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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1927
Page
4
This fragment reports a Clifton Tex notice involving Bertsrnd at Postotler and Chas Mail Matter with limited legible details. The wording suggests a personal or local matter being noted in the Clifton Record, but the exact event, names, and actions remain unclear from the fragment.
Garbled OCR fragment mentions civic vote and a sewer system for Clifton but lacks coherent facts or names to summarize into a proper news item. Unable to identify clear entities, dates, or actions from the provided text.
Deaf students use a Westinghouse contrivance that translates spoken voice into a light wave pattern on a revolving mirror. The device displays a bright line that breaks into teething waves as sounds are spoken into a relay, aiding instruction in forming and reproducing speech.
London reports Mayfair trends show a craze for color coded matches to match home décor. A tobacconist notes daily boxes of new color tipped matches sold, with women sorting shades to harmonize rooms and portable typewriters also getting color coordinated covers.
Dallas officials approve a $1,000,000 downtown refrigeration plan to pipe liquid ice to business districts. A central plant will supply Main and Elm streets with ammonia gas processed into liquid form for cooling, with residential piping extending citywide later.
Dr J Anderson warns Texas towns to improve sanitation to curb typhoid outbreaks amid scattered cases and tainted water and milk sources. Tourists are urged to avoid suspect wells and use vaccination where possible while poultry expert W H Hoe Mey er emphasizes proper growth of pullets, avoiding forcing rations and ensuring sanitary housing and feeds.
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