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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
7
Amarillo Texas June 3 light snow affected the Panhandle as a cold norther swept the area. Dalhart reported about four inches of snow while Hoover east of Canadian saw around two inches. Snow melted quickly and officials said crops should not suffer significant damage.
An old advertisement promotes BOROZONE as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for humans and animals. It claims prompt treatment prevents infection and speeds healing, urging readers to buy it from druggists for emergencies.
A compact reflection notes that when a man speaks freely he may feel he is receiving the worst shade life has to offer. The line hints at self perception and resilience in adversity.
A Georgia reader extols Black Draught as a “family remedy” noting it eases symptoms from the liver and bowels. The letter claims it saves medical bills and keeps the family out of bed due to stomach and liver discomfort.
Editorials from the Christian Advocate and Wesleyan Christian Advocate praise secular press publicity for the Methodists centenary drive seeking 35 million dollars. They note church news now appears widely in daily papers and urge broader service, expansion, and use of secular channels to advance the mission.
A humorous remark notes that no matter a man's earnings, his wife could always use twice as much. The line reflects a playful gendered take on income and household finances.
A wry remark notes that heredity is rarely cited when praising intellect but often cited as a cause for bad habits, highlighting a humorous imbalance in how people assign responsibility for traits and actions.
Auburn McFadden of Clifton starts a new sales position in Show Bros. dry goods. W S Turner, Citi zens State Bank cashier, and M H Richards of First National Bank attend the State Bankers Association meeting in Galveston. Various locals visit, move, or return home as Miss Johnson leaves for Fort Worth and Jay Brown returns from overseas.
A witty remark notes that a clever husband may win his wife’s happiness by feigning jealousy, suggesting playful insecurity can enhance affection within marriage.
Mrs. E. L. Moore of 943 S Wellington Memphis says Tanlac revived her two-year rundown state. She reports loss of appetite headaches and weakness, noting she gained ten pounds and now eats three meals daily and handles all housework with ease. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
Galveston May 31 2400 tons or 200 car loads of Southwest Texas onions touted as the largest single consignment ever sent abroad for the U S Army Quartermaster Corps will be loaded aboard the steamship Montclair due Sunday from Newport News. The Montclair with cooling systems will keep a steady temperature and the onions will be distributed among American and allied forces. Army officers from the Quartermaster Corps oversee loading and handling at Galveston.
London on May 6 reports that rising prices for dress materials and other female wardrobe items have pushed stores to siege conditions during sales. One sale advertised for Monday drew a single caregiver crowd. by Sunday morning a line grew, hundreds gathered, and three police were needed to restrain the rush when doors opened.
After crossing a busy street, a man jokes that automobiles are not available on a dollar-down monthly payment scheme, implying affordability concerns and humor about car shopping.
A wry adage contrasts talkers and true intent. It suggests that many prefer a man who talks grandly yet acts lightly over a man who speaks little but shows lasting commitment. The saying frames sincerity as rare and valued beyond pomp.
He views the woman with a cigarette and perceives her as that kind of woman, a reflection on social judgments and lingering stereotypes about smoking and femininity in past attitudes.
Reformers and oculists urge newspapers to publish scandal in compact three point type. They argue sensational content harms readers and public morals, calling for legislative or regulatory action to enforce stricter type standards across press outlets.
A reflection on how often the tale told in hush tones fails to merit attention. The piece suggests caution in accepting whispered narratives without skeptical examination.
Advertisement notes pale sickly children affected by worms and at risk of fatal disease. White's Cream Vermifuge expels worms promptly and restores health. Sold by all druggists.
The passage warns against assuming others are sincerely interested in your troubles unless they are your lawyer for a consultation, urging caution against self deceit and seeking genuine guidance.
Judge J D Harvey granted a temporary restraining order against Harris County DA Tom Branch and Houston police chief Searcy Baker to allow continued manufacture of 2.75 percent beer and block the ten mile zone law. A July 2 hearing is set to determine the case with claims the war’s end and demobilization justify keeping the brewery open and unimpeded.
A Rhode Island man asserts pride in his small state over Texas, arguing that size does not determine value or character. The remark highlights regional identity and state loyalty in a concise, spirited stance.
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