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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
14
Mrs Minnie Philp, of Gonzales Texas, describes a five year start of pain under her left side, spreading to the shoulder and back, with severe bouts forcing bed rest for about three days, continuing for years. She notes ongoing suffering and seeks relief.
August Pederson to lead the gin starting Monday as Mr. Combs’ term ends. Ruth Cranfill died Sunday with burial Monday. cause not learned. Albert Pederson and family return to town while Alf Knudson plans to move his house. Nazarene pastor Rev Hocer preached. new minister in town. Coon hunting outing ends with Alf soaking up water in his pants. Air line road from Elmer Pederson’s to be opened, shortening travel and avoiding punctures.
New York November 14 Public ownership of timber lands national or state with private cutting and marketing was urged by the paper and pulp association committee on forest conservation in a report to the association conference. Ownership is needed to grow older larger timber sizes and because private capital will not fund such long hazardous ventures. The report calls for swift adoption of national and state forest policies coordinated action and expanded forest surveys land classification and purchase of cut over lands. It also urges stronger fire prevention cooperation between nations and states plus uniform forest taxation laws nurseries and working plans.
An agricultural ad urges farmers to bring remnant cotton and cotton seed to a buyer, promising readiness to purchase at all times. The notice emphasizes the buyer’s willingness to work promptly, even starting early at 8 o clock to handle daily tasks.
Norwegian business leaders warn Germany undercuts prices in machinery steel construction and turbines. Germany’s cheap exchange rates and strong exports threaten Norwegian plants and overall industry. Shipping constraints limit cross sea dumping, but optimism wanes as German competition intensifies.
A Denison Herald roundly critiques women’s clothing styles as immoral whether tight or loose, arguing fashion shapes moral judgments. The editorial frames dress as a perpetual source of social virtue policing and urges restraint from moral uplifters.
Surgeons urge immediate initial care for cuts burns and bruises to prevent infection and speed healing. Borozone described as the ideal antiseptic healing agent for humans and animals, with guidance to buy now for emergencies. Sold by all druggists.
Turnersville reports Rev Whitley and family preparing to move to Fort Worth and Rev G G Mitchell named Methodist pastor for the year. Mrs J Price returns to Port Arthur after two weeks with sister Mrs J B Hobin. Roy Huckaby moves to Lanham and Mrs Hugh Buchannon and Floyd Garnneg Y visit Arlington mother Mrs M L Allen. Emmitt Hollingsworth visits his mother in Claradon. Dean Foote moves to Brownwood for a position at Brownwood Drug Co. D N Bennett returns from Decatur business trip planning future home there. Hub Mitchell of Lometa visits his father J N Mitchell. Bill Jones and family visit Hobin. Hobson Johnson and Alma Shultz wed at Gatesville Saturday.
Fragmentary text notes a person paying a lawyer on an installment plan before a bell or ding. The sentence implies ongoing legal costs and delayed payments.
Readers share experiences of middle life health needs and recovery. Testimonials mention severe stomach distress and nervous conditions improved by a Fav or prescription. Recollections include women from Texas towns describing relief and renewed comfort after treatment.
Grand Rapids Mich November 29 United States senator Tru man H Newberry from Michigan indicted by a United States grand jury for corruption fraud and conspiracy in the election that won him the Senate seat defeating Democratic opponent Henry Ford
The text argues for isolation of those with a bad cold to prevent spread, comparing colds to measles and noting quicker recovery reduces danger. It also endorses Chamberlain's Remedy and warns against giving untested medical advice.
An advertisement touts HERBINE as a cure for digestive woes. It claims to cleanse and strengthen the stomach, liver and bowels and restore cheerfulness, noting it is sold by all druggists and addresses gas and fermentation issues.
A wry aphorism notes that careless appearance invites judgment. The line suggests daily grooming as a social shield, warning that soonest contact with familiar faces can expose neglectful habits.
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