Cleaned and Pressed Hats Showcare in Local Shop
In a small downtown shop, workers demonstrate cleaning pressing and blocking hats. The event highlights care for felt fedoras and cloche styles as staff discuss methods and pricing with customers.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
2
In a small downtown shop, workers demonstrate cleaning pressing and blocking hats. The event highlights care for felt fedoras and cloche styles as staff discuss methods and pricing with customers.
Visitors and family events fill the week with many travels from Meridian, Waco, Clifton, and Coleman. Local residents attend funerals, weddings, and social gatherings. many messages note relatives visiting, teaching posts, and plans for Corpus Christi.
Frank Parker discusses farm success via careful budgeting, avoiding debt, and meticulous records as John Linster of Elm Grove Farm in Northfield builds 160 acres in Wisconsin. He emphasizes living within means, knowing one’s trade, and strict accounting as keys to prosperity. The writer also critiques antisemitism, endorses lawful order, and muses on language in society.
A fragmented piece discusses faith in prayer and personal desire, quoting varied views from church leaders and a Texas reader. It mentions Mrs Walter Williams at Chapel Hill, Llano county farm terraces, Four-H club activities, and county agents guiding terracing on McCulloch county land.
Kerrville Sun recounts Dr George Washington Carver of Tuskegee Institute turning down offers of 850000 from Russia and 175000 from Edison Laboratories to remain in the South and continue farm by product research. He values staying near home, aiding Tuskegee, and may work part time for the Government after visiting President Roosevelt at Warm Springs.
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