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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1915
Page
2
Mrs S F Grimes of Crooksville Ohio recalls her daughter suffering a severe whooping cough with a lung hemorrhage. She used Chamberlains Cough Remedy and reports immediate relief after starting the remedy and complete recovery after two bottles. The testimonial states the product is obtainable everywhere.
An optimistic endorsement urges readers to trust Dr King s New Discovery for colds. The ad claims the medicine heals by addressing the cause, penetrating throat linings and killing germs to allow Nature to act. Get a bottle today.
The statement notes Mr. Hearst leaning toward agreement with Mr. Wilson's stance of not rushing into war on either side, suggesting cautious foreign policy opinions amid mounting tensions.
A Carolina News editor reports chronic indigestion and liver trouble improved after taking three Chamberlains Tablets during a severe attack. He states he felt like a new man the next day and notes the medicine is obtainable everywhere.
A South Carolina plan to boost black cotton production faces a challenge as opponents push to preserve color line restrictions. The debate centers on whether racial integration can cross historical boundaries in agriculture and labor.
Mr BE Williams of Hamilton Ohio urges families to rely on Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for cold relief. He claims it soothes the throat and lungs, destroys germs, and aids nature. Available at local druggists for 2e.
Mrs Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne Indiana reports lasting relief from years of stomach trouble after using Chamberlains Tablets she bought at a local drug store. She says the heaviness after meals and abdominal pain disappeared promptly. Obtainable everywhere.
The text notes that German professors threaten to leave their colleges if the Allies’ ammunition sales do not stop. It suggests they may teach the advisability of using only made in America professors.
Advertises Sloan's Liniment as a penetrative remedy for rheumatic pains including acute chronic rheumatism headaches sciatica and lumbago. Claims instant relief with two or three daily applications and promotes a 25 cent bottle for emergency use.
A remark suggests that the large number of English hotel staff being sent to Flanders could tip the balance in favor of allied efforts, implying a strategic boost from skilled service personnel.
The article notes backache from rheumatism of muscles often affects hard working people. It recommends massaging the back with Chamberlain's Liniment two or three times daily for relief and says the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
A brief item notes cotton has been brought out of its grave or storage, marking a change in handling or display. The report provides minimal detail on location or context.
An ad describes the liver as a blood purifier and notes that impurities turn it black causing illness. It promises Dr King’s New Life Pills will clean the liver and restore energy, selling for 25 cents at druggists.
The Texas Telephone Company merged with Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co in Marlin, consolidating 700 phones on a single exchange. Business lines rise to 3.50 while residences stay at 2, saving about 4000 annually. The merger expands service and sets a model for Waco Ennis Walnut Springs Clifton and others.
A. B. Barret of Cleburne Texas leads Bible study and worship every Sunday at 10 a m with preaching on the first and third Sundays each month and a Saturday night session precedes. All cordially invited. Record and Dallas News cost $1.75.
The widow from Lock Haven Pennsylvania expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during her husband’s illness and death last Saturday. She notes possessions for sale including a milch cow a roan gelding eight years old and a black and white steer offered cheaply.
Automobile owners are urged to visit the local machine shop for free tire air filling and general repair services. The shop invites motorists to take advantage of free air and on site maintenance.
Neill Nelson recalls Clifton Texas notes that Constantinople remains on the map while Turkish presence endures. The weather forecast promises cooler days followed by a warmer spell, implying a shift in conditions and a wry nod to forecast wisdom.
Land offer of 424 acres at 15 dollars per acre located 12 miles west of Meridian with 50 acres under cultivation and 75 acres more cultivating. Water is deep with a good well and no other improvements. Payment terms include a first payment of 12 to 14 hundred dollars and balance over 1 to 10 years. Agent J. K. Proffitt promotes additional farms ranches and Clifton property plus four houses for rent.
The statement notes that the actual battles are expected to start in May while questioning who has been signaling or holding back during the interim period.
An old warning explains how dust stirring spreads disease germs and urges thorough disinfection of the home and building with Hoss' Dead Quick Spray. It notes Clifton sales by Price & Grimland.
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