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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1909
Page
10
Quote by Bob Taylor on gratitude describing it as scarce and precious the inner spark that warms thoughts and deeds and outshines worldly royalty with a brilliant glow in the brow.
A pauper-like elder laments wasted dimes and a failed plan for independence. He reflects that many Americans squander small daily savings while chasing large fortunes, ending life with neither money nor security.
An Arkansas editor opens his first issue with a bold salutatory pledging truth telling and pro people aims with orthodox faith and strong rhetoric. He vows to defend the country and flag while criticizing enemies and promising spirited editorial stance.
Robert G Ingersoll once praised a child’s laugh as a divine music surpassing even grand organ tones. He spoke of a river of laughter that binds beast to man and drowns care, calling laughter the rose lipped daughter of joy.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a remarkable remedy for sprains, bruises, and muscular rheumatism. It claims a sprain may heal in under a week with faithful use and is offered for sale by all druggists.
A reader criticizes the Budget and its editor for years of publication in Blum. The piece states the critic never pays for the paper yet reads every copy and offers unsolicited advice. The Budget calls out public scavenger-cart attitudes and defends honoring others as Paul advised.
A vintage ad touts Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy as safe for adults and very young babies. It claims tickling or dry coughs will ease quickly with no opium or chloroform and urges readers to demand Dr Shoop's at Price and Grim land.
A reader questions paint composition citing zinc and lead risks, mislabeling and poor quality products. The letter comments on costs per gallon, number of coats, and mentions Devoe brands, with a closing health note and a tonic advertisement.
A humorous expense record from a West Texas candidate lists losses and misfortunes during a political campaign. It includes counts of c ved by years, items donated, lies told, and social gaffes, concluding with a plea that he will never run again. The piece blends anecdotal humor with political satire and local color.
The life of HH Harriman traces a rise from poverty to vast wealth. Born February 25 1848 in Hempstead Long Island he started as a warehouse boy and editor clerk, later joining Wall Street, becoming NYSE seat holder at 22 and Union Pacific reorganizer by 50. He gained ocean to ocean rail control before his death September 9 1900 leaving an estate up to 500 million.
The ad argues weak stomach nerves cause stomach and organ ailments and claims Dr Shoop's Restorative reaches the inside nerves to help. It instructs a 48 hour test with gradual results and notes Price & Grimland as sellers.
An advertisement from Price and Grimland promises the purest and freshest drugs upon purchase. The brief copy emphasizes quality, urging readers to buy for superior products.
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