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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
18
Lawmakers debate a proposed bill to extend federal pensions. The discussion references preamble language and broader national welfare aims as representatives, including Kenablican members, weigh the implications and governance of such a program.
A 2 paragraph note reports Senator Sheppard praising temperance measures and urging a nationwide ban on liquor. Canadian temperance worker Spence backs extending the campaign as delegates vow to pursue prohibition with vigor at the convention.
A damaged OCR item mentions a patent remedy sold by a produce company, with scattered phrases about a benevolent product and a reference to remedies and specific terms. The legible parts hint at a shop notice for a remedy named in connection with a fire paint operation and a patent.
The Tanlac brand reportedly broke lifetime sales records as demand soared in the United States Canada and beyond. Officials cite 12 million bottles sold in four years with over one million in just the first ten weeks of the current year.
An old advertisement claims White's Cream Vermifuge can expel intestinal worms from children, promising quick, pure relief and health restoration. It mentions use during a time of public health concern and lists sale by druggists.
A talking near-man ape brought by Professor Garner of the Smithsonian Institute arrives in Washington aboard a Chicago bound vessel from Bordeaux. The creature allegedly speaks a mutual language with a mating partner, uttering phrases like hoo hoo for here now and hoot for where are you, as natives and soldiers aboard observe. The exhibit, set to open at the Smithsonian, includes observations on its behavior and supposed linguistic abilities.
A historical address stresses forgetting blunders and losses while valuing divine attributes like love and devotion. It warns that brooding over money harms relationships and urges placing worldly winnings on humanity's altar. The piece includes a satirical aside about thrift and flattery.
June at Versailles reports hotel Des Reservoiry servants refuse tips from the German peace delegation. Management announces a ten percent wage increase for workers to offset lost gratuities. The note blurs with unrelated chatter about a princess and social life.
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