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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
3
A discussion on paranoia as a nervous disease, linking fear and suspicion to hate and unjust thoughts. It argues that believing in evil thoughts causes them to manifest, while banishing evil thoughts could prevent evil. The piece ties fear to physical and mental health, noting treatment reflects attitude.
A medicinal notice touts Rosall Orderlies as a reliable laxative for constipation and bowel issues in the elderly and frail. It claims quick, mild regulation without diarrhea or impairment, sold at The Rexall Store in Clifton Texas in three sizes with price details.
Suele Simpson of Aitkin Minnesota saved two thousand five hundred dollars since childhood to buy a farm. He discovered the rats had eaten the money, reducing a lifetime of earnings into many fragments. The rest of the text includes stray ad content and unreadable fragments.
fragmentary ad copy mentions a blue bug exterminator guaranteed by City Drug Store and a tea compound, with garbled phrases about cold symptoms and prevention. Includes mention of City Drug Store, Hurlies, and a person named S. Jenson in North Texas.
Trained men and women are sought for gold job opportunities advertised by Dilk keepers and stewards. The notice promises practical training through a college priced by mail from Nashville Tennessee. The ad claims the best business college in the country endorsement and lists specific contact details and locations in Abilene.
A ragged page blends Leap Year humor with scattered notes on romance, weddings, and social customs. It mocks cautious suitors, urges defense of hearts, and warns of wedding-night pranks while weaving in medicinal ads and stray local notices. The tone reflects era quirks, with brief pointers on public health and consumer goods.
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