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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
15
Justin Texas Jan 24 Judge J R Hamilton of Travis county criminal court contends kissing is a remedy for divorce. He says about 450 divorces yearly stem from whiskey but kissing can keep couples together as the man leaves in the morning and returns at night, preventing the family breakup.
A Mattoon resident recounts a personal cure with Champlain’s Tablets after years of indigestion constipation and constant fatigue. He credits relief to a single bottle restoring health and energy. The note attributes the cure to Champlain’s Tablets and praises improved well being.
An agreement notes Clifton Record and The Dallas News for a one year period priced at 1.75 dollars. The summary references a multi-source newspaper contract without detailing services or deliverables.
San Angelo Texas January 26 Mrs P F Conway resigns after nine years as jailer for Tom Green County to join a local hotel. Likely the only woman jailer in Texas Sheriff Hawley Allen to assume duties as jail currently holds six inmates.
Readers report quick relief from Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. Mrs. O Cook of Macon Illinois says it gives the quickest relief of any cough remedy she used. Mrs. James A Krott of Chillicothe Missouri calls it unbeatable for coughs and colds. H J Moore of Oval Pennsylvania notes it cures settled chest colds after several uses.
A reflective remark suggests some men seem placed on earth to allow others to earn a living without working. The line implies a critique of idle prosperity and social roles. It presents a provocative view about labor and justice without naming individuals or events.
The era notes a trend toward calmer grooming among young men, moving away from flamboyant styles like Sea Lion. Observers say overall social polish rises as trends shift.
The Texas Senate and House plan to wrap sessions early with debates on multiple bills. Highlights include a primary election money cap bill, free public school books measure, a private garage operation act, and creation of a State Board of Public Welfare. The session also considers railroad return to owners, pipeline eminent domain rights, and woman suffrage amendments.
Austin measures include regulation of the State Ranger force abolishing the Highway Commission abolishing the Department of Agriculture and a constitutional convention call. A Public Health Commission session will study an anti pollution bill while Fort Worth and Dallas officials attend. The House approved a woman suffrage amendment for a May 24 vote.
Plans and committees for the Woodmen of the World encampment and convention in Dallas are set, with the event spanning one week from Tuesday April 8.
Preparations for a combined effort under the Webb act focus on boosting sea textile exports and coordinating textile trade initiatives across agencies. The drive targets expanded markets and systematic promotion of American textile products abroad.
The article argues for diversified cropping to avoid dependence on a single crop, emphasizing feeding families, meat and fat supplies, and preserving farm prosperity amid uncertain postwar prices. It notes a likely good corn year and the need to stock hogs to utilize grain for meat, amid a world peace outlook.
Mrs Minnie Philpot of Gonsales Texas reports five year left side pain under the rib that spread to the shoulder and back. She says months of illness and medicine left her in misery and bed often. After trying Cardul she claims permanent cure and strong praise.
A Bosque County agricultural note argues cotton should be valued by the volume of goods it can buy, not its price per pound. It cites 1919 figures showing cotton buying flour, lard, and cloth, then explains war and reduced purchasing power limit exports and raise home needs, urging focus on food and feed for households.
Second-hand thresher outfit including Advance thresher and engine cook shack and all essentials. Bargain sale. Address route 1 Clifton for contact A Biffle.
Washington advises a return to sound farm practice after war measures to ensure ample supplies for the United States and Europe. Stock goals include maintaining horses and dairy cattle, with diverse crop rotation and increased hay, cotton acreage adjustments, and home gardens for personal use.
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