Is Senator Terrell Sincere in Prohibition Debate
The Enterprise editor asks if Senator Terrell is sincere about prohibition. The piece notes Terrell supported the Allison bill and favored enforcement in prohibition territory but opposed statewide prohibition. It questions proponent sincerity and cites local figures and rumored attitudes while reporting Colquitt's promise to sign and four-day passage prospects. The column closes with a Cameron visit update about Mr Green Tracy's sons in navy and army service.
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The
Enterprise
Grimes
Terrell Sincere
the Herald
Virginia
Terrell
Senate
Austin
Herald
Allison
Colquitt
Cardus touted as aid for chronic female weakness
A Pleasant Hill resident describes relief from three years of nervous headaches and prostration after taking Cardus. The advertisement claims Cardus, a vegetable tonic, strengthens the nervous system, boosts appetite, and restores rosy cheeks, with claims of aiding over a million women in 69 years.
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Pleasant Hill
N. C
Cardus
Cardul
Mendell Opposes Allison Bill unless Dry Territory Prohibited
Representative Geo Mendell Jr writes Senator H B Terrell that he will back a bill to make Texas dry territory absolutely liquor free, but fears passage given past opposition to strong prohibitions. He previously voted against the Allison bill and opposes any measure that fails to ban liquor from dry counties entirely.
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George Mendell Jr
Henry B. Terrell
Court of Criminal Appeals
Mendell
Allison
Mr. Mendell
Travis County
H. B. Terrell
Austin
Texas
Colquitt
Geo. Mendel! Jr
Stop the Child's Colds A Dr King Health Ad
An old health ad urges quick attention to children's colds Croup and Whooping Cough highlighting risks of after effects and promoting Dr King remedies for immediate care.
Milam County Outlook Shifts Toward Diversified Farming
A 1915 Texas column argues cotton alone impoverishes land and laborers. It urges merchants and farmers to cooperate, diversify crops, reduce credit use, and invest in livestock, corn and hogs to build a brighter economy and long term prosperity.
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Hoyte
Texas
Milam County
Mr. Watt
Cameron
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B.s.wikey
Eula Hurlock
Secy
Treas
Local Menager
Mr. Green Tracy
Cam‘eron
Salem
Percy
Navy
Washington
Willis
Red
Phillipine Islands
Coast Guard
Bell Telephone Service
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Company
Vin
Cent
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This Bank
New Federal Reserve Systemy
First National Bank
T. A. Pope
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