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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
14
Abbie, the little girl, sat at breakfast and said she wished hens would lay something besides eggs. The note includes a stray exchange line about a hen and an observation that ninety percent of Australian films are United States productions.
A Walnut Springs home owned by John Cowan burned Friday between midnight and 1 am. The master, his wife, and three children escaped to safety as the house and furniture were lost, valued around $2,500 with insurance at $2,500. Authorities investigated the rapid, smoke-filled blaze.
F E Goodman announces wide space is contracted in the livestock department for the Cotton Palace Exposition. Canada and West Texas dealers send premier agricultural exhibits, with top prize of 1000 dollars offered again this year.
The Texas Cotton Palace in Waco plans a free attraction with the diving horse Katawah and Miss Hack Carver the Girl in Red. Katawah performs a forty foot plunge while Carver is praised for fearless riding and humane training methods.
Texas railroads authorize a fare and one fifth from all Texas points to Waco for the Cotton Palace dates October 21 to November 5. Tickets on sale during the period, with sales starting October 20 in Texas and return travel allowed through November 6.
Texas five of the world's finest skaters perform a specially devised ice lake inside the Cotton Palace in Waco. Visitors will see expert skating on artificial ice, a novel indoor entertainment for Texas audiences.
A scrambled reminiscence blends mentions of plants on window sills and desks with political and wartime themes. The narrator references a Republican tie to the League of Nations, personal loss after a fire, and intimate notes about a wife and flowers, set against a tense historical backdrop.
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