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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1927
Page
8
Fragmented text argues chiropractic as a cure for headaches and female illnesses. Asserts high female suffering due to reproductive burdens and industrial strain, urging women to seek chiropractic methods to restore health and remove disease origins tied to gender roles.
The Queen Theatre presents a varied slate led by Laura La Plante in a rapid nightly program. Songs and 2 reel comedies mix with dramas including The Return of Peter Grimm and a Belasco adaptation featuring Janet Gaynor. Fox News and double shows mark the week’s lineup.
Washington reports former Gov. Pat M. Nell of Waco Texas was confirmed by the Senate as a member of the United States Board of Mediation. The piece weaves through labor disputes, education figures and a reflective section on Stanford University, parenting, and social ideals, ending with musings on fortitude and character.
The Scandinavian Lutheran Church announces Sunday school services at 1 PM. Ribhe Clays and Ladies are to meet next Sunday with Mrs. A. G. Nelson. Bonacia Society gathers Wednesday night with Mrs. A. Nelson. Church choirs rehearse Friday night. Confirmation class closes Saturday morning at 9. Junior class meets Saturday afternoon at 2 0.7. Boe, Pastor.
Austin Texas February 18 officials reported a major oil well on University of Texas lands. Deputy Oil and Gas Supervisor John Hatter said the Simon Atlantic No 2, drilled by the Bimms Oil Company on nation 39 in Jane county, could produce about 90 barrels per hour or around 6 000 a day.
Corvallis Oregon February 9 1920 Casen of Polnon onk withing students of Oras ron Agricultural College have been unsuccessfully treated with liquid air by Dr F By Howland professor of n Austeral chematry Liquid air made by compressing culinary atmosphere at low temperature When the substance is about 900 diterven below zero it is applied to the affected portions Rapid evaporation tends to dampen the surface of the flesh temporarily stopping the reaction of the poison oak
A Scottish inventor, John L. Baird, showcased a new infrared based television concept claiming to transmit sight and electricity in the dark. The device allegedly lets observers in one room view movements in a darkened space elsewhere, using infrared light to render objects visible without bright illumination.
February 10 report from Jesville says Bayer and Jennett hotels were robbed by petty thieves. An overcoat and gloves vanished from the Bayer, and at the Bennett hotel a watch, a sweater, a pair of socks and $3 were taken. Two men are implicated, with one reportedly arrested at McGregor.
A Sunday programme from Ane's Chapel League highlights local religious readings and community notices. Names appear fragmented and garbled, with likely references to individuals and church activities. The readable content hints at a scheduled service, a brief reading listing, and communal gathering details, typical of neighborhood church bulletins.
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