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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
22
A fractured OCR item notes Hill County residents will vote on school and road bond questions. The text is garbled but suggests county officials and voters face bond measures with unspecified amounts and dates.
A Dallas man Wiley Vesperman reports curing himself of long term indigestion and rheumatic pains with Tanlac. He credits the medicine for restoring appetite and energy and enabling him to work again, despite prior illness and suffering. Tanlac is sold in Crifeon by Curp enter Bros. Drug Store.
Notice outlines the upcoming teachers certificates exam on April 4 and 5 with a split schedule by subject across Friday and Saturday. It lists geography, physiology, arithmetic, literature, geometry, history, psychology, spelling, method, and other topics, though the text contains many garbled phrases and misspellings.
An unclear historical clipping lists a mix of product names and prices including Bacon pen 82 for 16 and Mra Nettle Crout 2 Valley Mills. A line promotes HERWINE as a constipation cure sold by all druggists. A remark mentions a woman described as Princess with a natural figure.
Young Plant Co. of Fort Worth Texas offers frost proof cabbage plants grown for immediate shipping. Pricing listed include 1 000 plants at 2.60 dollars, 600 at 91 60, and 100 and 50 for lending varieties, with delivery available. Also advertising Miller rubber goods from Carpenter Bros. tfc.
Readable fragment reports Maggie Melker of Kirkland traveling to see her brother Jake amid wartime hardships. Also mentions John Cowen and Jens Jommon near Cary and a Reverend at Quatorate with Clarence Brown moving to Clifton to join Cornet Drug Store. notes reception of new duties anticipated.
Fragmentary OCR text references a bank on a street, local residents, and several named people in a community scene. It mentions a court-like or formal notice tone with references to subjects walking through rooms and families reacting to events. The piece resembles a cluttered local transcribed page with multiple names and places.
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