Free Seeds and a Petty Politics
The agricultural appropriation carries an item of 5240,000 for distributing small seed packages to voters nationwide. For years the Agriculture Department has aimed to eliminate this item.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
7
The agricultural appropriation carries an item of 5240,000 for distributing small seed packages to voters nationwide. For years the Agriculture Department has aimed to eliminate this item.
An advertisement promotes Thedford’s Black-Draught and Prickly Ash Liver Pills as remedies for sour stomach indigestion and liver issues. It features testimonials and brand agents and touts the products as reliable for digestive relief and mental sharpness. The copy urges acceptance of the official Thedford’s product line and warns against imitations.
Fragmented OCR recounts a wartime plane crash killing crew and civilians, with garbled names and phrases about military units. It also mentions former President William Howard Taft appointed Chief Justice, in a mix of incoherent historical remnants.
A new South slogan urges unity with Public Health Authorities to combat mosquitoes and stagnant water. Reliable reports claim thousands of lives could be saved annually if people prioritize health over work. The passage mentions malaria and related illnesses as the main menace. An anecdote from Wathin, Texas, recounts Cameron overcoming illness with a health remedy promoted by Carpenter Bros.
The well known Manchester New Hampshire citizen Professor J Bodlongy says he is in good health for the first time in thirty years and attributes his recovery to Tanlae. He recounts long years of indigestion and body misery before trying the medicine and now urges others to consider it. The text also mentions various local notices and items such as real estate and sales in Clifton, Cranfills Gap, and Park, Texas, with scattered references to merchants and services.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Freelandl’s floating item and farming tutor amid garbled names. It references a local road, a committee, and a few legible terms like Teas and Nobby Waveland but lacks coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary text mentions an IT fee and various cures or products from a vendor on At Dre Street 16. It references CHEM and Prickly Heat products. No clear event, person, or organization is discernible, leaving only scattered names and vague claims.
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