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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
6
Richland reports a 105 year old African American man said to be the oldest living person in the state. He walked without aid, cannot read, and recalls being sold to a Texas planter at 17 for $300. This year he grew a cotton crop entirely by himself.
Neely Hill of Live Oak and Misseille Hall near Decatur wed at a social gathering after visiting Jay and Preas. Poultry and Stock Show held Saturday drew crowds and satisfaction. The Bi Olaf congregation hosted a large event at Rock Church with Rev. D A Rogers and family visiting Gap. Elsie Grimland recovered at her parents home and could go out again. Charley Jermstad assumed charge of the City Garage Monday. The Methodist church held a big day with Rev. J A Creed of Fort Worth delivering sermons and participating in a program with Rev. Rowan Prof. Boons and Rev. Whitley.
An historic supply ad urges readers to enroll in Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas offering correspondence courses in telegraphy shorthand typewriting bookkeeping and business administration. It claims refund of tuition if a course is not completed and stresses flexible home study with savings in time and salary.
A night audience at the Methodist Home event regrets Superintendent Barnett's absence due to illness. The Masonic anniversary program for George Washington is planned with Rev Clarence Morton and Prof Boone giving addresses. Also notes Poultry and Sick Show success, local youths Aaron Pederson and Hans Dahl heading to Tyler, and soda fountain trend in Britain.
Rev J M Bridges of Meorkboro North Carolina praises Taniac as a tonic and stomach aid claiming it revived his digestion nerves and sleep after years of indigestion and weight loss. He asserts it built him up and restored strength.
A column discusses happiness and envy in daily life, asserting that few are wholly content. It suggests everyone may envy others at times, but self envy could be wiser, urging prudence with money and appreciating one’s own health, home, and talents. It ends with a light promotion for The Home Grocery Co.
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