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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
3
Newton, Peter Schuttler and Weber Wagons present a design claiming enhanced strength and durability. The article highlights innovations in frame construction and load capacity, positioning Weber wagons as sturdier options for heavy workloads.
Cranfills Gap News notes Second Red Cross War Fund quota met by Frank Wotan of German Valley. Local visits include Jess Moore and Roy from Iredell, Sallie White of Lamkin, and many Ott family contacts. Leif Wallum joins the army at Camp Bowie.
The article explains chronic constipation results from insufficient moisture in stool. It recommends drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruit, outdoor exercise, and using mild laxatives. It warns against strong cathartics that dehydrate and worsen the condition and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as easy and pleasant to take.
In Dallas on June 1 the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church ordered the abolition of German in its schools and Sunday school. Pastor E. M said German would no longer be spoken except in church services to aid the oldest members who do not understand English.
Children affected by oo are pale and sickly and liable to contract fatal disease. WHITE'S CREAM VERmIFUGE advertised. Price 25 per bottle. Sold by Price & Stuart.
A man is allowed to speak first while his counterpart holds back, with the expectation that the other side will have their chance to address the matter later.
An old medical note urges applying Lain’s Ointment twice daily to massage the back muscles around the seat of pain thoroughly at each use. The instruction emphasizes consistent topical treatment for muscle discomfort.
The French used measurements from two shell holes in Paris factory awnings to deduce the long range German gun’s position. By tracing the shell’s trajectory with projectile law and wind data, they identified the cannon’s mouth in the forest of St Gobain and destroyed it with French artillery.
A vintage sales blurb urges readers to start using Prickly Ash Bitters to cleanse the blood liver and bowels and prevent illness during a busy season. The advertisement notes a price of $1.25 per bottle.
5 12 acres with 57 cultivated acres and remaining fine grass. Two 3-room house sets, one nearly new. Bargain at 55 dollars per acre. Located one fourth mile north of Womack on easy terms. Contact J. K. Proffitt or E. M. Erickson for details.
Clifton Garage advertises buying and selling new and second-hand Fords with notable bargains and used car listings.
Hill County Texas reports a surprisingly good harvest weather easing farm labor strain. Farmers rely on uninterrupted grain field work and reduced cotton field workload with many previously idle farmers aiding to curb overall labor demand for wartime needs.
A vintage health ad touts regular bowel movement as essential for vigor in age five work. It warns discomfort if skipped and notes a regular price of 50 cents, sold by Price &.
A humorous take on Missouri men who are tempted to touch the cheeks of passing women while examining fence and building paint for dryness. The quip highlights a local stereotype with light satire and regional color.
A garbled notice notes a product priced at $1.25 per bottle and suggests the item addresses stomach distress. The fragment mentions odors and corrective effects but lacks clear context or identifiable entities.
A pointed remark argues against calling very young infants attractive, equating beauty with an absurd standard like a monkey. The speaker uses sarcasm to challenge social judgments of infant appearance.
Miss Annie Webb Blanton of Denton filed her application with State Democratic Committee chairman W L Shurtleff to run for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. She is the only woman candidate for a state office. A longtime teacher at North Texas Normal in Denton for seventeen years, she previously served one term as president of the State Teachers' Association. She is a native Texan.
Advertisement for snow liniment claims itch relief and permanent cure with quick effect. Promotes gentle rubbing on affected parts and lists prices 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar per bottle. Sold by Price and Stuart.
A light treatise notes that some men at weddings appear without veils while women traditionally wear them, musing on customs and gender roles at modern ceremonies. The piece frames the image as a playful commentary on fashion norms and societal expectations.
Earle B. Mayfield, railroad commission member, returned from Dallas and announced he has no intention of re entering the race for governor. He said he is out of the contest to stay and his name will not be used in connection with the race. A Dallas rumor had suggested a possible re entry.
For sale 741 1 2 acres of land two and one half miles of the Gap about 120 acres in cultivation 120 more could be put in three dwelling houses one new six room house cost over 1500 abstract title 30 per acre If sold in 30 days will put in 75 head stock cattle Part cash to suit three
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