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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1933

Page

7

Cream supper planned at Lanes Chapel Church

A cream supper will be held at Lanes Chapel Church on Friday evening September 15 on the church lawn. Rev. Nichols preached a regular appointment Saturday. Various local residents visited relatives and dined with friends in the area including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner of near Meridian and Mr. and Mrs. A C Golden.

Lanes Chapel Nichols Tom Turner Meridian A. C. Golden Valley Mills Sturgeon Weiles Clifton Joe Whitley Marvin Ray Wilkes Bosqueville Waco Marie Poston Dyersville Marie Joe McCormack Spurgeon Woiles Harley Lee Vickrey Texas School For the Deaf Austin Melvin Grimland Norse Alma Rice A. B. Poston Charley Townley

Oyster Season Opens at Denton Cafe Delights Diners

Oyster season is here at the Denton Cafe offering high quality oysters and other good eats as patrons enjoy fresh seafood and casual dining.

Denton Cafe

Charcoal Gas Tested as Motor Fuel in China

In China researchers are testing charcoal gas as a motor fuel to address the need for inexpensive energy. The project explores how charcoal gas can power vehicles and reduce fuel costs amid economic pressures.

China

Everest Still Unconquered by Human Effort

An unsigned reflection argues that Mount Everest remains unattained despite multiple British attempts led by Hugh Ruttledge. It notes climbers reached over 28 000 feet but failed with two deaths, and questions the value of risking life for mere adventure. It suggests autogiros or parachutes as alternatives, urging the summit remain untrod unless a meaningful goal justifies the danger.

Mt. Everest Himalayas Everest Great Britain Hugh Ruttledge Ruttledge North Col

Father and son exchange money note joke

A college student writes a fake sob story to elicit funds by repeating Who needs money? Your son. The father replies with a harsher taunt Who is a bum? Who is a bum? signing it Your father.

Roaming Wildlife In National Parks Reaches Peak Levels

Recent game counts indicate more wild animals now roam forests within national parks than at any time since they became game sanctuaries. This points to a surge in wildlife populations and potential impacts on park ecosystems and visitor experience.

Eminent financial expert speaks on improving conditions

The Corsicana Sun notes an eminent financial expert declares improvement in conditions while the paper states a differing view that conditions are improving.

Corsicana Sun

Greatest Jubilee Ringling Bros Circus Heads to Waco Tour

The Greatest Show on Earth Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey marks its Golden Jubilee with a Waco date on September 22. The gala includes The Durbar spectacle, 2000 performers, 50 elephants, exotic acts from Burma and Delhi, and a 100 clown lineup.

Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Ringling Brothers Waco Delhi India Ringling Bros. and Gandi Moodi East Don Colleano Alfredo Cadona Vabanque Marcellus Ageno Yacopi Danwill Rubio Ben Hamid Gretona

Chicago Exposition Praised for Courtesy and Progress

A reader observes Chicago's Century of Progress Exposition as a great success noting welcoming police and officials, low incidents, and strong civic order. He recalls kerosene history, old coins, and humor from former President Hoover, concluding with Montagu Norman’s visit and loyalty as a character test.

Chicago Hoover Santa Clara Valley California Montagu Norman Bank of England John Markel Philadelphia Bar Harbor London Markel England

Fighting Windmills Huey Long In Speech

The piece critiques Huey Long as he delivers a fiery speech, accusing him of wildly flailing at opponents and destroying public respect. The column portrays him as self-absorbed and temperamental, likening him to a man with a mental disorder.

San Angelo Standard Huey Long Roosevelt Wall Street United States Huey

Local paper subscription service advertised by The Clifton Record

The Clifton Record says it acts as an agent for The Fort Worth Star Telegram Dallas News Houston Chronicle Waco News Tribune and Waco Times Herald. It offers renewals and new subscriptions and collects a small commission on every order.

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Radio Here and Abroad Exposes Global Broadcast Trends

Article surveys 15 European nations and the United States, comparing licensing, fees, and advertising. It notes 17 million American homes own receivers, with 1.6 billion spent over 15 years, and Russia and Germany show distinct programming patterns while Britain bans ads. Commercial radio in the U.S. tops 600 stations earning about 500 million annually.

Hill Billie Eddie Cantor Sam Sky France Holland Iceland Czechoslovakia Hungary Russia Switzerland Sweden Great Britain Germany Norway International Broadcasting Office Geneva Europe Albert Coates America Moscow

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