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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
6
A fragmented report describes Basgt County Ranch near Wetahmiee Trask with mixed chatter about people and places. Prohibition era anecdotes surface with Harry Leon Wilker recounting experiences and a quip on prohibition’s reach, followed by a brief note on remedies and health folklore.
A historical newspaper fragment promotes correspondence courses at Tyler Commercial College offering bookkeeping typewriting arithmetic and business training to fit into the modern job market. It includes a call to action to mail in a form for an illustrated dialogue and requests a department for catalog and full details. The text also briefly mentions a used gas engine for sale and a few unrelated items.
A distorted reminiscence describes pain spells, nervous breakdowns, and weight loss followed by a claimed symptom relief after taking a product named Tania. The narrative shifts to reflections on war memory, heroism, and moral decline, with extended archaic prose about fate, heaven, and aging. Ballard’s Snow Liniment is cited as a remedy for pain and emergencies.
Valley Mills residents share updates on family visits and travel, with notes on school sessions, return trips, and local business. Several names appear from nearby towns as people visit relatives, attend Baylor and Brownwood classes, or move into new homes.
The Crow Hotel hosted a social gathering last Friday with many out of town visitors and a lively mood. Brynton's Orchestra from Hamilton performed, and Mr and Mrs Goodall attended. Jim Goodell underwent a local surgery the previous week. Mr and Mrs Sears visited Meri lian uitore, while Joe McNeill traveled to Dallas for a planned visit with relatives. J. D. Sherwood and party were from their ranch last Saturday.
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