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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
12
Dr. W E Hodges of Bynum, longtime Hill County resident, fell from his horse while making a morning medical call in Hillsboro Texas and died before reaching home. Heart disease is listed as the cause.
Uncle Jack Hunt visited Gatesville on business last Tuesday while Dick Killpatrick from Ocee greeted friends in town Saturday. Local notables and visitors include Dr C L Goodall in Meridian, John Cowan and Wayne Standefer from Clifton, J S Rodden and wife from Louisiana, and N E Riddle at the Swensondale Oil Co stockholders meeting in Fort Worth.
Col Culberson faces charges as inspector general of the Thirty-Sixth Division over an investigation into cruelties. He recommended bringing the cases to the United States for trial after securing evidence. He says the public would be shocked by the horrors revealed. The note ends with an ad about a medicine restoring energy.
A sharp observation notes that some poorer individuals waste time advising the wealthy on financial choices, suggesting misplaced priorities and a mismatch between influence and income.
A Fort Worth editor writes that the December 16 lineup of Uranus and other planets may bring no physical danger and could yield a psychological uplift. He urges faith, prudence, and focusing on blessings amid high living costs and social unrest.
TM White presents Gream Vermifuga claiming to destroy worms and ease symptoms in sickly children. The ad urges purchase at all druggists and asserts effectiveness against worms.
People in the Clifton trade territory buy Christmas goods earlier than ever this year. Merchants say shoppers are aware of market conditions, preferring early purchases for better selections and quicker service.
An old advertisement promises quick relief from indigestion heartburn with HERBINE. It claims instant pain relief and swift bowel action leaving you feeling fine and vigorous. Sold by all druggists.
A lighthearted note praises how a parent learns from a twenty-year-old son, highlighting how age gaps can exchange knowledge and wisdom.
A garbled notice mentions a sweet item affecting stomach and appetite with a price of 1.25 per bottle. The entry attributes special agent work to Carpenter Bros. and seems to reference a product or remedy rather than a clear event.
Kansas City Mo December 13 Jess Willard former heavyweight champion was arraigned before 9 C Chaflin in Kansas City Kan on profiteering charges for corn wood from his Lawrence farm His preliminary hearing was set for January 3 1920 and he was released on 500 bond.
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