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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
3
Governor Neff endorses a statewide program to employ ex service members by March 20 Men’s Day. He calls for Texan citizens and American Legion locals to help place veterans in open jobs with the slogan A job for every exservice man. Local ad copy also mentions a dandruff product placed within the text.
A reflective piece argues strong fatherhood builds men through example not force. It cites a mother and various fathers guiding sons with shared activities from boxing to sports, politics, and daily routines, stressing presence, discussion, and steady restraint as keys to shaping character.
Public School Notes recounts a March PTA benefit play and a week of events at a Texas school. It lists track and debate competitors, teachers, and students, with remarks from State meet judge H F emphasizing district honor and urging interschool practice against Baylor State and Georgetown.
March 18 marked the birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Colwick. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Heimer Aura last week. Nora Rogstad Minnie Reler and Madeline Ringness with Ole Ringness and Glen Ringness attended a Meridian declamation event. Made line Ringness placed second. The Norse and Cove Springs basketball game Tuesday ended with Cove Springs 26 Norse 12. Norse boys 11 to 7.
An old notice markets Mine Star Remedy for various skin ailments on children. It claims a money back guarantee if not satisfied and offers payment via mail order. The wording resembles a damaged ad with exaggerated health claims and no verifiable details.
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