Konjola Mia praised by Flora Stanley in Texas testimonial
Flora Stanley of Amarillo Texas extols Konjola Mia claiming it restored her health after five years of stomach kidney and liver problems. She reports improved appetite digestion and bilious relief after six to eight bottles and notes the product is sold by Carpenter Bros in Clifton Texas and other towns.
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Flors Stanley
North
MicMasbery Street
Anmarillo
Texas
Konjola
Mia
Stanley
Dove Amity
Clifton
Carpenter Bros
Local News Highlights From Clifton and Vicinity
Clifton area notes include Tom Nesbitt winning in Gatesville, Misses Jimmie Jacobs and Frank Simms returning from Dennison Teacher’s College, several residents visiting relatives in Waco and Dallas, and a ten day revival by the Chelation Church led by Rev A Hyle of Temple. Also mentioned are community reads, illness of Grandmother Tibbs, and various social visits and dinners around Clifton.
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Tom Nesbitt
Gatesville
Twonday
Ellen Tweedy
Bi Bayloe University
Maxine Graham
Ft. Worth
Snd
Arch
Will Tin
Waco
Tibbs
Baily Olan
Doc
Pondatt
Bridge
Clifton
W. R. Chapman
WM. Newman
B. Brown
Marthe Long
Cleburne
Joe McNeill
Freda Laveretce
Waco Sanitarium
D. C. Cousins
A. J. Young
Donie Mose
Charley Johnson
Carena- Roe
Unday
Mea Iy Williams
Ted Gist
Zephyr
Texas
Franklin’ Pierce
Dudley Hattie and
Dallas
Mes
Dade
Pete Griffis
Glen Rose
Jimmie Jacobs
Frederik
Oklahoma
RS Alcott
China
W. ¥. Cummings
D. G. Cummings
Temple
J. ¥. Cummingsi
Tupelo
Mississippi
Lee Nicholson
Youra
Sidney Potest
Starling Defends Record in Texas Campaign Speech
The speaker argues his public service and business success qualify him for office and criticizes opponents for personal attacks. He says he seeks the public post to stand for something and vows to match rivals on reputation and character, proposing a bankness administration as his theme.
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Texas
Starling
Politico Climate Marks A Bygone Election Year
The piece recalls a year of intense campaigning and partisanship in a weekly paper, noting fierce editorial pages and public fervor. It contrasts the era’s emotional coverage with a later calm, citing revival meetings postponed as ballots were counted and state issues kept in view alongside world, agricultural, and local concerns.
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Dior
Somalia
Saecla Peacenaans
Amerlolic
Tummer
Jechaps
Ecronium
Record and Data News Brief Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR note references a publication and updates but lacks clear event names or facts for a complete summary.
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Crocka
Sassene
L. E. Larson
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Daas Mews
Mermias
Teras
Duluth
Minneapolis
Syanwany
Saat
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