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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
3
Mrs KB Kiser of Pecon county stunned locals by bagging two deer quickly after beginning a hunt solo. Her first shot felled one buck with two points, then a second deer was wounded as it charged, leading to a fatal ending with a subsequent pistol shot. The slain animals exceeded typical limits, sparking talk about hunting prowess and policy.
Washington reports home economics instruction expanding across 42 states with more than 7,000 high school boys enrolled. In Tulsa an entire year of home economics is required for graduation. The program, backed by the Department of the Interior, aims to broaden practical skills beyond cooking or sewing.
Residents recount a busy period with many visitors from Waco and nearby towns. Rev J As Ginnines traveled to Mineral Wells for daughter Margaret’s treatment while Elta Williams joined Mr and Mrs Johnson in Whitney for a few days. Regulars like Minnie Fitzhugh and Marie Minton spent time in Waco, and several families visited relatives in Cleburne and Clifton.
Harper’s Magazine essayist Gerald W. Johnson argues colleges should shape students into humane people through clubs, debates, dramatics, and social activities, not merely stack learning. He questions a PhD candidate’s focus on precise knowledge and urges practical civic cultivation alongside academics.
Fragmentary text references nature thought and human body, mentions worms and a belief about expelling them. Includes garbled phrases and an advert attribution to Price & Stuart. No cohesive event or clear entities to summarize.
Brief notice lists bred sows for sale with price details and publication in The Record and Dallas News. No further names or locations clearly readable.
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