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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
6
An essay explores aging and youth highlighting older individuals who excel in endurance, swimming, and professional work. It argues for temperate living, disciplined activity, and moral conduct as keys to longevity, urging younger generations to follow prudent habits to raise the standard of human life.
Lost two weeks, light brown horse near Pate Cooper place. Finder should notify J L Amundson at once. Itc Lia.
St Olaf Lutheran Church invites worshipers to Norwegian language services at the Rock church next Sunday at 10 30 a m and English language services at the Brick church at 7 30 p m Mr Jesse Knudson theology student will attend the evening service and preach J A Urnes pastor.
Motor buses running the Los Angeles to San Francisco corridor provide stewards and serve hot meals prepared in compact kitchenettes, offering on board dining as part of the travel experience.
In the latest Berlin telephone directory the former Kaiser of Germany is simply listed as His Majesty. The entry reflects a formal imperial title usage within a civilian directory context.
A newspaper column explores at what age a child should begin helping with chores and taking responsibility. It recalls a widowed mother teaching watering plants and dishwashing, noting challenges, resistance, and the question of whether early duties shape behavior, inviting mothers to share experiences.
The lesson outlines Exodus commandments focusing on honoring parents and respecting life, marriage, property, truth, and desire. It details how each commandment can be broken, associated promises, and practical implications for stable human relationships across ages, emphasizing loving and helping others.
Letter from Clifton raised missionary Rev Campbell Butler dated July 24 1926 from Tengchow Shantung China. He describes a quiet port city life with fellow missionaries teaching at country schools and hospital work. Butler resigns from Shantung University to pursue evangelistic labor in Yihsien with hopes to learn Chinese and win souls.
Clifton city council enacts Article 178 forbidding parking within ten feet of any fire plug and prohibits parking on street corners. Violators face fines up to twenty five dollars. Ordinance takes effect after passage dated August 20 1926 by Mayor Ed Handley and City Secretary W C Hurst.
Immanuel Lutheran Church schedules a Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 30 morning service at 10 30 with the sermon What Does Christ Answer to Those Who Deny the Resurrection of the Dead English service at 8 p m on St Pauls Warning Against False Preachers and False Religion Ladies Aid meets Thursday September 2 note change of day Rev A Bartling
A famous quotation attributed to Abraham Lincoln reflects on feeling driven to knees by the conviction that all wisdom fails in a day of doubt. It contrasts personal wisdom with external counsel during a crisis moment.
The note suggests that viewing others' hardships can improve mood. It emphasizes that personal troubles may be less severe than those of people around us, implying perspective matters more than self-pity.
Old age claimed Mrs Louise Wurbs who died last Thursday at age over 75. She spent her final years at Otto Wurbs's home. Rev Bartling conducted the funeral services.
Obituary notes the death at 80 of Nils Branhagen at Norse after a long service in local schools and church. He came from Grans Prestegeld Norway, taught in Norse for decades, and was a deacon and family man. Survived by wife Laura Olsen and seven children. funeral held with Rev. Ry stad presiding.
John Gorman of Fort Worth was a business visitor in Clifton Monday, meeting local officials and inspecting a prospective trade opportunity.
An Oklahoma Indian purchased what was believed to be Kansas' last wooden bath tub and transformed it into a massive tom tom, creating a notable local curiosity.
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