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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
6
A Los Angeles reader extols Arbuckles Coffee decades after trying rivals, praising its aroma and reliability. The letter notes Arbuckles’ place as the first roasted packaged coffee and claims sales dominance. The writer asserts lower prices reflect a larger business scale and urges avoiding inferior loose coffees.
In Justice Ward s court W A Alexander waived exam and was released on 500 bond to answer assault with firearms on A W McVeigh a Santa Fe railroad man wounded Friday night McVeigh lies in Santa Fe hospital with a badly shattered hip Grand jury to investigate this week in Temple Texas.
A severe cold can be broken up quickly with early treatment. The first symptoms include a dry loud cough a profuse watery nasal discharge and a white coating on the tongue. Chamberlain's cough remedy taken hourly at onset counteracts the cold and restores health within a day or two. Sold by Price Mitchell The Corner Drug Store.
An editor recalls a conversation among women about language misunderstandings. The remark hints at a stubborn mishearing of English and ends with an instruction to a reader to interpret a garbled phrase about bias and gore.
The excerpt describes stitching methods for a garment with ruffles and appliques, including scalloping the insertion and gathering the gusset with a French fell ed medallion. It then shifts to a brief promotion for Dewitt's Little Early Riser pills, claiming they’re small safe and effective and sold by Price and Mitchell.
Rotan Texas May 31 Col Chas Hamilton vice president and general manager of the Texas Central with other officials visited for a Western division inspection He announces double daily service will be provided to Rotan at the earliest possible date not later than August 1.
John Jarrett of North Mills North Carolina reports a 40 year walking-stick sore healed after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The product is guaranteed for piles burns and related conditions and sold by Price Mitchell druggists for 25 cents.
A fragment from a Fort Worth Record piece ponders what it means to be a friend and to have one, exploring loyalty and identity. The passage asks readers to consider how friendship endures through actions and personal certainty across places and circumstances.
The passage argues friendship is a rare constant source of support and inspiration yet easily abused. It notes one loyal soul who stands with another in sun and storm, comparing friendship to Damon to Pythias while warning against unfair use and overstated claims.
Bluffton Indiana resident Mr M F Boroughs praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble after years of use in his family. It is advised to buy now and be prepared. Brownwood Texas May 30.
Stephenville Texas May 31 Work of laying steel on the Stephenville North and South Railway will begin in about ten days. Two flat cars and an engine for the road are en route from Chicago. The bridge gang is driving piling for trestles across small streams. Two steel bridges will be built between Stephenville and Hamilton. The road will be forty two miles long and is already far enough advanced to insure its completion this fall.
Chief Maddox announced an citywide order to arrest anyone listed as without visible means of support. He said there is too much prosperity and work to tolerate corner loafers, who are ripe for mischief at any time.
Mr EB W Goodloe of Dallas reports discovery of Dr King’s New Life Pills. He says the remedy effectively disposes of malaria and billions without grinding or griping. Sold at Price Mitchell’s drug store for 2 cents.
In treating piles the remedy is packed in a collapsible tube with nozzle. It reaches the affected spot and relieves blind bleeding itching and protruding piles. Price is 56 cents with nozzle guaranteed by Price and Mitchell.
Miss Bessie L. Bond, 26, pleaded guilty in U S District Court to note raising and was sentenced to five years in jail at hard labor. As treasurer of the Union Central Methodist Episcopal Church South conference in Baltimore she altered a $10 note to $100 with cut from other notes and gave it to the pastor to fund the conference. The fraud was exposed when the pastor tried to deposit the money.
W C Simpkins of Alba Texas reports using Herbine for chills fever and la grippe and says it keeps the liver in condition and is as good for children as adults. He would not be without it and recommends it. Price Mitchell.
Hillsboro health authorities announce the smallpox epidemic is ended with only two or three cases among negro residents near discharge. No active cases remain among whites.
Mr. C. H. Runyon of Stanberry Missouri testifies Snow Liniment relieves rheumatism burns cuts sprains and neuralgia. The advert notes Ballard’s Snow Liniment as the family liniment of the twentieth century and mentions Price and Mitchell.
In district court S C Padelford sues Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway for damages over the death of a blood horse. Captain Jim Bostick of Fort Worth testified the animal was worth 2500 dollars. The suit alleges the horse was injured in Dallas while being loaded and later shot. The case highlights spring cleansing medicines and local business news.
testimonial from B. B. Laughter of Byhalia Mississippi praising Bal lard's Horehound Syrup as best remedy for croup and coughs and influenza bronchitis and other pulmonary diseases with price and merchant details included.
Gatesville residents report steady rain from early morning for about five hours with telephone lines confirming widespread precipitation. Crop conditions are generally good though cotton lags due to cool temperatures.
The advertisement states ready supply of fine stim for parties and picnics in any quantity on short notice, promoting quick service from Odom and Walton.
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