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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
2
A short note explains that a battery's effectiveness comes from its acid, not evaporation water. It states evaporation affects only water and never the acid, which remains strong unless spilled. Only water should be added, just enough to keep the solution within a quarter inch of the plate tops. Clifton Texas.
Curiton returns from Washington to contend with litigation over the Red River boundary with Oklahoma. The filing and replication process may require more time before taking testimony.
Local residents recount visits and illnesses as Valley Mills community notes, with references to Ta n iac tonic use and relief stories. Names like Mrs. Parker and J L Lawrence appear among multiple visitors and family updates. a longtime resident describes stomach woes eased after trying a remedy, while others report flu and congestion in recent days.
Local notes report campaigns and social visits including a precinct candidate meeting with Coleman for County lech, Jess Mina Mary Gibbs visiting Liver Clifton Inst, and J. B. Hanlin in town. Other items mention Sanford Pool returning from Fort Worth, Mrs. Crow of Waco visiting, and various residents’ daily routines. The Tribune notes a boxing camp and medical ads for Chamberlain's Tablets and Tanlae, praising laxative and digestive benefits.
An unusual fragment of an old advertisement text speaks of tonics and remedies for bodily pain and health claims. It mentions perfumes, strength, and various dubious cures, with awkward phrasing and jumbled product references.
A rough local notice indicates stockmen will insure cattle at Roy Farm with a payment of 15.00 and mentions a colt named Badtp. The record notes a price of 2.20 per year for the cow at the Dallas Newe event.
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