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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
10
Claim that coughs from throat and bronchial inflammation respond to Dr King s New Discovery. It penetrates mucous lining and loosens phlegm to ease congested membranes. Available at druggists for 50 cents with money back if not satisfied per testimonial from J R Watts Floydale.
The New York Sun jokes about the expression four apes of hair, quipping that saying bald at both ends would be simpler. The comment highlights playful wording in a short, whimsical note.
A concise remark notes that excluding politics and religion as well as weather would drastically reduce common topics of conversation and public discourse.
An old product ad touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as soothing for irritated air passages and loosening mucus. It claims to boost resistance to colds and offers a version for babies and children at two cents at the druggist.
In San Angelo Texas on January 9 Mrs Will Prather was thrown from a buggy and seriously injured when the horse ran away. Cowboy Rice Wynne restrained the runaway animal on a crowded street preventing further harm to bystanders.
Advert says keep Sloan's Liniment for all rheumatic forms and aches. Apply to joints or muscles without rubbing for fast penetration and relief from pain, swelling, and soreness. bottle costs 25 cents with money back if not satisfied.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for aching joints and muscles. It claims deep penetration to the pain spot and relief, noting prices of 25 cents, 40 cents, and one dollar per bottle, sold by Price & Grimland.
The article notes that a century ago Andrew Jackson did not purchase fortifications but seized what he needed. It emphasizes his action as appropriation rather than a purchase and places the event in historical context.
A 1900s style notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best way to dismiss a cold quickly. It warns that colds can lead to serious diseases and urges prompt treatment. The advertisement notes Hutter & Carpenter as the sellers.
An ad invites automobile owners to visit a local machine shop for repairs and offers free tire air fill. It also promotes Ballard’s Horehound Syrup as a cough remedy sold by Price & Grimland, with prices listed at 2e and $1.00.
Quietly smoking a cigarette as he awaited death Captain Harley of the For midable tells his crew to keep cool and die British. An ad promotes HERBINE liver stimulant with claims to purify bowels strengthen digestion restore vigor and cheerful spirits priced at 50e sold by Price and Grimland.
In Clifton Texas a French battery mascot rooster becomes a focal point near the tiring line. The scene captures local interest as fans react to the unexpected symbol amid the event.
An old advertisement claims an active liver yields health and a clear complexion. It asserts the pills drive out fermenting foods, purify the blood, and ease constipation and indigestion, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
A terse verse notes farmers face choices on cotton acreage and hog pen land this year, suggesting that halving both could lessen regrets come autumn and Thanksgiving. The lines imply prudent allocations affect future harvests and festivities.
Ragged wounds cause pain and annoyance if not cleaned. Ballard's Snow Liniment is promoted as an antiseptic remedy to apply at night and cover with a cloth bandage, with healing said to occur in days. Price 25c and $1 per bottle. Sold by Price and Grimland.
Waief and Peter Radford praise inventors at the county fair. They describe mechanical department as a congress of minds that drives progress and improves harvests. The piece extols inventors as practical farm hands whose work sustains civilization without fame or price.
In a declarative defense of gender roles, the speaker argues the home and motherhood are central to society. He asserts women should remain shielded from politics to protect domestic welfare, suggesting political life distracts women from home duties and moral influence.
Community leaders seek dedicated social centers for youths to entertain and educate under cultured leadership. The plan emphasizes aesthetic surroundings to foster love of beauty, art infused atmosphere, and wholesome amusements to brighten young lives.
A Peru Indiana man reports relief from indigestion biliousness and constipation after taking Chamberlains Tablets for a year. He says the medicine helped him right away and the notice lists Hutton and Carpenter as retailers.
A humorous polemic extols the American boy as a paradox of mystery and potential. The piece contrasts childish mischief with imminent promise, noting his appetite for adventure, courage, and mischief from Sunday school to street shows, while pondering the nation’s fate through boyhood.
Ross' Dead Quick Spray is advertised as a just-right disinfectant and insecticide for poultry. It claims to prevent mites and lice and destroy germs that cause diseases like cholera in hens. Sold in Clifton by Price and Grimland.
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