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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
2
Local farming activity spikes with cotton planting while recent rains improve soil conditions. Community notes report Mr and Mrs W H Richards hosting a new son since last Friday and the Lane infant sick with whooping cough. A Clifton visitor, Oscar J Rea, stopped in Monday on business.
Because they cured him of kidney and bladder trouble, H Grant of 230 Waverly St Peoria Illinois shares his experience with Foley Kidney Pills. He suffered backache congested kidneys fatigue and floating specks before taking the pills and reports strong improvement by the third day. He continued use until complete relief and recommends Foley Kidney Pills as a tonic with quick results. Hutton & Carpenter.
Seeley, famed rupture expert from Chicago and Philadelphia, arrives in Waco to present the Spermatic Shield Truss. He will remain Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday the 21st, 22nd, and 28th to demonstrate the device at the New States hotel. He promises the latest in safe, effective hernia support.
A druggist offers a four square guarantee for Dodson's Liver Tone at Price and Grimland's Drug Store. The remedy is praised as a pleasant tasting vegetable treatment for a sluggish liver. Since its introduction, sales of calomel have declined.
SIMMONS states the property prohibits all fishing, hunting, and trespassing on the premises. The notice emphasizes strict enforcement and asserts the owner's right to control access. No additional context or dates provided.
A newspaper note touts Electric Bitters as the best stomach and kidney medicine. It warns neglect may cause dropsy, kidney trouble, diabetes or Bright's disease. Patient testimonies from Raleigh praise rapid improvement after first dose. Sold at 50 cents and one dollar, recommended by Price & Grimland and S H Cooper.
In damp chilly weather a high demand for Ballard's Snow Liniment grows due to its proven relief of rheumatic aches. Prices range from 25 cents to 1.00 per bottle. Sold by Price & Grimland. Ad.
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 7, Article 5, to define district creation, judge qualifications and terms, residency, and four year office terms with a $3000 salary. It directs a July 19, 1915 vote and authorizes $5000 for costs. John L. Wortham, Secretary of State, authenticates the copy.
E. M. Miller of a farm 11 miles north of Waco welcomed triplets, a boy and two girls weighing 10 3/4 pounds total, after already raising two sets of twins. The couple now has seven living children, eldest age seven.
An old advertisement compares house plumbing to the body's digestive system and warns against typhoid risk. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion relief and notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
In Hillsboro Texas on April 15 work began laying track from Rose Hill toward the Katy lines on the Southern Traction Interurban. Katy tracks were reached Monday night with concurrent work on the north side toward Waxahachie. The Katy uses three steam shovels and will start raising its bridge to allow Interurban passage.
An 19th century patent medicine pitch touts irregular bone movements causing constipation and impurities. It promotes Herbine as a great bone regulator that purifies the system, vitalizes blood, and conditions digestive organs, with Medicine labeled as held by Price & Grimland.
A Maplenton Iowa resident Lee L Chapman recounts two years of rheumatic pain that left him unable to raise his right hand to his mouth and a long struggle with sleepless nights before starting Chamberlains Liniment five years ago, which he credits with improvement.
An old advertisement notes savings on cut glass and jewelry at the Corner, claiming two months of relief from rheumatism and urging customers to shop with local dealers.
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