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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
15
A Los Angeles reader extols Arbuckles Coffee after decades of use and family preference. The note claims Arbuckles was the first roasted packaged coffee, with sales surpassing all competitors and a price advantage due to a larger business, asserting superior quality and value.
In Justice Ward's court W. A. Alexander waived examination and was released on $500 bond to answer charges of assault with a firearm against A. W. McVeigh. McVeigh lies in Santa Fe hospital with a seriously shattered hip from the Friday night shooting. Grand jury to investigate this week.
Early symptoms include a dry cough watery nasal discharge and a white tongue coating. Taking Chamberlain's cough remedy hourly at first signs counters the cold and restores health within a day or two. Price Mitchell Corner Drug Store stock the remedy.
A columnist recalls listening to several women discuss language and bias. The dialogue hints at confusion about English usage and interpretation, urging readers to analyze tone and meaning beyond surface words.
Instructions describe sewing technique with ruffles, basting, scalloped insertion, shirred gore, placket over applique, and a smocked gusset with a French fell medallion. Emphasizes hot serving and flounced embroidery for final presentation.
An old newspaper ad urges readers to take Dewitt's Little Early Risers for headaches. The small pill is advertised as safe easy to take and effective, sold by Price and Mitchell.
Rotan Texas May 31 Col Charles Hamilton vice president and general manager of Texas Central and other officials visited for a Western division inspection He announces double daily service will begin at Rotan at the earliest possible date and not later than August 1.
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports a 40 year sore healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The guaranteed remedy for piles burns and similar sores is sold by Price and Mitchell druggists for 25 cents.
A reflective piece from Fort Worth exploring the essence of friendship and loyalty. It ponders what it means to be a friend, to have a friend, and the certainty of steadfast support across actions, identity, and place.
A reflection on enduring friendship. The speaker notes a living soul who believes in you and never fails, a constant source of inspiration and defense for loved ones. It contrasts ideal friendship with abuses of trust and warns against unfair use within close bonds.
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Boroughs hails Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble, noting years of use in his family. He urges preparation before summer and cites availability at Price and Mitchell The Corner Drug Store Brownwood Texas. May 30. Brownwood schools elect three new teachers Lena Kidd Estelle Duran Mamie Maxwell. Dyspepsia tablets aid digestion. Fort Worth editor J R Ransone Jr visits after Galveston meeting and will attend Norfolk Jamestown Exposition events.
Stephenville Texas May 31 reports steel laying on the Stephenville North and South Railway will start in about ten days. Two flat cars and an engine from Chicago are en route. The bridge gang is driving piling for trestles over small streams. Two steel bridges are planned between Stephenville and Hamilton. The 42 mile road is already advanced enough to guarantee completion this fall.
Chief Maddox announced a city wide order to arrest anyone with no visible means of support. He said corner loafers threaten public order and prosperity and implicated all street corners in the crackdown.
E. W. Goodloe of Dallas reports trying Dr King’s New Life Pills over the past year and credits them with effectively disposing of malaria and biliousness. The pills do not grind or gripe and cost 25 cents at Price & Mitchell’s drug store.
Product advertisement for a pile treatment named Zan Pile, housed in a collapsible tube with a nozzle. Claims to relieve blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles. Priced at 56 cents with nozzle, guaranteed. */
Miss Bessie L. Bond aged 26 pleaded guilty in U S District Court to note raising and received a five year sentence with hard labor. She served as treasurer of the Union Central Methodist Episcopal Church South conference in Baltimore and altered a $10 note to $100 with cut from other notes for the conference fund. The fraud was found when the pastor tried to deposit the money. The report notes improper kidney disease ads follow.
W C Simpkins of Alba Texas endorses Herbine for chills fever and La Grippe praising its effectiveness for both children and adults. The ad notes the liver as a key organ and claims Herbine keeps it in condition.
Hillsboro on June 3 reports the smallpox outbreak is ended except for two or three cases among Black residents, nearly all patients discharged. No cases remain among whites.
A 20th century family remedy, Ballard's Snow Liniment is touted as a cure for rheumatism burns cuts sprains and neuralgia. Customer Mr C H Runyon of Stanberry Missouri reports using Snow Liniment for rheumatism and pain and praises its effectiveness. Price and Mitchell are listed as the sellers.
In district court S C Paddelford sues Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway for 2500 dollars claiming the farm horse was worth its earning power. Captain Jim Bostick testified the animal was valuable. it was injured in Dallas while loaded and later shot. A new bank in Waco is expected to begin by August first with F E McLarty likely cashier.
A local Mississippian endorses Bal lard's Horehound Syrup as a reliable remedy for coughs bronchitis influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. The testimonial from B B Laughter of Byhalia praises its effectiveness after trying many remedies. Price Mitchells advertises the product.
Rain began about 9 o clock and continued for five hours over Gatesville with general rainfall reported across the county. Crops are in fine shape except cotton which is a little backward due to cool weather. Odom and Walton advertise pure ice for parties and picnics on short notice.
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