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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
8
A fragment notes laxatives marketed as candy style treats attracting attention from readers. The item appears as a quirky health claim and consumer curiosity piece within a period newspaper segment.
Fragmented text cites a looming prohibition conflict involving Washington, government agencies, and international commentary. Mentions of Rowntree Garner, ulcers, and a Democratic majority hint at political tension and policy debate amid unclear context.
A vast canal plan to connect the Mississippi River with Corpus Christi, via a nine foot deep channel and one hundred foot battens, has been federally authorized at an estimated 14 million dollars. The project aims to open east coast waterways to inland usage while drawing support from regional parishes and allied interests.
An unreadable OCR fragment from a newspaper page mentions names such as Hannah and Raven and includes scattered phrases about fortunes and readings. The text is garbled, with broken sentences and unclear context, making it impossible to determine a coherent event or notice.
Will Mayes highlights Texan influence in national economics and politics with Jesse M. Jones named to the National Reconstruction Board and James Garner's Congressional rise. The piece discusses Texas business momentum, transport regulation, freight flow, and agricultural shifts as droughts bite and new crops hope to thrive.
Detroit Feb 11 Henry Ford unveiled a plan to push auto production by introducing an improved four and a new V eight cylinder model within weeks. He said he aims to reduce prices to attract buyers and stimulate demand while continuing work on other projects.
A chaotic Leap Your party at a Mt Mrnot Mex home hosted by Margaret Hill and others devolved into confusion as robbers snatched $85 from J. M. Powell during a dawn umbrella hold up. Police described two suspects fleeing with cash while attendees recalled the event amid a misread party game and scattered gifts.
Vexas plans a campaign to legalize betting and boxing activities, outlining proposals for permits and regulation. A meeting with local officials and groups outlines steps, potential venues, and timelines amid a broader push for reform.
Prominent Crawfills Gap resident Thorson pastor W T Termonnn donated his subscription to advance one year. The Record notes his long-time readership and civic involvement as the community wraps up notices from the week.
Local listings promote a string of variety acts at CliftEx including George White Flying Hight with Meer Laitt Charlotte Green and Bert Labrt. Admission ranges from 10 to 00 with matinee and evening shows cited and names like Mick Spider aunt thy Bly appear in the quirky ad copy.
A Chicago report notes Anton, a bank employee, was robbed of 3000 in cash and assaulted at a cafe corridor carved from his apartment by two men. A. G. Gilliam, a letter carrier, is sought for inquiry.
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