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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
7
Report notes a future car may reach 50 miles per gallon, while today engines lag behind and comfort concerns deter early adopters. A Mansfield England token, a twenty pound gooseberry pie, is sent to Mansfield in Maine.
Toby's Business College in Waco Texas advertises comprehensive training from beginner to C P level with day and night sessions. Open for enrollment any time with a fall term starting September 1 and a free catalogue offered.
J C Carpenter physician and surgeon answers day and night to care for customers at Carpenter Bros Drug Store with prompt service.
J B Lowry reflects on a rural Texas scene from early days, comparing old fashioned shovel plows to later inventions. He admires a plow-woman’s quiet contentment despite hardship, argues work is the measure of happiness, and notes regional agricultural context and labor contrasts.
Fragmented text cites figures and events across Esbaryaes and Welibrias. Names appear garbled and dates unclear, with references to a lost assembly and a planned demulatt event. The piece resembles a serialized historical notice or civic outline with uncertain chronology.
Local items from Valley Mills detail visits, relocations, and daily life. Names include Uncle Prank Clark of Waxahachie, Walter McElhannon’s land, D. C. Cousins, Mrs. A. J. Young, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carter, Frances, Vinson family, and George Vinson. Residents move between Clifton, Marlin, and Baylor students head to Waco and accept reentries at Baylor University.
In a long, rambling column from Hovey Grove Signal era prose, readers encounter a curiously tangled tale arguing cows have cud and tracing farmer lore, moon signs, and old-time methods. The piece references a clash with Albany News editor Dick McCarty over the cud question and touches on social changes and violence anxiety.
A Teokwatom steamer Captain Garrald reported wreckage about 100 miles north of Boston. Five objects were found on a raft as crew members clung to life amid exposure and hunger. Rescue vessels set out to aid the stricken team, while the fate of the field's crew remained unclear.
The fragmentary note mentions Cameil O. Brown and a puzzling line about a stopthat figure. It reads like a clipped public notice or personal notice with unclear context or action.
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