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Newspaper

Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1919

Page

2

Letter From Ira Forson Describes War's End In Germany

A wartime letter from Ira Forson in Germany dated Nov 21 1918 notes daily life under siege conditions. He describes travel from France to Germany six hundred year old churches and shared German housing while mentioning pay shortages and scarce food. The writer expects to return home soon and mentions upcoming local real estate news from Austin about Colonel House’s former residence sold for 52000 dollars with parts in Georgetown.

Germany Exist Europe France U. S

Local Note About Soldier Ira Forson in Europe

A brief notice from Fun Strmarfeld Germany mentions Privt Ira Forson of the 30th Infantry, A. E. F., U. S. Army. Details are sparse but identify his unit and theater of service in the European conflict context.

Funstrmarfeld Germany Ira Forson U. S. Army

Peace Conference Opens As Wilson Appeals For League

The Paris peace conference convened with M. Clemenceau presiding and President Wilson delivering the opening address. He spoke of two aims: settling postwar arrangements and securing lasting peace, justice, and liberty, urging permanent processes to prevent a relapse into war.

Paris League of Nations Wilson Col.House la Sallie de la Paix Foreign Office M. Clemenceau Lloyd George United States Europe Asia

Hines Seeks 750 Million Grant for Railroad Financing

Director General Hines asks Congress to appropriate 750 million dollars to cover losses and advances to railroads. He notes 196 million loss to the government from last year and the rest as advances to be repaid with interest. He estimates 368.193 million needed this year for capital programs including cars and locomotives, inland waterways funding of 12.84 million, and 26 million for the Boston and Maine reorganization.

Congress Hines Boston & Maine

Hobby Seeks $3.5 Million for Texas Rural Schools

Governor Hobby urges the legislature to approve 3.5 million dollars from general funds to raise teachers salaries and improve rural school conditions in a special message.

Austin Texas Hobby

Blanton Urges Higher Rural Teacher Pay In Texas

Hor Annie Webb Blanton, Texas state superintendent of public instruction, advocates better salaries for rural teachers and longer terms for county and district trustees to ensure stable school management across the state.

Austin Texas Annie Webb Blanton

Senate Passes Food Relief Bill in Europe Aid Move

Washington reports the senate approved a $100 million food relief bill after a week of debate. The measure passed 53 to 14 to fund aid for Europe and the Near East.

Senate Washington Europe Near East

Sailor's Christmas Letter From U S S Comfort

A sailor on the U S S Comfort writes to his mother from sea on December 26 1918 recounting a Christmas celebration organized by the chaplain and Red Cross. Gifts from the Red Cross and from women in various states were distributed after a program by the ship's company. He hopes to return home and resume high school after discharge, noting good sailing speed on a seventeen day voyage and plans for a New York dance upon arrival.

U. S. S. Comfort Red Cross Santa Clause New York Jessie Todd

No, a forty-year-old cannot pretend to be thirty

A 40-year-old woman cannot convincingly claim she is 30 to alter others’ perceptions. The idea ignores social and legal factors about age and identity.

Woman Regains Health After Eighteen Years With Tanlac

Nashville Tennessee woman Mrs J Leyley reports eighteen years of severe stomach troubles and weight loss. After taking Tanlac she gained twenty two pounds in eight bottles and now eats normally. Tanlac sold at Carpenter Brothers Drug Store Clifton.

Tanlac Clifton Carpenter Brothers Drug Store

Rummy Husband Skews Home Patience for Town Friends

A lighthearted remark suggests a husband spends his patience and good nature on downtown rummy friends, leaving little for home use. The line highlights social habits and domestic impact in a humorous tone.

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