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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
2
Clifton High School defeated Coyote in two basketball games after school. Girls score 23 to 12 and boys 22 to 19, with Morgan forfeit. Clifton was to play Crawfills Gap next Saturday. a local game with Crawfills Gap is set for Friday at 4 p.m.
Special rates and limited openings offered by Draughon’s Practical Business College in Dallas Texas to qualified youths. Emphasis on Gregg Shorthand and bookkeeping with exclusive instruction. Write for Summer Term Rate Sheet and offer to cover railroad fare to Dallas. Manager W. Darby invites applicants for fall positions.
A city grocer Mr W N Parsons lauds Thedford's Black-Draught as the best liver medicine for stomach troubles, headaches, indigestion, and torpid liver. He claims it keeps him well and urges readers to use the genuine original remedy. Many others reportedly find it valuable for liver regulation and bowel cleansing.
An advertisement promotes a two day visit at the Raleigh Hotel in Waco by Dr Mellenthin a regular practitioner in medicine and surgery offering free consultation February 16 and 17 with office hours 10 am to 4 pm. The piece extols his method to treat a wide range of ailments claiming no charge for consultation and highlighting supposed patient benefits and testimonials.
Public warned to beware of three days cough and break it up before it’s too late by taking Kerebel, a new scientific discovery. Money refunded if Kerebel fails to relieve. Authorities urge public to prevent colds from running their course to avoid pneumonia and grippe. Kurokal praised as safest remedy with money-back guarantee, though many claims appear promotional and unverified.
Mr Newicd Thomson and Miss Addie Franks were married on Thorn day. Tyler of Hall county is Yottinese grandmother, Mrs Jim Bellamy. The article notes Rain reportedly delaying part of the work. A passerby reported Sharp fell and hurt an ankle while praying at the writing. The piece mentions Miss Stra Bader’s illness and Mrs MERinney’s past weeks, with local recollections of the wedding.
Harmony School lists February honor roll with first grade Alton Jenson Perry Colwick Opal Hovind and others scoring in the 90s. The district includes Geatie Bertie Woodard Martha Wayne Dismukes and several Woodard and Swenson family members among high achievers across grades one to eight.
An advertisement promises a jar of Blue Star Remedy to treat various ailments including sores and itching. It pledges a refund if not sold, naming DR JOHN EDWIN MANNEY with an address in Field Wace, Texas and a separate onion pepper contact.
Aire Cline and family in LaFayette Alabama thank strangers who showed kindness during Minnie Ola’s illness and death. May God bless you all. Includes note of speedy recovery and a line referencing a prescription code 66 for Calds Fever and LaQrippe.
The Womack Baptist Church schedules Sunday School at 2 30 p m and preaching at 3 p m in Manchester Vermont. The paths around town are described as marble the common local rock.
The Record and Dallas News report lawmakers debating the liquor laws, with both Senate and House voting to keep the current framework and resist modifications. Vigorous calls for liberalization arise amid ongoing discussion, reflecting pressure from interest groups and local voters.
McLean Texas February reports show farmers produced 695,440 in chickens eggs and cream over the past year, with poultry and dairy operations expanding. Purebred stock replacements and increasing hog farming are noted in the growing local agricultural industry.
Fire of unknown origin early today destroyed the home of Dr. J. E. Knight in Meridian Texas. Firemen battled the blaze but the residence was completely ruined and authorities began an investigation into the cause.
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