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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
3
Clifton Record shows publication details by Rort Baldridge and lists advertising rates for single-column inches and multi-inch displays along with per-line charges and special position fees. It notes second class matter at Clifton Texas and states no cash discounts with run-and-charge policy if insertions are unspecified.
A new Texas law effective July 1 tightens penalties for throwing bottles nails glass or other debris into streets and roads. Enforcement will be strict in Johnson County and Cleburne. The statute bans disposal of glass bottles and similar items on public roads and alleys to protect motorists and riders.
Legal provisions outline fines for drunkenness and leaving animal carcasses in public spaces, with penalties from five to one hundred dollars. A Cleburne Chronicle note reports Secretary Bryan announcing return to the lecture platform to raise funds, claiming cabinet pay不足 and lecturing as a vocation.
The piece contrasts a carefree Summer Girl with a worn out Summer Woman. It cites Mrs. M J Strickland requesting another bottle of Foley Kidney Pills from Foley Kidney Pills. The note claims the pills help sleep and relieve discomfort.
Brownwood earned first prize as the cleanest city in the state at a recent awards event. Hogs in yards were tolerated, and residents voted to raise pork within the city, reflecting pride in tidy pens and diligent owners. Teimpie Telegram.
A reflection on the idea that failing is not disgraceful but failing to aim high is. It emphasizes that many poor people achieve true greatness through persistent effort and personal struggle despite limited recognition.
The passage extols patience and self control under hostile scrutiny as proof of success. It argues that noble character is the greatest evidence of achievement, while wealth gained at the cost of integrity marks a person as a failure, regardless of riches.
A critical parable from Success Magazine warns a reader about holding grudges against editors who publish unflattering remarks. It contrasts gentle praise for a daughter with punitive disdain for a family, and concludes with a jab at men in bad dress. The tone critiques public hypocrisy and personal pride.
A compact notice highlights Joba 80s Barber Shop offering a hot shower bath service. The brief item marks a niche amenity at a local barber shop.
A fragmented editorial urges pride in hometown merchants and public works. It touts public publicity, perseverance, and community effort as keys to progress, citing Lincoln and urging residents to support local business and maintenance of roads and homes.
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