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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
2
The passage critiques prohibition tactics and political figures, praising reform against intolerance. It notes Ham’s harm to prohibition, questions Bryan’s leadership, and emphasizes honest, thoughtful opinion over prejudice. It cites endorsements of truth and integrity from various editorial voices and stresses liberalism over brute force.
In Austin an elderly Presbyterian minister confronted Ham's tirades at a rally, was denied speaking, and jeered by Ham's supporters. He urged Christians to vote for prohibition, but amid the hostility he decided to stay home. The episode raised questions about religious liberty and morality in the fight over prohibition.
A Rockdale Reporter notice clarifies that Milam county lawyers honored retiring District Judge Scott, not Milam county bartenders. The writer chides a rabid subscriber for misreporting the event.
The author argues against giving a child a tin horn and instead notes parents who buy a car with a horn and muffler to make noise every day. The piece condemns cruelty to children and favors gentler celebration practices.
A Hamilton Record editorial criticizes misleading prosperity ratios and argues gambling in college athletics should be illegal. The piece lauds Peck's strong editorial voice and condemns betting on sports as a crime akin to horse racing bets.
A holiday note expresses hope that Santa Claus delivers to all households on his route, ensuring no home is overlooked during the festive journey.
A farmer says planting too much cotton and too little corn will lead to debt next year. He urges watching farming choices and their financial impact.
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