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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
6
A reader notes a lighter weight alternative to heavy suits helps stay cool and maintains a pleasant disposition despite heat. The comment suggests fabric choice and wearability improve comfort in warm conditions.
Fort Worth July 31 trial for a church milling case will begin September 1. District Attorney Bill Sanger reports the case may be postponed. Judge George J. Kewoy presides as several defendants remain jailed. Additional teen defendants are listed among those in custody.
Fragmented OCR notes list religious items and personal notices tied to a “Footsteps of Jenus” service. Mentions include Prayer for countries under consideration, Land of Eternal Summers, and several personal names and places such as Beimee-Mra, Alex, and Neal Nelson's Lap.
Wesley Peacock surveys Texas public speaking tactics for young businessmen, urging confidence and preparation. He notes audience reaction hinges on delivery, warns against showy eloquence, and emphasizes concise, clear closes. Fort Worth and Yakima mentions appear in context of reforms and land grants for public buildings.
A Sunday School lesson for August 8 discusses the giving of manna from heaven as taught in Exodus 16. It explains God’s provision to sustain the Israelites in the wilderness, the purpose to teach faith over physical hunger, and Moses and Aaron’s leadership. It emphasizes daily gathering, reliance on God’s word, and the spiritual meaning of manna as Christ.
The readable fragments indicate a garbled request or cipher about desire, time, and a routine aim. No coherent events, names, places, or dates emerge to identify a clear news item or outcome.
The fragmentary note hints at a sequence of titles and mentions a person or entity linked to infection or excellence. It reads as a garbled OCR item, with unclear names or dates, but suggests a staged or comparative focus on two titles and a person named Ebeeiionse Perit or similar.
Robert H. Lincoln, sole surviving son of President Abraham Lincoln, was found dead in bed at his Manchester summer home. The 87-year-old, who had served in public roles, would have turned 88 on August 1. The report notes long illness and recent frailty.
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