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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
22
Fragmentary OCR text shows a distressed railroad mechanic and mentions health, patent medicines, and a Houston reference. The passage blends garbled names, ad-like content, and stray quotes about recovery, suggesting a dramatic personal vignette or advertisement snippet without clear dates or a coherent sequence of events.
An old ad copy promotes Chamberlains Tablets claiming happiness depends on bowel health. It touts relief from constipation indigestion as prompt, effective, easy and pleasant to take.
Valley Mills locals and former residents visit the town, with Webb from Dallas and Massingill family from Mico among those seen. Attendees include George Goodall’s trip to the Western oil field, Uncle Philip Nowlin’s recovery, and Ed Baker visiting Auburn McFadden. Other notes mention residents traveling to Fort Worth and Dallas, with social calls and illness touchpoints across the community.
Mrs John W Howard attends her husband's funeral. Sheriff Chas Romine visited Meridian last Friday. Chas E Canavy and RF McCorkle did business in Fort Worth. Mayor Griggs oversaw leaf hauling and placement on Wirnets. Mina Thelma Smallwood recovering well after surgery and should return soon. John 8 Poot did Fort Worth business last Thursday. Dr W T McNenan and Gladys traveled to Mineral Wells briefly. Irvin Lane in Detro n oil fields last week, returned Thursday night.
A vintage public notice urges women to improve beauty with baths diet and exercise while keeping liver and bowels in order. It links jaundice and dull eyes to indigestion and sluggish liver, recommending Chamberlain's Tablets. The missive ends with a posted law notice warning hunters and fishermen to stay out under penalty.
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