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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
14
A motivational passage urges readers to view work as a best friend and source of growth. It warns that doubt about fit, pride in pay only, or pursuing artistry over craft signals being out of place. The quote emphasizes using full faculties and aiming for richer, broader horizons through one's vocation.
Austin Texas January 17 Representative D D Richardson of Grand Saline introduced a bill requiring all public officials to swear they will not drink intoxicating liquor while in office and providing for their removal for violation of the oath. The oath is to be taken with the left hand on the Bible and the right hand raised promising not to drink intoxicating liquor as a beverage while in office.
Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Service at 11 a m Evening Service at 7 15 p m Junior League at 2 p m Woman's Missionary Society Monday at 3 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 15 p m Pastoral greeting from T Boulware inviting all to attend.
A witty quotation notes that many men claim honesty, but Adam alone spoke truth when declaring a unique love for one woman, the sole partner in the world for him. The line highlights singular devotion and timeless romantic idealism.
A Monday evening party at Mrs. W. V. Eugle’s home honored Frank Spangle Jr. Guests included Nancy Gray, Helen Cormany, Edith Tennison, Margaret Hill, and others. After games and later sandwiches and punch, the group enjoyed further games, departing at ten with thanks to Mrs. Kugle.
Notice warns residents not to dump on land west of town on the north side of the road to Norse. Violators will be prosecuted. Signed by N. Linderud. The Resord and Dallas News, $2.50.
A catalog of artwork titles and artists for an art appreciation contest. Entries include Sir Galahad by Watts, Aurora by Reni, Avenue at Middleharms by Hobbema, The Golden Stairs by Burne-Jones, The Angelus by Millet, The Holy Grail by Abbey, The Sower by Millet, Penelope Boothby by Reynolds, Children of the Shell by Murillo, Dance of the Nymphs by Corot, Oxen Plowing by Bonheur, Feeding Her Birds by Millet, Children of Charles II by Van Dyck, Madonna of the Chair by Rafael, The Gleaners by Millet, The Mill by Ruysdael, Pilgrims Going to Church by Ry ry, The Horse Fair by Bonheur, Mona Lisa by Da Vinci, Oxen Going to Work by Troyon, Shoeing the Bay Mare by Landseer, Angels' Heads by Reynolds, Woman Churning by Millet, A Helping Hand by Penoof, The Strawberry Girl by Reynolds, The Return to the Farm by Troyon, The Broken Pitcher by Greuze, Joan of Arc by Bastien-Lepage, Song of the Lark by Breton, The Last Supper by Da Vinci. Publisher line mentions McNally & Co New York, Perry F Malden Mass, or Waring Paint Co 1021.
Dr. Frank Crane muses on the sea as a vast empty realm and questions the existence of an afterlife or spirits. He notes the ocean’s vastness, human limits in submergence, and the peril of crossing between sea life and air life. He recalls myths and mediums while asserting our activities remain within earthbound bounds.
Every Gates Vulco Tire bears the name and serial number with a lifetime materials and workmanship guarantee. It also includes one year of insurance against road hazards. If a tire fails due to defects or road hazards, it will be repaired or replaced with credit for the unused portion of the guarantee.
A Texas county with harsh farming seasons births a visionary banker who promotes cash living, debt safety, and productive loans. He spurs profits for a stockman, hardware store, cream station, and publisher while expanding loanable funds. The tale labels him a ring tailed galawampus and notes stationery buying via a dependable lithographer.
Otto Worbs of Route 2 Clifton offers about 200 bushels of yellow dent corn for sale at 90 cents per bushel. The corn can be picked up at the barn. One time classification posted.
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