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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
22
A garbled OCR style article notes agricultural concerns and policy figures. It mentions cattle and sheep data, production, and supply needs, with references to an agricultural secretary and various unnamed figures. The text is fragmented yet shows emphasis on livestock increases and regulatory figures.
Journal des Debuts speculates on a hypothetical German continuation of World War I after early 1918. It recounts strategic failures, including halted offensives, successive defeats from August to November, and the German army’s deteriorating position, leading to an inevitable surrender in November 1918.
Fragmentary reader item mentions remedies and warnings about illness. References to whiskey as aid and Chamberlain's mixture for diarrhoea appear amid garbled phrases. Contains uncertain names and disjoint thoughts with no clear event date or location.
A misread sermon on health habits warns against overexertion and bad posture while touting remedies. It mentions a War Savings Society effort and urges readers to seek a thesis stamp today. Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertised as a remedy for itching and skin issues.
The article promotes cotton classing training at Tyler Domestic College in Tyler, Texas, detailing demand for trained classers, the licensing exam, and earnings potential. It argues the South needs skilled workers to grade, classify, and market cotton, noting the high US share of production and the benefits of formal training. It highlights departments, practical teaching, and connections with Washington and Austin.
Basel May 24 Germany's war losses report 198 submarines sunk with seven abroad and fourteen self destroyed. Over 1,000 sailors died aboard subs and many more were missing or assumed dead. The release notes the high toll and notes continued coastal losses across various theaters.
Fragmentary note speaks of happiness in this world through comparing men and automobiles and hints at heat from July like a thermometer. A stray line mentions overheated sows and a judge of comfort, with uncertain phrasing and names omitted.
An old advertisement promises energy and vigor through Rich Tone, claiming it energizes patients and offers health benefits. It cites Druggists Price & Stuart and urges readers to buy the tonic for vitality and love of life.
Col Bob Maxey faced a water toast at a banquet in Arkansas where he delivered a florid if flawed oration praising water as a symbol from infancy to oceans. The San Antonio Express and Dallas News note the event with a humorous, mixed praise and critique in a single, nongraphic record.
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