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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
7
A Texas divorce law change allows legal separation without showing fault. The old law required a six month period after divorce to remarry. The article notes the new rule takes effect June 1 and shifts how divorce proceedings proceed under state statute.
May 1926 records show stock, school bonds and public works including a Texas East Public Service transmission line from Marvinal to Longview, new intercounty bridge bids, inheritance tax filings, fire loss tallies, highway plans, license plate updates, and a Southwest Texas encampment for farm problem study with 48 counties expected.
Special correspondence from Cayote reports numerous visits across Clifton Fort Worth and surrounding communities. Names mentioned include Mrs RT Catbirth Emily, Mrs Vern Platt, Mrs Nora Lip Yepage, Mr C H Linton, Allison Miller, Hattie Lou Miller, A Landgraf, Joe Helton, Mrs D J Cutbirth, Henry Rich near Valley Mills, Vaughan, and Freda Landgraf. A gasoline scare involving a baby is noted but deemed not serious. Father’s Day services and social gatherings are highlighted.
A notice from the United States Patent Office in Washington lists six hundred patents related to a new de scen product for hair care. The document details the inventions and implies regulatory steps before market release.
Fragmentary text notes water from Marlin Lake exhausted after a period of depletion. The passage also mentions Benjamin Franklin and bifocal lenses, with additional garbled phrases about an aging Chinese newspaper.
The message promotes BLUE STAR REMEDY as a cure for skin itching and diseases. It makes unverified health claims and urges readers to try the product for relief from various skin conditions. No credible medical guidance is provided.
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