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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
6
The piece notes violators along the border fear the Texas Rangers and questions how soldiers will reintegrate after service. It also cites Villa and Lodge among leaders mocking the president, and references a Texas legislature bill labeling jazz dancing immoral. It ends with a vivid image of Wilson at the peace conference.
A reflective note on overheard gossip showing relief when one’s own turn for talk arrives later. The piece frames social anxiety as relief from scrutiny and suggests discreet handling of rumors.
A reflective column questions critics across parties about Woodrow Wilson and the war effort. It cites AP findings on French crimes by disguising as U S soldiers, reports casualty figures for the 35th Division, and notes public lectures on Texas homestead law with Federal Farm Loan Bank representation.
The article contends the Frenchman has an effeminate disposition after four years of brilliant fighting. It notes a marked contrast between the Frenchman and the pugnacious American common in the West, suggesting this difference in temperament.
A Texas border crime situation draws attention as questions arise about the authority of some Rangers. The issue surfaces during a capitol investigation led by Representative Canales. Support calls for maintaining the force while removing only offending individuals.
London housewives are compelled to do their own work as women refuse to return as servants following munition factory labor. Factory life has given the girls a distaste for housekeeping and domestic tasks.
Local seller Lamkin of W 8 Lamkin offers one car load of Mebane planting seed for sale. Price not listed. potential buyers are advised to inquire in person at the stated address.
Miss Gladys Ballard, sergeant of the Lafayette Battalion of the Womans Police Reserve in New York, is a niece of David R. Francis, Ambassador to Russia.
An advertisement touts Laxa tive Bromo Quinine as better than ordinary quinine with tonic and laxative effects that do not cause head nervousness. It urges readers to look for the signature of E. W. Grove on the product and lists a price of 25 cents.
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