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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text outlines a religious programme with prayers, devotionals, and Bible references. Mentions New Testament readings, prayer sessions, and a hotel venue with times and dates likely for a church event. Names and places are garbled but imply a structured service schedule.
Local readers see a fragmented obituary style note about a mother expressing gratitude for her son’s grave in a trench. The readable fragments mention a funeral or memorial context and a general sense of grief.
A damaged, polemical French wartime text urges American readers to support the war effort at home and abroad. It argues against surrender, praises national resolve, and laments bread shortages while urging wartime productivity and unity. The piece references families, farmers, and civilians facing hardship, and contrasts Allied victory with German aggression.
A fragmentary wartime advisory urges careful handling of Liberty Bonds and installment payments. It warns against hurried or dishonest schemes, stresses personal responsibility, and explains how to transfer or redeem bonds while noting government guarantees and patriotism.
The text presents a garbled speech lamenting government power and finance. It mentions Washington, a government center, a Secretary of the Treasury, and calls for support of a “great big macan” enterprise. It references law, lawyers, and appeals for help from “you.”
The text argues that a nation must keep capital circulating to support war needs, warning against hoarding money. It claims government aims to keep citizens wealthier to fund industry, food, and military effort. It urges continued lending, purchasing Liberty Bonds, and expanding consumption to aid allies and sustain the economy. The piece frames money as a national resource to be invested locally.
Fragmented report describes a soldier named Carl Hansen of the Tit field artillery killed when struck by a motor vehicle on a street at night. He died shortly after at a nearby location. The incident occurred near Winvonsin with several others involved, details incomplete due to damaged text.
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