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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
7
A farm publicity piece touts The Country Gentleman as a trusted weekly offering money making tips. It claims subscribers have prospered and urges farmers to read and follow its advice in their county communities.
The notice advertises a yearly subscription for The Country Gentleman at one dollar, touting profitable returns to farmers and urging immediate start of service. It emphasizes deals, charges to accounts, and a persuasive sales tone.
An early 20th century advertisement urges buying Martin's Wonderful Blue Bug Killer for chickens and Cotton Seed for planting. It promotes Cotton Seed from Farmers Gin Company and notes subscription rates for The Cotton Record and Dallas News, urging quick orders as supplies run low. The snippet ends with a humorous remark about fashion and listening to women.
An old advertisement claims HERMING relieves indigestion and pain in minutes by forming a fermented matter that moves into the bowels where it is expelled. Sold by all druggists.
The Cleburne Daily Enterprise cites labor shortage and rising costs as factors shaping national unrest and prosperity. It argues mobility and higher wages draw renters away, boosting demand for roads automobiles and farm labor, while urging Americans to seize opportunities and support national growth.
Washington discusses reprisal reforms with Rep Marvin Jones proposing business appointees to the Quartermaster Corps and higher temporary ranks. Connally blocks shifts favoring regular officers. matching moves seek to allow lower ranks for war entrants. A medical ad appears amid the text.
An Oklahoma City reader endorses Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for lingering coughs and weakness. The ad claims the tonic purifies blood and restores vim and vigor, offering a trial package via mail from Buffalo New York, touting widespread family use and quick relief from winter ailments.
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