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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1937
Page
6
A garbled montage mentions Hitler and Nazi propaganda, anti Nazi cinema, and refugee relief appeals in Riverside and New York. The text hints at religious conflict, censorship, and dictatorial orders affecting religious communities and press coverage.
Yinka Williams visits Fort Worth for a school week wrap with students learning geography. Pupils study Texas crops and the north pole, attend a fishing party, and prepare a three act play One Minute of Twelve. The program ends with a softball game and supper. Aluminum prices noted from 1855 to 1910 and US production valued at four million dollars.
Fragmentary text discusses a supposed public health issue linked to the Himalaya mountain rainfall. It mentions an annual rainfall figure of 550 inches and a ten year period, with unclear references to a city or country. The passage is incomplete and lacks verifiable entities.
Carl Philipp offers three mules and a mare with a saddle horse and all farm tools for sale at Gohlke farm in Janes Chapel community. Sale date from 10 to 2.
The writer discusses a ventilation gadget in a town car that directs fresh air while keeping smoke out, enabling adjustable fan speed and sound. He notes passenger trains and rail travel rising due to lower fares and the allure of air travel, and mentions the new Clipper planes expanding trans Pacific routes. The piece covers broader topics including a future around the world in under three weeks, lighter craft development, private vs government control in passenger flight, and a labor shortage in building trades with skilled workers scarce. The report references Buck County home projects, a labor squeeze in New York City contractors, and historical notes on human prints found in ruins near France and other regions.
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