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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
2
Mrs R A Donaldson of Lexington Mississippi reports Chamberlain Cough Remedy eased her sick children with whooping cough and three bottles cured them. Mrs Hugh Campbell of Lavonia Georgia says it is the best cough medicine she has used for all her children. For sale by all dealers.
Brantley’s Barber Shop promotes a penny price for shaving and razor honing. The ad promises razors honed to new sharpness for 25 cents, highlighting a revival of traditional barber services.
Congressman Henry wired George C Pendleton of Temple to recommend him for postmaster under Wilson. Pendleton, a longtime Democrat and Confederate veteran, would replace outgoing Postmaster Tom J. Darling whose term nears expiration. An editorial note and an advertisement for Chamberlain’s Tablets follow.
J M Fryar was admitted as traveling minister at the Cleburne meeting of the Methodist conference. He received the Staff, Eastland county charge. Former Merkel Mail editor and Rising Star X-Ray editor, he is brother of Chas Fryar of the Abilene Daily Reporter.
Jnc. bE. Swenson promotes a limited sale offering 200 boys the chance to buy special valued suits priced at $2.00 each. The notice emphasizes affordability and bulk availability through the Swenson business.
A civic exhortation from the San Angelo Standard encourages booster clubs to back locals, promote the town, and adopt friendly competition. It urges pride, honesty, and steady support rather than insults, with decisive calls to present a united, strong town image.
In Rush Springs, Oklahoma, November 80, traveling insurance solicitor J.S. Garlic died after a druggist mistook carbolic acid for sweetening syrup in an indigestion remedy. He died within six minutes after the mix up.
Advertising copy promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the fastest simple aid for dangerous croupy and wheezy colds in children. It claims instant relief from coughing and soothing healing with no opiates, attributed to J. K. Hutton Adv.
Christian Swain celebrated his 101st birthday at MacCulloch Park. Asked the secret to longevity he replied that loving his own business and not meddling in neighbors affairs is the main cause according to a Muncie correspondence in the Indianapolis News.
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to restore a healthy appetite and strengthen the stomach. It claims natural work aided by the tablets and notes availability from all dealers. An additional line advertises Rawleigh goods at Central Hotel with W H Bryan as agent in Clifton. Also mentions a newly received car by James Mickle Schow Co.
For three years the K r i t has sold out due to high demand. Now production up, prompt deliveries are possible in the south. The car priced at 900 carries features like annular ball bearings, chrome nickel gears, and optional electric lighting. A one year written guarantee backs the company’s durable, economical vehicle.
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