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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
2
A fragment notes that a remedy marketed as relief for nervousness and weak limbs was claimed to improve circulation and restore strength. The text mentions mild ingredients and no harsh effects, suggesting a medical or patent remedy context with patient testimonials.
Austin, Texas, Feb 16—Governor Hobby refused to commit to reelection when asked about Eastland County citizens urging his candidacy. He said he could not decide at this time though he appreciated the greeting and acknowledged letters urging him to run. Political circles note Hobby is not inclined to run, yet not fully ruled out if Bailey withdraws.
A man’s delay appears to hinge on whether he hands it to his wife or to a stranger waiter, suggesting behavior influenced by recipient relationship rather than circumstance.
The notice advertises an engine for sale from Farmers Gin Co International. It notes the item is fully equipped and emphasizes its ready-to-use condition and price details.
The oldest business college in the Far East proclaims nearly forty years of influence. It touts up to date curricula and selects courses focusing on the Gregg and Pitman systems of shorthand.
An advertisement extols Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas, promoting Byrne Systems of Bookkeeping Shorthand and modern methods that halve training time. It claims students graduate ready to earn and notes enrollments near four thousand as evidence of leadership in American business education.
An old medical column discusses chronic constipation and warns against overusing mineral waters and harsh laxatives. It promotes Coumbeslain's Tableta as a gentle remedy to stimulate bowel movement. The advice targets daily bowel relief and mentions a price and yearly usage details.
Valley Mil reports a string of small town happenings including residents visiting relatives in Fort Worth and Meridian, a few marriages, health issues, a garage opening, and local business visits. Notable names: D. J. Cutbirth, Stilman Nichols, Ed Nichols, Mrs. Profits, Floydada trip, Dr. Goodall amputation, and Uncle Frank Barry recovering from foot injury.
A carnival performance in Gatesville caused several injuries when seating collapsed. Witnesses say many spectators were jolted as the ride or seats gave way during the show. One account notes a merchant couple from Wiee Texas and a drowning episode near the night’s events, while a patient claims relief after using a kidney remedy.
A local grocer touts value through steady pricing and careful sourcing. The ad emphasizes economical purchases and a pleasant shopping experience, promising mutual benefit from its disciplined buying and selling approach.
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