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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
2
Mr W N Parsons of this city endorses Thedford's Black-Draught as the best liver medicine for sour stomach indigestion and related torpid liver issues. He asserts it regulates liver function and cleanses bowels, recommending it to others and warning against imitations.
The Muse School lists students for the seventh month honor roll with names across grades including Fifth Grade Joseph Duhenrt and Madeline Ringnese. Other notable students include Lois Hoel and Nora Nelson with varied marks.
Ming Myrtte Tohnwan attended last Saturday gathering. Miss Lillie Gulwick from Dalian visited relatives and friends Mira Madeline Rinenees earned a scholarship at Clifton Lutheran College. The Norse school year closed with a dinner program and evening concert. the play received praise for its quality and execution.
An advertisement promises Blue Star Remedy for skin conditions including eczema ringworm and dandruff. It guarantees a refund if not satisfied and is attributed to Price and Stuart.
Mia, a Topeka resident, reports years of nervous indigestion and poor sleep improved after taking Tanine. She claims better appetite and digestion and says she can now perform housework, praising Tanine as a grand remedy sold by good druggists.
Notice to Clifton Independent School District voters of a June 1922 bond election to authorize issuing 1160000 for 40 years to add brick and stone to Clifton Public Free School. Tax levy to fund interest and principal, election at Clifton City Hall with H C Bradstreet judge and clerks Joe Helton R T Womack. TOM C PARKS President. R R WALDROP Secretary.
Senator Morris Sheppard warned that Japanese influence could overrun parts of California and Hawaiʻi as he spoke on the four power pact ratification. He cited rising Japanese birth rates, loyalty to Japan, and a pervasive home-government link, predicting Japan’s growth could reach over a million in California in forty years. The speech framed fears of empire and loyalty amid immigration and border labor.
Mine Mary Culberson daughter of Senator Charles A Culberson Texas sailed today from New York on the Lapland for an extended Europe tour. Senator Culberson denied the sailing was connected to recent notoriety involving Alexander Robertson Burns detectives and an attempted marriage. The trip was planned for months by Mine Culberson and her parents.
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