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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item references trains and routes toward Muffalo and Syrecuee with Eden's care. It hints at directions and changes, mentioning Laty, Kechange, and printed notes about travel paths without clear dates or places. The readable bits suggest a transportation notice or timetable fragment.
The excerpt outlines a detailed chain of party conventions, delegate plans, and filing deadlines from May through December, with county and state levels for Republican and Democratic activities. It notes the Susamdoah dirigible inspection by British officials and suggests future transatlantic transport potential, plus a regional tally of cotton shipments in Illinois in 192%.
Statewide items describe road and bridge work between Chesanan and tee For' Meet Comty Une and a Waco district water project. The White Board of education purchase and a tax easing are noted. The Wharton County Intersebeantie League meet and county road plans are highlighted, along with a large cotton and wheat industry note and Teas railroad tariff discussions. The Crochattie water system uses electric pumps, and a 200,900 deposit concerns federal to state fund conversion.
A fragmentary handbill lists university staff shifts and regional appointments. It mentions geology professor W. P. Uybew and others, plus adjustments in several Texas counties involving commissioners and district judges. The document references Interstate Commerce Commission actions, a railroad certificate, and a large insurance payment by Hartford Fire Insurance to the Texas Insurance Department. Additional items include resignations, legal appointments, and a Kerrville state hospital soldier presence.
A health notice discusses stale breath being linked to stomach trouble and inactive bowels. It claims the chi method restores normal stomach activity as the only effective remedy, suggesting breath improvement follows bowel and digestion alignment.
A plea to citizens and employers about supporting the National Guard amid community unrest and threats. It urges sacrifice and organized effort to protect homes and families, noting the Guard’s role in riot, disaster, and violence as civil authorities falter. It emphasizes training, readiness, and moderate contributions to strengthen local safety.
A scrap-book entry from a Maryland resident quotes a New York custom claiming Albany has 400 dwellings and 2400 inhabitants, all facing the street with gable ends toward the curb, reflecting a peculiar bygone urban detail.
An advertisement touts Pepsinated Calomel as gentler than traditional calomel with English calomel and papain. It claims relief from indigestion biliousness bed colds constipation and sick headaches with a quick pleasant effect. One tablet at bedtime supposedly leaves you hungry and well.
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