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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
2
Ruth Cameron in the Waco Times Herald argues mirth heals stress and social bravery, urging readers to cultivate laughter as a musical skill. She cites a boarding-house scene to illustrate that genuine humor comes from spontaneity, heart, and comfort with oneself, not mere cleverness.
The Ka J Walker family report losses including KB Barney and horses with uncertain cause. Ella Wilcox comments on upcoming strip opening in 1803 and legal claims, naming Jef Dayle of Arkansas Davidson of Texas and Marion Buttler of South Carolina as others who may find consolation in a past prediction. The Houston Post notes unclear events and regional figures amid referenced remarks.
For sale by Wm Connolly & Co. promotes American beauty styles for teens with tailored garments. Describes wearable qualities aimed at slender figures and fashionable appearance.
Public notice commands James Baxter Merchants Mutual Insurance Company and unknown heirs to appear in the Bosque County District Court at Meridian on the first Monday in December 1910 to answer a petition by Joe Hobacek regarding a disputed tract of land described in the Callaway land grant. The document details service by publication for eight weeks and lists several defendants and claimants, including John H. Herndon and Mary Ann Callaway, with alleged title defects and adverse possession claims.
An unclear text fragment references gratitude involving an elderly profile and mentions gossipy wording about others. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to summarize a concrete news item.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a large fish near town spotted by Oli Bornes and dog Ushabip. Phrases imply a twenty pound catch with fishermen Crawford Grit and others claiming the size. The text is garbled and incomplete.
Hico Texas hosts a fall carnival with a crab parade fruit stalls poultry and stock shows and an agriculture exhibit. Merchants prepare displays and premiums in all departments as crowds are drawn to the event highlighting local commerce and community activities.
A chaotic Texas report notes Governor Campbell signing a controversial act amid questions about prison reform and governance. The piece mixes political satire and stray reflections, mentioning Quoitationary details, crime, and a long term inmate recounting his view that the place belonged to him.
A man who fell from a bridge over the Hrome river near Waco was rescued by trainmen after leaping the parapet in a muddy, sand filled area between piers. He carried a cat under one arm and a suitcase in hand, remained uninjured, and continued his journey with both belongings.
The report notes Klages New Discovers and rapid medical advances amid mixed results. It mentions varying nightly symptoms and calls for cautious use of new remedies. Readers are reminded to cover noses and stay vigilant for cold, influenza, and hay fever symptoms.
A short local ad notes the Corner Orage Store carries a full line of toilet waters perfumes soups and related goods. The text includes garbled phrases and appears to be OCR noise with pricing and brand mentions unclear.
Democratic nominees appear for county offices including tax assessor, county sheriff, county attorney and county superintendent. Re election bids are noted for several posts. list includes Thomas Vor Cimpty, Homer Randal, E B Robertson, Parguson, L Batson, Summers, Rhodes and others in precinct contests.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills relieve rheumatism and nervous irritation, soothe nerves, and aid sleep. It cites Mrs G Davenport of Roycehield New Jersey and urges readers to get a pack.
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