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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
2
An unclear OCR fragment mentions potential names and phrases without coherent context. It references a 11M 8 marker and items like patty and taste notes, but key entities and events are unreadable, leaving only scattered, non-specific terms.
The readable fragments mention Sloan's, Hainer, and Kell er, with stray references to dates, places, and people. The text is garbled and difficult to parse, but appears to be a jumble of names, brands, and disjointed notes from a historical page segment.
Fragmented OCR repeats medicinal claims for digestion and blood purification with many garbled terms. It touts conditions like constipation headache and fatigue, urging purchase through a druggist and mentioning formula names and local names and places in a chaotic, period-voice ad.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions retirement plans and a political candidate in Austin in 1918, including a Possible lane candidate and references to Comptroller's office and gubernatorial speculation. Also interwoven are ad-like lines and stray names, creating a chaotic fragment with no clear single event.
Mrs. J. P. Thompson, 70, was found early yesterday morning wandering in the city's outskirts in only nightclothes. She apparently fell during her walk and was located about five hours later, with authorities noting she awoke briefly before continuing toward Santa Fe. The incident follows broader notes of local prosperity and a rumor of meat price reductions.
Fragmentary notice lists church event timing in Gerinde with references to dates and newspapers Dallas News for confirmation. Not enough readable names or places to confirm specifics.
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