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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
18
An OCR filled fragment depicts several medical claims around goiter and thyroid remedies. It mentions Duron Quay Cart My penne and various brand names, with notes on tablets, tonics, and supposed cures. The text references Dr Wells and drugstore products, presenting a period advertising tone.
A family member reads the obituary proof at the local newspaper office and is startled when the word resting is misprinted as roasting. The editor jokes about being behind with subscriptions while a flood of unrelated ad text and product blurbs spills into the page.
Four miles east of Crantilik Gap a 246 acre farm with 125 acres in cultivation and the rest good grassland. It has good improvements, a young orchard, a reliable water source, and a new windmill. Asking 30 dollars per acre. exchange may be considered for similar fares.
Fragmented overseas dispatch reports German clergy urging citizens to resist and endure wartime hardship. The piece weaves varied ads and notices, including a machine shop offer and livestock for sale, with scattered references to Roosevelt and postwar plans.
A local machine shop invites automobile owners to have repairs done and tires inflated with air. The notice notes workers heading to the fields of France for harvest as a wartime penalty context.
Fragmentary notes discuss wartime declarations and public sentiment. The text references Hon and Kate by an inventor figure, hinting at broader involvement in conflict.
James E. Ferguson Democratic nominee for Governor accepts invitation to visit Tyler and address East Texas Day events. Local talks mention Dallas Day and State Fair Day. plans noted for special trains and formal opening ceremonies with Calquitt and others.
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