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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1933
Page
3
The campus paper praises travel via reading and imagination, urging readers to explore distant places through books due to cost and time limits. It promotes using travel writings to gain rich experiences without leaving home and suggests reading as a substitute for real journeys.
A reflective piece on rainy murky weather affecting mood, citing an eminent physician and the dampening effect of overcast skies. It recalls a household where gloomy days are countered by warmth, reading, and the aroma of hot vegetable soup.
Dr. F. Je Thomas of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station urges the earliest possible destruction of cotton stalks to cut boll weevil numbers before hibernation. He advises plowing under or turning under stalks, and using animals to clear fields when plowing is impractical, stressing community action and individual effort to reduce next spring infestations.
At Live Oak Hall on Friday November 10 a public music event features Carl Wornington and his Gold Diggers. Admission details unspecified. all are invited to attend this community entertainment with live band performances.
An editorial urges every citizen to fulfill the duty to help the needy without waiting for government relief. It praises President Roosevelt for speaking on the issue and stresses personal responsibility, community aid, and the danger of relying solely on federal welfare. It insists aid should come from individuals and organizations, not government alms.
A mangled OCR fragment notes rights to two parties regarding a farm and highway access. It mentions ownership duties and possible fees but is unreadable for precise names, dates, or locations.
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