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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
2
A fragment cites Tr Wolter F Crafts of Westaneten arguing before the Interparliamentary Reforms body. The discussion touches moral welfare, penalties for inherited habits, and claims modern culture fuels degeneration through vampire imagery and jazzy dancing.
Draughon’s Practical Business College announces a Summer Term starting June 1 1921 with limited openings for shorthand and related subjects in Dallas Texas. The notice invites prospective students to enroll for accelerated programs and special payment options.
Primary Election Day and related procedures are described, including absentee voting and second primaries when no majority is achieved. The text mentions campaign finance reporting deadlines and the roles of party committees, with references to August 26 County conventions and August 20 primary day. It also contains a disjointed bank balance page and a note about a state auditor meeting in Clifton Texas, plus an unrelated line about paint to reduce echoes in auditoriums.
The narrator recalls a youth in Cave Creek where tough old Bill Sykes bets a race against a horse mule and wagon. A corral of locals and Tork the freeman join the wager with a sack of gold, a cow and calf, six shooter, and a fiddle as stakes. The scene foreshadows a wild dash to the finish and the moral of risk and luck in frontier life.
A faded reminiscence relates Joseph W. Riley of Lowas narrating how Tanlac gave him a new life after stomach trouble. The tale blends work relief, a German official count of submarines, and a vivid horse race memory with judges arguing and a dramatic finish.
98 year old former Senator Cornelis Cede visits New York after decades, touring River Side Drive, subways, skyscrapers, and motion picture spots. He reflects on California ties, abolition era recollections, and plans for a marriage license bureau with granddaughter Cornelis Beekman Me Lawehtin.
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