Man Brags After Holding Royal Flesh in Poker
A man who holds a Royal Flesh in a poker game brags excessively, as if his brains and intelligence secured the win.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1920
Page
3
A man who holds a Royal Flesh in a poker game brags excessively, as if his brains and intelligence secured the win.
Virgil C. Hinshaw, chairman of the Prohibition National Committee, hailed Senator Harding's win in Chicago praising his pledge to use power to prevent liquor reestablishment and to align future action with the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead Act. He spoke in his first post election statement.
Leather handbag missing between Clifton and Meridian near Jameson Place contains a Norwegian Hymn Book and small items. Return to Clifton Rubber Co or notify Clifton for reward. Oscar Surley signs the notice.
A reflective adage notes that children notice others' faults as they are, while adults tend to see them as they wish them to be, implying bias in grownups' judgments.
Topeka Kan Nov 6 The Kansas Supreme Court upholds the state anti cigarette law and affirms Earl A Nossaman conviction a Topeka man pharmacist found guilty on most counts for selling cigarettes and possessing them for barter sale and distribution in Harper County District Court.
Public School Notes reviews Clifton High School after a October 12, 1920 visit by Chas. M. Rogers. The building is a two story brick with adequate lab space, a library needing more history references, and a dropped vocational agriculture credit kept one year. Instruction observed was good with commendable pupil engagement despite limited classroom time due to scheduling.
The Gatesville county fair drew strong crowds and featured three weddings over two days. Sheriff Hollingsworth officiated each ceremony, with couples Luther Minsch and Glen Galloway on Oct. 29, J S Lee and Mamie Farrell, Walter Rauschenberg and Cordie Pennington on Oct. 30.
In Morgan, Cecil & Co. store was burglarized last night. About 200 dollars worth of fine dresses silk shirts and shoes were taken. Entry was gained by removing a rear door panel.
Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 6 Flour prices fell sharply today with family patents quoted at a level not seen since January 1918. One mill cut 75 cents to $10.75 per barrel and another fell 20 cents to $10.40, as millers attributed the decline to a weak wheat market.
The supervisor finds the high school faculty qualified for standard work. Recitations in English Latin General Science and History were observed with Chemistry lab work. Noise in the study hall disrupted some recitations and should be avoided. squeaking seats should be stopped. If specimens are satisfactory Algebra 2 biology 1 general science 1 are recommended for credit.
Austin Texas November 6 Governor Hobby will offer use of a state patrol boat to Senator Harding and his party for their stay at Point Isabel during their Texas trip.
The notice advises readers to check old copies if a paper is missed instead of charging it to the postmaster. It explains that those whose subscriptions expired are discontinued under rules. It urges prompt renewal as paper costs have risen about 500 percent since two years ago.
A remark notes a man who may be unaware of the Vice President's name yet believes he understands how the government should operate. The comment highlights contrasts between political literacy and governance judgment.
The Sophie Rickhie Rickmers, a 4,363 ton German steamer, arrived in New York becoming the first merchant ship flying the German flag to reach the port since July 1914. In ballast, she will load cargo for the return voyage under the old German merchant marine flag with a German captain and crew.
Observers praise a woman for choosing sensible, stylish hats amid changing fashion norms. The era’s playful past with extravagant headpieces is recalled as a humorous contrast to present restraint and tasteful millinery.
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