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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
2
A vintage ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure for constipation and kidney pains with pimples eruptions and a wretched complexion. It promises nervous relief and general strength for women, claiming renewed digestion, blood purity, and glowing skin. Sold at Comer Dpuy More.
An item notes Senator Thomas will visit parts of the state to accept invitations before the primary election though not all can be reached. It mentions visits to residents and a request to address the people. An ad promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism and a veterinary service by Dr. Wingrove in Clifton with a monthly visit schedule.
Loyd Helm 1 prosperous young farmer of Running Water died at his parents home after an operation for appendicitis. Funeral rites were held by Odd Fellows at the Christian church in Lorkney with many relatives and friends in attendance. The report mentions condolences and references to remedies including Foley’s Kidney Remedy.
William MacCorkett of East Waco announces a foot journey to New York covering the span between Waco and Gotham in about sixty two days. He cites Weston’s Los Angeles to New York feat for inspiration.
The May 27 event in Reeder Hall celebrated the Cliftor Lutheran College graduating class of 1910. Principal speeches on education, academic and normal course graduates, and a piano and vocal program highlighted the evening.
Mrs. W. Loper hosted a Baptist Sunday school gathering at the Commercial Hotel on a mingling evening the 17th. Guests played games, thanked the host for a pleasant evening, and refreshments were served.
An old advertisement touts a vaporized air machine and telegram links to medical claims, promising cures for coughs, bronchial afflictions, fever, and whooping cough. It cites M Finck of Nebraska and a guarantor A Trinkitiule, urging readers to seek the remedy for persistent respiratory symptoms.
Miss Alma Bakke was guest of honor at a comet party hosted by Mr and Mrs Meyer at their Coston residence in Houston. Guests enjoyed games and grape punch with native creama while watching Haley's comet, aided by a simple, steady supply of light refreshments.
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