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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
6
Cameron Texas February 20 1919 Thos N Herring notes papers will be stopped when subscriptions expire and urges supporters to renew. A strong anti Kaiser trial group is forming with a humorous line about hot air. A War Savings Stamps pledge is urged as a personal government obligation.
The article notes that Germans show no remorse for wartime crimes in France and Belgium. It mentions President Wilson praising French reception, planning a return trip, and calls for Rockdale’s Chamber of Commerce to form. It warns France about the League of Nations and reports Washington lawmakers debating the League provisions.
A fragment urges citizens in industrial centers to confront I W W propagandists with tar feathers and carbon disulphide, expressing a strong anti I W W stance.
The article cites German requests for more armistice time rejected as firm, then highlights the American Protective League’s vow to combat Bolshevism in Chicago. It discusses southern attitudes to Black people, noting education drives, Gainesville education committee, Lake Charles bond for negro schools, and joint Baptist efforts as signs of progress.
A newspaper column lauds the League of Nations as a newborn force for world peace. It notes the constitution presented at the conference and believes unified adherence could minimize war, while warning the era of balance of power is shifting toward broader cooperation.
A wary editorial argues the League of Nations faces flaws and must rely on broad public support to curb war. It urges arms limits, arbitration, and ending imperial greed, while warning of further battles if nations resist collective security. A Birmingham businessman praises the Tuskegee pig clubs and funds pig gifts to motivate farm youth.
A farmer named Crawford Johnson bought fifteen small pigs a year ago and now has produced 33,000 pounds of pork, averaging over one ton per pig, illustrating remarkable gains from a modest initial investment.
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