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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
2
An article discusses earning income through spare time activities with small businesses and paid training. It highlights individuals with higher education seeking specialized training, the need for proactive job preparation, and the potential for quick placement in bankkeeping and writing roles through short, market-aligned programs. It notes employers expect readiness for entry level roles and outlines enrollment steps and contact points.
A garbled, decoder-like OCR piece discusses a long list of names, places, and dates tied to legal language and payments. It references The Fort Worth Star Telegram and other papers as agents for circulation, urging action on subscriptions and distribution amid a maze of seemingly misread phrases and numbers.
Local items from Valley Mills recount an oyster supper hosted by the Eastern Star and their husbands at the Masonic Lodge. The column mentions residents attending various gatherings, church visits, and social outings, with reflections on community life and funeral notices.
A garbled account describes a speaker at Wilt On mi Hose Friday afternoon delivering a rambling feature. It mentions a candidate, a segment about catering in New Hebrides and cannibalism, with miscellaneous names and phrases scattered through the text. The piece reads like an OCR mishap with unclear facts and multiple tangents.
In Fort Worth Star Telegram Claud Callan comments on the urge for free samples and consumer behavior while a separate note reports the U S death rate at about 673 per 100 000 with over one sixth from heart disease. It notes that one day of the week’s work covers illness costs and cites total annual illness costs near 15 trillion dollars.
Ford announces a drive to put 100000 workers to work as Congress debates policy. Henry Ford suggests a new automobile with higher performance, aiming for the lowest price in automotive history. Details hover around price, colors, and dealer-supplied extras.
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