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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1943
Page
3
Fragmentary excerpt discusses early explorers and natives, contrasting labor from past and present. It mentions long hours, farmer strains, bureaucratic inefficiency, and questions about liberty, power, and worthiness of posterity. The voice critiques modern routines and calls for practical reforms.
Womack School announces PTA program on Thursday at 2:20 PM with a patriotic performance. Students promote War Stamps and nickel saving, while food rationing registration occurs at the schoolhouse for Garnersville families. 4-H clubs, Valentine party, and community notes follow with local visits and activities.
Austin, Dr. Geo W Cox, Bible Health Officer, warns rheumatic fever is among the greatest killers of youth. He notes most deaths occur in ages 10 to 15, with older teens reaching a high risk from tuberculosis. Early diagnosis and prolonged physician supervision are urged to limit heart damage during infection and predisposing illnesses.
Miss Marjorie Walton of Clifton among 285 Texas Christian University coeds enlisting for wartime duty. TCUs plan requires three hours weekly for physical training and at least two hours for war work across 17 service agendas, including Red Cross, bandage rolling, typists, and child caretakers.
A rare visit by Madam Chiang Kai-shek to the United States includes an official reception by both House and Senate. Her eloquent address urged aid to China, warned against Japanese resource gains, and sparked nationwide discussion on China's leadership and U.S. policy amid war-time inflation and agricultural concerns.
The Record urges subscribers to monitor expiration dates and renew on time to prevent discontinued service. The paper emphasizes conserving paper per federal rules and asks readers to cooperate, noting that nonrenewals will be dropped promptly and notices mailed to those at risk of lapse.
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