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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
4
A Wichita flour advertisement touts Belle of Wichita as the real all purpose flour with better baking outcomes than ordinary flour and offers sacks for purchase.
Washington reports General Pershing will return to the United States in August. Representative Caldwell stated the expected homecoming follows his overseas service and duties with the American forces prior to the conclusion of the current mission.
A passerby notes many girls persist in paying two dollars per lesson for singing lessons, humorously remarking they confuse E flat with flattery, reflecting a comic take on music instruction and pretentious tone.
Gonsales Texas Mrs Minnie Philpot recalls five years of a pain under her left rib starting on the left side and lasting with episodes described in her letter to the editor.
Valley Mills notes include Mrs Walker Raley and children returning from Oklahoma with Bre Rea enlisting locally in the army. Many locals travel for baths, oil work, or family visits to Meridian Dallas Weatherford and Clifton. A card of neighbors, business calls, and recent discharges from service accompany reports of land sales and farm activity around the river and area farms.
When the baby suffers from hot weather and bowel disorders the remedy provided is Mc Gee s Baby Elix. It reduces feverish condition and corrects stomach issues, addressing loose bowels as advised by druggists.
Joe Chadwick formerly deputy sheriff of Bexar County Texas testifies that Tanlac improved his wife stomach illness gas pain palpitations and sleep. He describes her eight year struggle with digestion and says she now sleeps soundly and feels stronger. Advertisement note and closing quip follow.
The article discusses appetite loss as usually not serious and suggests skipping meals briefly or eating two meals daily. It advises five hours between meals for digestion and rest, moderate exercise, and no over eating. It notes that constipation can cause loss of appetite and Chamberlain's Tablets may remedy it.
A satirical note argues Congress should pass a law requiring men to use a handkerchief when blowing their noses, framing it as an example of federal regulation over domestic manners.
Miss Blanton cites rumors of a conspiracy to fraudulently run exams with paid conductors, alleging white observers were sent to fifteen Negro schools and that past mixed exams were discarded due to fraud findings. She notes protests only from those mentioned and claims prior tests at various sites failed for similar reasons.
The notice asserts a summer complaint in children is not as deadly as before with Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy directed to proper use. It claims ninety nine out of hundred cases recover and includes a testimonial from Mr. W. Campbell of Butler Tennessee praising the remedy.
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