect Personal Satisfaction
A reflective line discusses that God’s pleasure should guide action and that people must accept the outcome as satisfying. It frames divine approval as the standard for contentment and notes human satisfaction as the inevitable result.
Bartlett Tribune Cartoon Critique on War Bond Drive
The Bartlett Tribune rails at wartime costs in a cartoonish skit about sugar mint and J B C, then shifts to rallying readers to buy liberty bonds thrift stamps Ford autos and other war offerings with a humorous plea to endure shortages.
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Bartlett Tribune
Hoover
Cates
Mint
Wheat for the Bread Supply Farmers urged to plant wheat for home bread
A farm advisory piece stresses information over instruction, urging farmers to plant wheat where land and season allow to secure home bread supply for families and workers in essential industries. It argues experience and peer farmer testimony can solve production and marketing questions as seedbeds are prepared.
Wheat policy urged to aid war effort and reserves
Farm and Ranch urges stable wheat pricing to encourage production for soldiers and allies. It notes the need for bread for soldier boys, calls for risk if wheat is uncertain, and states that even a bad winter leaves time for a spring crop on wheat lands.
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Farm & Ranch
No Worms in a Healthy Child
An advertisement touts Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two to three week remedy for children with worms. It claims the tonic enriches blood improves digestion and acts as a general strengthening tonic helping the child recover health. It notes the product is pleasant to take and priced at 60 cents per bottle.
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Ajax
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THE
Terrell Publishing Comp’y
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Thos. N. Herring
Waco Times-Herald
George
Kaiser
Germany
America
Marne
France
John Bremon
Cheek & New Coffee
Eagle Brand
Pasa
Alaska
Grocer
S. P. Cross
Paris Medicine Co
Grove
D. B. Worcester
Emily Spiller
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