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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
2
The piece urges postwar focus on saving, voting, and family duty. It critiques Bolshevik fears, calls for intelligent spending, and defends press freedom while lampooning a newspaper editor arrested for unpaid taxes. It warns against malefactors and praises voter participation in Texas.
A mixed local notes item reports D. R. Tripplehorn seeking to join Emporiz Club's orchestra with a proposal to hire him while firing three others. In Anderson Indiana Henry Peale reports a red white and blue squaak attack. John Thomas in Three Rocks Michigan witnesses a two headed whiffen poof in Beaver Creek. Adam Haffer in Peat West Virginia warns authorities of a monster snee with eight foot wings and red hair on the loose.
The writer decries a harmful figure as a menace to both labor and capital, describing him as unscrupulous and aligned with neither side. He argues the individual denies heaven, acts as a dangerous minority, and warns that vermin-like growth will require increasingly painful measures to remove.
Rumor spreads that McLennan County may supply Texas next governor with Henry Berriman Terrell mentioned at the state capitol. Other names include Pat Neff W W Woodson B F Looney S P Brooks Wolfe and Earle Mayfield. Governor Hobbs possible plans unknown as Arbor Day becomes mandatory in Spain by royal order.
Jane Cunningham Croley argues marriage must be for life or lose its sacred meaning. She warns that dissolving marriage dissolves family ties and social order, comparing it to a Fetidistic state and urging preservation of duty, sympathy, and companionship.
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