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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
7
A playful ad notes that even film stars need flattering attire and invites readers to visit a local tailor for a right fit. It touts precise tape-measure fitting and tailored styling as the path to looking sharp in any role.
Local items from Valley Mills recount visits and family gatherings. Names mentioned include Burton, Deal, Chapa, and Glave among residents and guests from nearby towns. The column records community events, visits to relatives, and social movements across homes, churches, and schools in a period-toned snapshot.
A letter from a Brownsville, Texas resident credits Crazy Crystale with ending ten years of rheumatic suffering after using Crazy Water treatment at Mineral Wells. The ad touts a new million dollar Crazy Water Hotel offering affordable, modern lodging and medical facilities for chronic ailments including rheumatism diabetes kidney issues and colitis.
A long, garbled OCR fragment recounts George Washington, his vision, and early political efforts. It references Washington’s roles from Revolutionary War commander to Constitutional Convention president, touching on elections, Burgess duties, and county politics in Frederick County with scattered names and dates.
The Whitewright Sun notes that women hold more than half of the positions for which men and women are equally suited, according to the Civil Service Commission. The article mentions Job titles and national context, with emphasis on gender distribution in public employment.
A brief item notes a numerical sequence 47 Wave 3 and a price point of 5 410 Wave. The fragmentary text references quantities and a currency-like unit, but lacks clear context. No names, places, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable text.
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