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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
6
The Tyler Commercial College in Texas trials music in typing lessons to improve rhythm and accuracy. Instructors claim this approach builds a steady pace and uniform keystrokes, helping students maintain a constant speed while producing precise work.
A fragmentary tale references Mrs Corntine and a strange scene with cats and crows. The text mentions the ajial Kingdoms and a life tied to the Washingcam Star in a quizzical, garbled narration.
Dr Jamett attended the State Medical Expo scene for Basta Lani work. Mow Heverly Jones of Wace visits to inspect relatives. Trias C. Shaler conducted business in Weve last week. Theo Myer of Manheim visited. ALS Tweedy and Copia Rink of Tempe were in town Monday. Meridian’s Christian assisted in the City Cafe during Mrs Jerry Christian’s absence. Mrs Cates of Terrell visiting Aloe See’s home. E A Onhoree of W J Rich Interests handled business Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jeter and child from Crowfoed visited in the city. Vaile Barrett and Adis Shafar went to Fort Worth for clothes. Henry Marrigon and his wife visited from Wath Petey. The Mable Pie Line at the Pump Station opened the tall barn yard events.
The note lists numerous visitors and relatives passing through Meridian and nearby towns last week. Names include Mr and Mrs Craig M Logan, Uncle Tom Williams, Daca Laper, Joe McNeill, Jerry Christian, Juanita Compton, Meredith Campbell of Dallas, John 3 Poot, Thad Jarrett, Mrs Elle B Jarrett, Tom Sears, W S Turner, Mey dees Faulkner, Pad ner, RM Townley, Jarrett, Mrs Cae Hallmark, Uncle Charley Granger, Sherwood And family, Mina Short, Mrs W H Benton, Ward of Fort Worth, Charley Campbell, Dusty, Henry Smith, Jam, Mrs Fevole and Thelma, and John Mercer among others, all noted as visiting relatives, staying with friends, or attending local events.
A Dallas presentation promotes Draughon’s Practical Business College with four weeks of training and a free trial month. Demonstrations show typewriters, bookkeeping and Vox systems, inviting attendees to enroll at regular monthly rates if interested.
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