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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
2
Fragments report a Granger incident where a child died after strangulation amid a troubled scene. The text references Mr and Mrs Demher and a shaken household, with unclear statements about blood and beds and a mysterious assertion by an investor about perception through the eye, suggesting a sensational, damaged OCR narrative with inconsistent details.
A garbled Texas page notes wheat and watermelon crop activity in multiple counties, road bond issues in Dehieldher and Dusinwen districts, and large bond measures for schools and courts. It mentions irrigation plans around Brownwood, alkali potash prospects near Tenota, and rising bank deposits in Texas as of April 1923. Weather is described as warm and favorable for field work with some regional crop deterioration and pest issues.
Dinaily urges American Legion and gathered members to shape public opinion for a world court to settle disputes before war. He warns against communism and anarchic ideas, urging legions to promote world peace and uphold democracy. The sermon cites King Robert Bruce and the postwar mission to carry on justice and liberty.
May 29 report from Madison Wisconsin announces a brain disease cure using the drug tryparsamid. Dr A S Loewenbart and Dr W F Lorenz of the Wisconsin State Hospital led years of trials on 42 cases of advanced paresis and geomotor ataxia with several patients returned to society.
Fragmented OCR fragment from Texas mentions a seven foot scammer figure and a person named Tredell in Andrews County region. Text is garbled with missing letters and unclear actions or dates.
In a humorous exchange the characters debate if a newborn baby resembles a tiny creature. The dialogue plays with facial features and parental concern, underscoring a whimsical tone about how infants are perceived by adults.
Hillboro Texas June 3 crowded gathering heard Dr J Frank Norris of Fort Worth address "The Menace of Evolution." He charged multiple Baptist schools with teaching evolution and named several Hill County churches.
A will from Indians proposes penalties of imprisonment from one to two years for conviction of illegally transporting liquor in any vehicle. It warns such acts will endanger driving by drunken motor drivers.
A regional poem extols Texas as a land of liberty and justice. It praises the state, its people, the flag, and the ideals of freedom and equality. The piece lauds the courage of Texans and expresses a pledge to serve the state and nation.
Waxahachie Texas June 1 the grand jury finished its term and adjourned its final report urging parents to supervise their children and to end young girls taking late night automobile rides, calling for closer oversight after a prior land jury report.
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