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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1928
Page
6
A rugged traveler speaks of decades on foot across the United States, noting a shift from old style roaming to modern living. He rejects ambition, preferring life without purpose as society evolves, and laments youth seeking easy ease rather than work or meaning.
Ben and Ct Cooper report on veering conditions in the east bay area as authorities issue alerts. Officials warn of changing winds and advise motorists and residents to seek shelter and follow local guidance.
Almost a quarter century ago a young graduate earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Gomera. The text, fragmentary and garbled, hints at a ceremony or gown and mentions Te eaivad and a fate tied to a fort Tiber.
The piece argues that from 1918 to 1908 the majority of incidents involve men defending themselves, challenging the notion that disarming citizens prevents crime. It notes many killers were acquitted by insanity pleas or fears of decency and crime, urging reconsideration of pistol controls as a remedy.
A garbled OCR report describes Olle Martin, a Heart O Tomas rancher near Woe Mountain in Maron county by Kerr county line, detailing a recent cattle event with twelve cows penned, five slaves mentioned, and uncertain outcomes.
London scientists report copper and tin deposits depleting while gold remains abundant, urging substitution as copper and tin become highly valuable. Alluvial Cornish tin exhausted. Britain may rely on Bolivia and other small deposits. Transmutation dreams and space material sourcing loom in future physics debates. New York City spends over $3,000,100 yearly on street snow removal.
The Ladies Aid of the Imman Jatheran Chach met at Mrs A Kunkel's home for a regular meeting. The pastor opened with prayer. Plans were made for a box supper next Thursday May 17 at Mr and Mrs Wilt Kruager's home. Members 18, visitors 4, lunch served. Mrs Eilen Olson invited the Aid to her home for the next meeting. The Record and Dallas News 50 cents.
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