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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
3
An Ohio editor muses on spring and farming as a metaphor for art in a Toledo Blade piece. The column reflects soulful farming labor and notes fifteen thousand people paid a shilling each to view Princess Mary’s wedding presents, with proceeds benefitting charity.
DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE offers summer term rates effective June 1 1821 for a limited number of students. Gregg Shorthand and Deacon Courses in Book Keeping and Banking are highlighted with exclusive Dallas instruction. Applicants urged to write for rate sheets and to prepare for early fall positions. The Estey brigantine, once linked to anti slave trade efforts, is noted as beached at Duluth for use as an armory and naval reserve station.
School notes discuss state survey results and student activities at the public school. Mentions seniors rehearsing a play to debut on the 12th and a preacher sermon at the scholarium on Sunday May 24. Also notes Margery Frederick elected to a trades position, and Baylor College experience cited. United States case about Allied Powers payment from Germany referenced.
Noted testimonial from Mrs. Scott Saye Hee of Wichita Kansas claims five years of stomach troubles and indigestion were cured by Tanlac. She recounts dramatic relief after starting the remedy and recommends it, noting other local residents report improvements.
A garbled OCR fragment lists many proper nouns and partial phrases. It mentions people like Hayne, Mire, Jon, Walther, and Annie, plus scattered references to places and objects such as Haw, Hab, and Ue Mhel HN. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Beane and a plan or event near Silos, with references to AEA and a person named Mee ta tet ah Fee. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details for concrete attribution or outcome.
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