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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
22
The June casualty list names nine men killed in action including Lieutenant Frans Barrett of Gatenville Texas and Private Fetig Dolese Jr of Albemarle North Carolina. Other names span several towns with hometowns and units noted.
A fragment lists numerous names associated with Bosque and Coryell County notaries and officials, mixing with government recruitment notices and local items. The text shows a jumble of names, places such as Bosque and Coryell, and unrelated clippings about exams and business schools.
A printed report reveals long running bribery by Texas lawyers in a pardon scheme. Convicts or relatives paid lawyers from $34 to $5000 for letters and petitions, but the board was misled and pardons never pursued. Officials cite increased travel funds as a factor in lax oversight and demand reform.
A 1909 reader from Innaville, Pennsylvania recalls relief after using free samples of Chamberlain’s Tablets for indigestion. He reports no further attacks after trying the remedy.
A garbled May 11 1919 letter from Sayn Germany honors mothers for wartime sacrifices. It laments mothers bearing losses and praises bravery on silent battlefields, naming Captain GA Grimland and others while urging resilience. It ends with an advertisement for Ballard's Snow Liniment.
An advertisement touts Rich Tone 2 as a home treatment that imitates a famous health resort regimen. It claims powerful vitality benefits from a two-section bottle and targets men and women seeking renewed vigor, urging immediate purchase for one dollar at PRICE & STUART, Druggists.
Copenhagen reports the German government distributing full text of the peace terms in German English and French. Volumes are displayed in Scandinavian bookstalls and issued by the German admiralty printing establishment. The scene reflects Germany framing the war as a noble cause.
Public notice warns that land is posted and hunting is forbidden with legal penalty implied. The text then devolves into incoherent commentary about inability to act due to others not doing their part.
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