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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
15
The Brunswick Tire is advertised as a combination of proven features and new ideas, offering a high quality product that engineers claim outperforms previous tires. The message emphasizes reliability, innovation, and value, noting no higher cost than similar tires.
Miss Anna Huber now Mrs. Anna Sessions, a Texas girl from Tyler, climbs to a $6000 a year position managing eight traveling salesmen and twenty office staff at a large firm after training at Tyler Commercial College. Her rise from stenographer at $12 a week to executive shows the impact of Byrne Shorthand and local business education. Her success inspires other southern girls to seek independence and advancement in business careers.
A Thrift Magazine cartoon caption claims farmers opposed daylight saving because roosters refused to adjust. It satirically notes roosters woke farmers and led to mutual antagonism, prompting repeal of the law.
An old advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a tonic for men. It claims to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels and to restore vigor and energy.
A Halifax man, known for his nerve, awaits dental work as he confronts two to three prior painful experiences while a local scene of bravado unfolds around his reputation.
A Houston man praises Tanlac for curing lifelong stomach and nervous complaints. The text includes an extended opinion piece from The Dearborn Independent arguing about justifiable strikes, employer fitness, and the role of hidden interests in industrial disputes.
Mrs Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a splendid medicine. She says a few doses relieve croppy symptoms and a few days of use cures coughs and colds for her family and herself.
A labor critique questions why a working girl strikes for an eight hour day to win better conditions yet later marries and works eighteen hours daily. It suggests a tension between collective workplace demands and personal domestic labor obligations.
An ad claims you can fix digestion and enjoy meals by taking Cham's Tablets after meals. It promises meals will become a real pleasure as hours pass and digestion improves.
An understanding between cotton buyers and sellers and the Texas Department of Markets and Warehouses settles how weights are determined. Weighing at concentration points must use public weighers, with duplicate weight sheets sent to consignor and consignee. Forms vary by rail or wagon movement and dockage must be shown. Arbiter from the department resolves disputes under section 16.
A descriptive line compares a girl acting like a hummingbird to a pelican in storing food. It uses a playful simile to emphasize large appetite and thriftiness in a humorous tone. No specific people or events are named.
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