Mrs Colnflower Near Drowning in Bosque Bathing Incident
Mrs John P Colnflower nearly drowned last Monday while bathing in the Bosque. She and friends spent the day nearby and decided to take a plunge before noon, when the incident occurred.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
8
Mrs John P Colnflower nearly drowned last Monday while bathing in the Bosque. She and friends spent the day nearby and decided to take a plunge before noon, when the incident occurred.
Mrs C M Stegall recounts a recovery from three years bedridden with pain and weakness. After trying many remedies she found relief using Cartul or related tonic, claiming improved eating and sleep and life saved. The account cites many women benefiting from the treatment.
Mrs Colafower slipped into a river from a dam structure and sank. Rescuers reached her after almost an hour, pulling her from the water and she was placed in care. The incident left her shaken with aftereffects but she recovered enough to return home. The report notes the fright and shock as the main consequences.
Fort Worth residents J P Mayfield and Mr and Mrs BoB Basham joined relatives in Valley Mills for Independence Day. Local residents from Ware Walnut Spring and Dallas attended services and gatherings. Several families traveled to Dallas and Morgan for celebrations while others stayed local visiting kin, with oil camp and business news interwoven among hometown returns.
Siftings from Unity State report broad agricultural and social items across the nation. Topics include labor, churches, weather, crop outlooks in Texas and Kansas, and a growing federal push for railway ownership. local Texas notes cover farming, harvests, crime, and community events.
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