Cool Clothes for the Hot Summer Days
Advertisement notes men's rool underwear and union suits designed for summer wear. Mentions button troubles, fabric quality, and a variety of materials. Prices listed around $1.25 to $2.00 per unit.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
4
Advertisement notes men's rool underwear and union suits designed for summer wear. Mentions button troubles, fabric quality, and a variety of materials. Prices listed around $1.25 to $2.00 per unit.
Neckwear premiere brings snappy lines of pickwear in silk four in hands with new shades and patterns. A large line of wash ties in fashions and solid colors at two and a?
Phoenix Hose For Men advertises a complete range of hose in fancy and solid colors for men, plus ladies and children options. The copy promises superior quality for money and invites customers to view the full selection.
Advertises complete stock of shirts for young men including fancy silk shirts at affordable prices. Highlights a big line of mad rag and Pecal shirts in a wide range of patterns.
The Cranfills Gap column reports local happenings including a serous accident, a field crop effort, letters from Europe, community visits, religious services, Red Cross activity, and health notices. It mentions a teacher’s absence, a missing finger incident, farm work, and civic updates amid wartime effort in the town.
Dallas reports National War Savings Day activities expanding across Texas counties with chairman efforts enrolling diverse groups. Governor Hobby supports the program budgeting one thousand dollars per prison town and urging stamps purchases, while leaders push community drives and public appeals for timely participation.
At the Cleburne district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church a session announced Judge and Mrs. M. H. Winaten of Morgan willed two houses valued at 65,000 to the conference. Proceeds will fund support for superannuated preachers and memorialize their son who died in a local auto accident last year.
A hen named Temple, an English White Leghorn owned by Mrs Dr Reynolds, reportedly laid her first egg before four months old, a possible world record. Reynolds says the hen hatched around February 22 and laid on June 1, according to the Temple Telegram.
Fragmented OCR reports Mrs Husphy plans arrival in the United States and citizenship status after residence in Gere. state department and Department of Justice involvement mentioned. Also includes dubious medical advice on constipation and laxatives interwoven with the narrative.
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