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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
5
The piece mocks income tax burdens with rustic humor and weathered wit, contrasting a cheerful grin with the strain of paying taxes. It weaves in local voices about Uncle Sam and hardships, ending noting a two dollar yearly price in the Clifton Record and Palina News.
A Dallas college advertises aTouch Type Wre system promising fast learning, double speed and tripled accuracy. It touts demonstrations before hundreds of students, with a free trial month and ongoing enrollment options via mail or phone.
A flood of endorsements from prominent figures lauds the institution for producing able graduates. Testimonials from Mrs Curtin, Mr Kadmon Peters, Gov Inspector Vos, and Baylor College president Handy praise discipline, accuracy, and practical training. Officials claim modern methods offer superior Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, and related courses at lower costs.
Vern Recant-Chronick cites Texas Press Association urging Denton to push street paving, farm improvement, and lawn garden projects by next year. editors argue local action can boost residence appeal, though Denton already shows progress in paving and civic efforts.
A chaotic village recounts a local fire company election and a dramatic fire incident. A candidate laments a populist rival, recalls a two hour search for a lander, and describes chaotic scenes as flames raged. A veteran firefighter reflects on courage, duty, and the crowd’s reactions during the blaze.
The text describes a chaotic scene with jokes and chatter about wires and cloth, mentioning a few names and an event or gathering. It includes a price reference of about $2.50 and hints at a local amusement or entertainment setting with improvised dialogue and quirky actions.
Population figures from the 1920 census show Texas has a higher male count than females. Males numbered 2,400,224 while females reached 2,004,004, indicating a ratio of males to females that is slightly more balanced than a decade earlier.
Readable fragments hint at a quirky trend as unconventional lifestyles and clever advertising push the boundaries. The piece notes public reaction and mentions a few visible names in entertainment and commerce, plus a hint of growing curiosity about nontraditional identities.
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