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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
6
Last week Terral county eyed a bond measure as voters near Amine and Galvester consider road and harbor projects. The report notes county finances, school funds, and civic actions including church taxation issues, with several named counties, towns, and institutions cited in broad regional development context.
Key events summarized for quick reading with focus on major developments across politics, economy and society. Concise briefs identify leaders, locations and outcomes, highlighting the most impactful items of the week.
A chaotic compilation blends war labor notes, railway sales, and personal letters. Mentions of defectors, tobacco shipments, royalty seals, and a New York hotel incident sit beside dispatches about war board orders and contractor cancellations. A letter from a soldier in France describes daily life, Christmas, furloughs, and longing for home.
A mishmash of 1919 era notes discusses chest remedies and bed rest for colds, a military dispatch from Paris on the peace conference committee, a medical ad for Prickly Ash Bitters, and a Dallas wedding notice noting Zora Valeria Samuels and Joe L. McNeill marrying at First Presbyterian Church with details on attendees and home plans.
Health talk notes warn that poor digestion harms health and stress the stomach as central to overall wellbeing. Experts discuss dietary habits, digestion tips, and preventive steps to improve gut function and energy levels.
Mrs FW Olsen of ile Mo reports her child suffered a dreadful cough for two years and tried many medicines without relief. After using Chamber Cough Hemet the symptoms eased and the child recovered after one bottle, believed to help young children.
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