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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
4
A compilation of editorial fragments argues against war profiteering and calls for cautious preparedness. It links U.S. actions in the Philippines and Haiti, critiques munitions makers, and cites editorials from Temple Mirror and other papers urging peace and prudent policy.
The Grapevine Sam notes Waco backed Sunday movies by over four to one and questions Professor Brooks preoccupied with larger pursuits. The Temple Telegram argues for a weekly working religion while debates over U.S. troop deployment against Villa unfold in Mexico.
The piece contrasts Washington City cautious talk with Columbus New Mexico heated sentiment amid border tensions. It argues that after a period of watchful waiting local residents will remain alert but will shorten the waiting period for action along the border.
Report says four unions including locomotive engineers painters barbers and trades council endorsed Roger Byrne last week. Street car men may back him as he authored a law placing vestibules on all state street cars. The text also notes broad discussion of preparedness and a tax figure tied to defense.
It emerges that the murder of preacher H. M. Cagle in Sherman by Mrs. Anna Faust stemmed from his slander after she warned him to stop. The piece condemns slander of women and notes the danger and folly of attacking a woman’s good name, especially by a clergyman.
An old standard tonic claims to drive out malaria enrich blood and build up the system for adults and children. The advertisement emphasizes its invigorating effect and general strengthening properties.
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