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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
9
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment with scattered names and phrases. It references an evangelist Leo Mansfield and a Christian church, plus various unclear personal names and local terms. Overall, the piece lacks a coherent event, date, or identifiable action to report.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Fort Head, John M. Moore, and references to meetings, dates, and payments. Many garbled names and places render specifics uncertain, but the fragment hints at a local political or business matter with dates and payments.
An old advertisement markets Rexall Kidney Pills offering a two day treatment and store location in Little Rock Arkansas. A testimonial by Jeb Hunn claims relief from kidney trouble after using the product, suggesting full cure.
An advertisement hawks Rexall Orderlies as a safe all day tonic for aging bodies. It claims gentle, mild action on the bowel and relief from weakness without diarrhea or nausea, promising customer satisfaction and personal guarantees.
A garbled OCR style column mixes health claims, a Confederate veteran’s memoir, and local notices. It references Thyra One, Hoshi Hthorbaghly Liver, and products from Pres Grinlam sold via the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. It then shifts to a biographical sketch of J Willams and a 72 year old veteran, detailing a foot journey from Mason to Macon for a reunion, with wartime experiences. The piece concludes with an item about a boy losing a leg after a train incident in Colorado Texas and local agriculture prizes from Taylor County merchants.
Shaky readable text covers a Presbyterian church topic with scattered names and phrases. It mentions figures like Winnie and Ruby Kidney Wills and hints at a discussion of worship, a Methodist church, and a civic or educational context. The fragmentary nature limits clear facts.
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