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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1927
Page
7
The demand for fur increases as natural furs grow scarce. Rabbit skins are transformed into high value garments through careful processing and artificial tanning. Operators refine hides to imitate costly furs, using machines to rub and brush to the best possible condition.
A cryptic sale notice promises a Jar of Blue Star Remedy with vague claims and a peculiar warning about “BROTHERS” and clotting, suggesting a quirky or dubious product pitch in a damaged text segment.
Texas and Texans discuss cotton and textile production with Texas supplying a large share of cotton spindles and manufacturing. The piece notes Texas potential in oil, pecans, vegetables like spinach, and poultry, and cites growth in Amarillo Hereford and Corpus Christi development projects and notable local figures.
Valley Mills residents report moving days and visits with kin across Breckenridge Dallas and Waco. Local names include Adams Goodall Hinton Nowlin Carter and McNeill with Baylor and Meridian connections noted among short travels and family gatherings.
Washington report notes Representative Tom Connally of Texas condemned the Coolidge administration for policy toward Nicaragua and the Central American situation. He criticized a proposed 100 year treaty, questioned State Department actions, and referenced Diaz and U.S. influence in Mexico. The speech drew Democratic applause before adjournment and touched on the broader U.S. stance in the region.
South Dakota tests large ring magnets to clear roads of nails and iron debris to protect automobilists from punctures. Early experiments show a magnet pulling up nails and nails and iron particles from a half mile stretch, with potential savings in road repair costs.
A mangled ad from The Amstiat Nursery and P. T. Ramsey announces tree planting incentives. It urges readers to write with plant choices and promises a special premium payment. The text also randomly mentions Texan themes and “nearly one hundred whales” sent to Alaskan waters, reflecting garbled content.
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