Jefferson and Budweiser linked in enduring American spirit
The piece blends a tribute to Thomas Jefferson as a founder of liberty and constitutional ideals with aBreweries of his era and endorses Budweiser as the national American beer. It cites Jefferson advocating temperance and notes Anheuser Busch’s 58 years of brewing, asserting Budweiser meets his vision of a national beverage with top quality and wide daily demand.
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Jefferson
Virginia
Liberty
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Anheuser- Busch
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War Echoes and Texas tensions in 1916
A reflective column blends WWI era global anxieties with Texas local sentiment. It notes Mexico’s incursions into the U.S., the ranger legacy in Texas, and calls for unity despite political divides. It mentions Billy Sunday’s Dallas visit and reassures German-Americans amid wartime suspicion, urging civic responsibility and calm.
Dallas News Calls Bell County Citizenship a Closed Incident
The Dallas News denounces Bell County citizenship for the Stanley lynching but defends past Dallas County acts. It asserts public sentiment is law and that burning suspects is endorsed by communities like Dallas, Paris, Tyler, and Corsicana, claiming no indictments will arise and labeling the case closed.
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Stanley
Dallas County
Court House
Main Street
Texas
Bell
Dallas
Paris
Tyler
Corsicana
Reform and resistance echo through history of change
The passage contrasts abolitionists and anti prohibitionists, peace advocates and warmongers, and moral reformers with enduring human weakness. It argues that reform is perpetual, with history alternating between wars and reforms and noting ongoing shifts since earliest chronology.
Texas Exile and Outlaws Spark a Cold World Worries
A column contrasts long running shifts in immigration and crime with Texas as a refuge and field for Mexican outlaws, noting rising ranger casualties. It also critiques Ferguson’s stance on woman suffrage, suggests broad discontent with tax rates, and closes with a local quip on fiscal burdens amid political debates.
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Texas
America
Mexico
Rest-Room Initiative In Cameron For Ladies From Farms
Cameron civic leaders urge public support for a new ladies rest room near downtown shopping. Proposed sites include the city park pavilion the old courthouse room and a vacant central store. A matron would assist visitors during day hours and plans invite civic input. Sloan's Liniment advertised for pain relief and general well being.
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Cameron Civic Improvement League
Court House Square
League
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Relief
An ad attacking calomel and touting Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy. It guarantees quick bowel cleansing and liver activation with a pleasant taste, offering a 50 cent bottle from new drug stores and promising refunds if unsatisfied.
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Dodson
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