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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
7
A fragmented piece argues education should be natural and economical, emphasizing early childhood learning from nature over formal schooling. It praises a seven year natural education, critiques forced classroom limits, and warns artificial schooling harms a child’s growth, urging nations to value true education during Educational Week.
A Bosque County PTA meeting in Walnut at the city hall drew members including Mrs. Mullins and J Te Hind. Discussion covered school nutrition, hot lunches, home economies cottages, and a Rural Aid Law grant of $250 to help buy equipment. reports from Clifton and Wichita Falls noted ongoing activities and the need for improved sanitation and student meal programs.
Governor Ferguson and husband of the governor elect reportedly owned two carloads of baby calves sold at Fort Worth market by the Cattle Raisers and Poultry Livestock Commission. The sale was linked to the Quality Stick Farm in Bowie County and details are sparse due to the fragmentary OCR text.
A garbled OCR fragment from a local newspaper page mentions names and places in a distorted form. It references an entity called the Mower Mulltstime Company and hints at managers, sub divisions, and a weekend or Saturday reference with unclear context.
The article notes no vocational aerowed in the county this year and highlights a report of the State Teachers Association at San Antonio. Mrs. Bible reported, the meeting closed with a prayer by Rev. C. C. Hentey of Walnut Springs, and social hour refreshments of sandwiches and punch were served.
A promotional notice offers BLUE STAR REMEDY with a guarantee to ease various skin irritations. The ad promises quick relief for conditions described as shin daessen and cracked hands, targeting readers seeking a cure.
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