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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
7
A man recalls a heated dispute with his wife over home plans. He notes how illness strained their relationship and how architectural choices caused tension. He finally submits to her two story design despite preferring a bungalow with details like dormers and a wind direction vane.
A reader from 2117 Common Street credits Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery with restoring health after a bout of influenza and fatigue. The note appeals to readers to consider the tonic for stomach liver or blood concerns, mentioning wide sales and availability at druggists.
A Waxahachie farmer sold a calf hide in town but found no market there. He shipped it to Dallas by express, where a check for 68 was issued after deducting charges. He kept the check as a souvenir and warned of financial whims amid speculative offers.
Prominent Waco businessman and community leader, native Texan born near Ban Marcon, died at his West Washington home. He helped found Goldstein & Migel then Goldstein Migel Co. He organized the Waco Public Library Association and secured Carnegie funding for the library. Active in Congregation Rodef Sholem, he supported many civic ventures. Survived by his wife, two sons, a brother and three sisters.
The report notes dwindling paper stocks at mills printers and rubbers with crates nearly empty. Demand remains high, production slower, and stockouts forecast months or over a year before normal supplies and prices resume. Multiple lines describe impact on the paper trade and printing houses.
A garbled reflection labels a man as a fool in politics and church faith. The narrator critiques his motives as hypocritical donations and empty ambitions, imagining a future burdened by expenses and aging without clear purpose.
A sprawling, garbled collection cites inventions and outputs from early 20th century agriculture and industry. It mentions the steel plow of 1887, vast tractor counts in the Philippines, Irish potato harvests in North Dakota, and a range of domestic and international economic snippets.
A damaged ad from Clifton Produce Company states they buy all kinds of produce and aim to make Clifton the best market with a focus on keeping chicks and fresh goods. The scrawled lines indicate a general grocery trade message.
The message expresses gratitude for living in a free land and shares thanks for customers' confidence and friendship. It highlights the joy of business life as both pleasure and material gain and extends best wishes for the season.
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