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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
10
Soldiers discharged before the bonus bill’s signing can obtain the $60 by writing to the Zone Finance Officer at the Lemons Building in Washington DC. They must submit relief papers or final pay endorsements and detail all military service including induction location, first station, and the address for the check.
The message states that when the bonus is paid all personal papers will be returned and no further correspondence will be necessary. Soldiers are urged to apply for the bonus immediately.
Advertises White's Cream Worms Fuge as an approved remedy for worms in children. Claims worms cause pale cross fretful sickly behavior and that after treatment the child becomes strong healthy and robust. Sold by all druggists.
A humorous fragment centers on a husband described as anything but meek comparing him to a whispered blessing. The wit contrasts traditional virtue with a lively, unruly domestic scene, hinting at comic conflict within a married life.
O H Muzhaffney chief engineer of Life and Casualty building Nashville credits Tanlac with ending two years of agonizing stomach trouble and a 48 pound weight loss. He resumed eating, regained energy and normal sleep after starting Tanlac, sold in Clifton by Carpenter Brothers Drug Store.
A postcard from Pyt 1st Class L. W. McFadden of Company C, 315 Field Signal Battalion in the 90th division, stationed in Germany. He notes cold weather, plans to return to the United States by late March, and signs off as a friend.
A Timely Suggestion promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant to take and to provide relief from coughs and colds. The ad notes the remedy's wide reputation for cures and questions whether an old fashioned pocket knife bears the mark Made in Germany.
Camp Travis reports a sixty dollar bonus for all who served in the U S military or naval forces during the present war and were honorably discharged since April 6 1917. Reservists on inactive duty or later discharged may claim through the Zone Finance Officer in Washington D C with discharge papers and service records.
A terse quip notes that a man famed for stubborn resolve might be likened to pig iron, underscoring ironclad determination in a humorous fashion.
A 1910s style health note warns that colds weaken lungs and raise risk of pneumonia and other germ diseases. It claims longer colds increase danger and that quick treatment lowers risk. Mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a dependable, pleasant option.
A sharp social observation notes that the only kind of woman worth watching is the prudish type who assume every man nearby is either watching or courting her. The tone critiques gender expectations and public scrutiny in social life.
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