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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1939
Page
3
Ruth J Cooper outlines a nutrition standard called Safe Diet. It emphasizes daily portions of meat vegetables fruit and grains, with liver weekly and three meat portions weekly. The guide argues proper nutrition supports health, vitality, and economic independence through balanced eating and local food production.
Clifton College notes exam worries and year end gatherings including a senior play and a dental puppet show. Local band and Harmonies entertain as seniors attend a barbecue and art exhibit opens May 34. Texas eggs featured as a nutritious staple with health tips from A and M Extension Service and a potato chip factory note.
A long, affectionate reminiscence from a Navy hospital ship crew member recounts port calls and revels at sea. The writer notes voyages from Norfolk to Guantanamo Bay, St Thomas, and Kingston, Jamaica, with humorous encounters, tropical sights, and local color amid the cruise’s monotony.
A local notice touts Borides and a full prescription department under registered pharmacist Mr. W. 5. Prestridge. It promises reasonable charges and correct treatment, aiming to expand the number of satisfied customers and continues thanks for business.
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls a humble friendship with bright eyes and a quick laugh. The lovers of memory reflect on a parting after a motor launch accident, the hunting isle, and a brief Nave folk visit with fair ladies. The writer vows to return someday to Texas.
Patricia Wilson was en route to school when a bolt tore off an otter cape from her shoulders causing a sharp pain in her head. She was unharmed otherwise and continued to school. The report notes a faulty scene and cites a rough estimate that 14,000 Americans play some kind of radical instrument.
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