Interesting News at Cranfili Gap
Local pieces report on school plans starting November 17 led by Mise Tina Thompson and Murphree's return from Swernendale with upbeat notes on Crantitte contingent. Community updates include travel, visits, weather talks, and a corrective editorial voice about roads and local services, plus a long grocery of neighborly notices and an odd medical advertising finale.
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Gear
Mise Tina ‘Thompson
Murphree
Swernendale
Crantitte
Inp
C. Royall
Route 4
Iredell
Weed
Louie Il
Roy
Tanlae Relief Recalls Sleep Improvements and Energy
A patient recounts relief after using Tanlae from heading druggists, noting better sleep and renewed energy after years of fatigue and dread. She describes persistent pain and household fatigue but credits Tanlae with improving her condition and daily function.
Cost Of Producing Cotton In Alabama Opinion Piece
The Vernun Record argues the state departments overestimate cotton costs and assume one crop farming. It challenges the 3,160 production cost, 44 cents per pound figure, and suggests a diversified farming plan could yield profits at 35 to 40 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Vernun
Fragmentary remark on marriage and girlhood in old text
The fragment discusses an old maid of 35 and comments that many girls marry young, implying marriage can rob a woman of her girlhood as she remains under social pressure. It preserves the cautious tone of a historical newspaper clipping and notes the dated view on female life stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firlhood
Birth Story and Medical Advice in Unia Place Record
Kathleen Fi-Mre of Dallas Pring at Unia Place recounts severe illness after childbirth. She describes extreme nervousness and weakness, fearing collapse, and consults Dr about Cardus, who recommends it as a good medicine and tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Dallas Pring
Unia Place
Anya
Cardus
REX JAQOP WHISKY FOR MUCH FAMILY
Louisville Kentucky November 1 wartime prohibition discussion considers freeing 200 000 gallons of bourbon and rye whisky from tax with a plan to distribute one jug per family via the Post Office. Distillers see whisky as a major revenue and push for a bill in Congress to aid medical uses and trade restoration. T. M. Gilmore National Modal License league president endorses the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Congress
Dia
T. M. Gilmore
National Modal License League
Clifton Produce Ad Promises Top Prices for Cars Load
Local ad notes we buy a wide range of items including cage poultry cream beerwax rage hides old auto tires inner tubes copper bras bones and more. Customer payloads in a car load trigger a special price and top payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irice Clifton - Produce Company
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New York Evening Mail
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Schow Brothers
Clifton
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Cranfilis Gap
Clark
J. Olaon
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Gapseboo! Ie
Josep Nyetel
Draper
Thomas
Bernt Bertelson
Jorgen Jorgenson
Belvin Rogstad
J. C Moore
Cove Springs
Cove Sprines
B.A. Rogerad
Bernt
Ab Culp
Andrew Grimland
Abd Ronda
M. Everett
HM. Dh
Carlton
Devs
Jamerson
Gep
Dickerson
Percival
John Huse
Gap
Good Samaritan
Louie Hill
Wilan
Ted Tan
Chamberlain
Dr. 8. F. Larsen
A-Ray
the Home Grocery Company
Clifton, Texas
Tranine le Wold
Flarda
John E. Swenson
Furnt
Rex Jaqop
Hinorura
Fln
Atty, Ead
Iosque Valley Land Co
Clifton Garage
Clayton Tennison
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