Carpenter Bros Dedeg Store Glisten Texas
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1928
Page
2
Onward Christian Soldiers Song Debate In Coal Strike
The county court grants a preliminary injunction in the coal fields of Pennsylvania, restricting miners from singing Onward Christian Soldiers as hostile to the strike. Senate members assigned to study coal-wage conditions have not been cited for contempt. Arthur Sullivan is noted as the composer, with discussion of the hymn's global popularity and its unintended use during strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynes
Pennsylvania
United State Senate
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Gilbert Mad Sullivan
Yorkshire
England
Hobury Big School
Sal Maring Gould
Indianapalia News
Whaling Industry Prompts High Values and Trade
Dr Mas L. Behmitt of the Museum explains that beached whales yield soap stock, bone char coal for sugar refining, and chicken feed. A single whale can fetch up to 10 000 dollars. harpooners are highly paid, with the trade centered near the South Pole and at Eureka California. A similar land-based factory in Beotland processes humpback products for export, while higher California whale values top 2 500 dollars. The activity is tied to Quebec families passing whale knowledge down through generations as exports reach Beotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
L. Behmitt
Behmitt
California
Quebec
Canada
Colonial
S Times
Copley Amory
Memington Kellogg
United|states Biological Survey
Society
Uch
Kellogg
Hatteras
N. C
Boward
Wordell
Vwutehmakees
Fragmentary town column contains garbled reminiscences
OCR reads like a broken local page with scattered garbled phrases about anniversaries, coffee, a merry go round, polling, beverage sales, dresses, hogs, and a chef named Mason. Key entities and coherent facts are largely unreadable, yielding a fragmented, non cohesive snapshot rather than a clear event.
Clifton Ranare Defeats Doles Home in Tight Pow
Local report notes Clifton Ranare edged Doles Home in a close pow contest. Details are scarce due to partial OCR, but score line suggests a narrow victory and key plays involving Clifton Ranare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Ranare
Rene
Coffee Not Harmful to Most Drinkers Says Study
McKinney Examiner reports Dr Ralph H Cheney of the University of New York states coffee suits ninety five percent of adults. He notes a small dose mildly energizes the brain and body, aiding coordination and reducing fatigue with no apparent rebound effects. A minority cannot digest coffee well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Norttern
Ralph H. Cheney
University of New York
The
New Yo Times
McKinney Examiner
Towns Falling Into River In Kentucky Flooded Area
In Columbus Kentucky the town is described as sliding toward the Mississippi River amid great floods. The narrative notes many riverbank towns vanish as banks erode and land shifts, wiping out homes and livelihoods along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kentucky
Miarhesippi
Father of Waters
Howsee
Othier
Railroads as National Backbone and Resource Driver
Dr Henry M Payne argues in Nature Resources and National Problems that moving freight by rail requires immense manpower and that railroads support 21 billion dollars in investment, 35 percent of world mileage, and 10 percent of global coal steel and lumber outputs. He urges protection and investment to keep service strong and securities attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mar Payne
United States
China
Anas Ind
Dr D A Physician and Surgeon Clifton Texas
A historic notice lists Dr D A physician and surgeon with office at Carpenter Brom Drug Store in Clifton Texas and day and night phone numbers 62 and 24s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A
Carpenter Brom
Clifton
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fiahar
M.L Roberts
Walles
Povinia
J. C. Carpenter
Carpenter Bros
Glisten, Texas
Tuas
Waco
Ey Vom
Tormence
Brewster
Ector
Midland
Glasscock
Howard
Martin
Andrews
Rio Grande Valley
Tealth
Calia Moore
State Health Department
Neale Bertrand
Jeannot
Nivet
Glarkaville
Natal
Fryer
Mason
Thas
Coats
Wm. Cameron & Co., Inc. Lumber Chas, R. Nelson, Mgr. Telephone
Clifton, Texas
American Mailroads
World Wonder
Clifton Tailors
Ringniegs
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