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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
7
The Cotton News urges restricted acreage and vigorous culture to beat boll weevil infection. Farmers are advised early planting, rapid stand, double weekly plowing, destroying squares and grubs, and maintaining two stalks per hill. If indolent, they should not plant cotton.
Sunday School starts at 10 with R. S. Clement as superintendent. Worship at 11 a.m. and again at night by the pastor J. H. Walker. Junior League gathers at 4 p.m.
The French government to erect a monument for the last American World War casualty. The American Legion will determine the soldier's name. The Northern Pacific transport was burned to water-line eleven miles off Cape May New Jersey. Arctic ice buildup may shift earth’s axis and flood oceans in 300 years. Chicago library fines total about 40000 yearly for a pension fund of roughly 200000. Fingerprint IDs to aid depositors at Chicago banks. A Scotch explorer plans a 3000 mile Sahara trek seeking zoological and archaeological specimens and a potential companion.
District Court actions include several debt cases and foreclosures with many judgments for plaintiffs. Notable items list jurors for Meridian petit jury and a marriage license. Local society notes report a Parents vs Teachers baseball game, house fire east of town, fundraising, college dormitory work, and a Meridan College matchup with Abilene Christian College.
About a thousand New York society women staffed nearly all hotel departments to raise funds. Debutantes served as bellhops waitresses clerks and cigar counter attendants while cabaret entertainment proceeded. Cash receipts from the day were donated to the Society for Prevention of Tuberculosis.
A compact aphorism states that no person is entirely bad and no woman is entirely bad, suggesting a universal nuance in moral judgment.
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