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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
2
A column of advertisements extols Dr King's New Discovery and Ballard's Snow Liniment for coughs colds and injuries. It includes testimonials from Beary D Sanders of Cavendish praising relief after pneumonia and a family endorsement of the remedies as essential for homes.
An odd fragment mentions imagination as a draw for some people and references a mythical family tree. It also includes garbled phrases about a bowel remedy and a claim about a large family tree, without clear dates or coherent context.
A reader testimonials circuit touts Chamberlains Tablets and other patent remedies. Claims include cures for coughs and intestinal worms, with endorsements from various unnamed customers and a price note for White’s Cream Vermifuge. The ad appears to push a range of remedies sold by Hutton & Carpenter in Minneapolis and nearby towns.
An eclectic ad page highlights automobile bargains at City Garage and Fort Props, ailment remedies like Foley Kidney Pills and Hoods for coughs, with testimonials from retailers Hutton & Carpenter and others. The clippings mention a White House wedding talk in Washington and note various personal notices and local business promotions.
A fragmented editorial discusses urban development and civic cooperation. It cites Galveston Texas and immigration trends, noting the need for unity to advance growth, and references a U S Department of Commerce and Labor report on alien immigration and related urban policy concerns.
An unclear, fragmentary OCR narrative describes a young girl from Mississippi pursuing education. It mentions her brother helping with money, attending state college for women, a medical field aim, and working to cover expenses. The text is garbled and hard to extract clear events or names.
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