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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
2
A brief notice reports a job opportunity being posted up to the New Edison. The item notes the posting aims to fill a position and directs interested applicants to the company. No further details on duties or qualifications are provided in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR note describes arms and limbs asleep, a patient recounting a husband's comment on improved area after treatment, mentions a product or remedy with no harmful ingredients and unknown effects. Contains many garbled words and uncertain references to individuals and dates.
Austin, Feb. 22. Texans gathered at a meeting discussing a government proclamation on butter weights. Officials stated butter must weigh four pounds, four ounces when delivered to the consumer, not when skimmed from creamery stock.
A man named Piemonte, initially unable to wake, was taken by Ford ambulance to Yonkers City Hospital for contagious disease testing after doctors failed to arouse him. He remained unconscious through February 11, with attempts to awaken failing and residents speculating about his condition.
A Peoria physician Dr Bilder, with Butler and Chicago training, discusses Tanlae as a remedy for stomach, rheumatic, and circulation ailments after twenty five years practice. The text advertises local drugstores carrying Tanlae and mentions nearby towns Clifton Morgan Walnut Springs Meridian Valley Mills Cranfill Gap. The latter portion references political gossip about W. Bailey and Joe Bailey in Texas campaign chatter amid a San Saba News note.
A damaged text fragment notes a man speaking to a stranger. It hints at miscommunication and a cautious tone in the language used. No clear names, dates, or places emerge from the readable content.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a note about Abe Yackle suffering kidney disease with garbled lines mentioning prickly years and medical hints. The readable parts point to a health issue affecting a named individual amid unclear surrounding text.
Local notes from Valley Mills recount visits and returns of residents Grady Lane, Mrs. A. F. Berse, Mrs. Evans, and others. mentions include Karl Morris family, Ruby Kiting, Clyde Stapleton from Fort Worth, and Chibley Campbell at McNeill’s Drug Store. General community chatter covers chores, work trips, and small-town routines amid occasional health tips and advertisements.
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