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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
12
Doctors tout Calotabs as a modern calomel alternative that preserves liver benefits without salivation or nausea. One tab at bedtime with water cleanses the liver by morning leaving you ready for breakfast. If unsatisfied, the druggist offers a refund.
Advertisement touts Nature's Remedy NI Tablets as a vegetable remedy for biliousness indirection and constipation. Claims prompt gentle action without griping and benefits to digestion blood vitality and overall strength. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with druggist guarantee.
Mrs J N Ellison of George town visits sister Mrs W W Kilpatrick this week. W L H Whitfield of San Angelo visits Comanche friends. John Cash and Tom F Reese return from overseas service. Gilliam Brothers hire L V Skinner and Miss Mary Hayes of Dallas joins Gilliam. Wes Harkins and Jim T Jones attend W O W Head Camp in Dallas. Lee Butler Ballenger and Lee Elkins Cisco visit Comanche. Dr Rufe and Vernon Adams travel to Ozona on business. Elmer Anderson discharged veteran now in Plainview. Potts Crites and Shearon Bonner visit on business. Martin Wetzel Brownwood visits. Walter Garner family return from Brady. Louise Scurry back from Washington War Department work.
An ad states a product named Femenina promises relief for female disorders, claimed to be a Spartan woman remedy. It lists prices of 50 cents and one dollar. The tone targets women seeking cures with bold claims and unspecified ingredients.
Mrs. Victor Booth hosted the Ladies Auxiliary and select guests for a conversational afternoon. Mrs. Odell shared a lighted guest piano solo by Mrs. Barns Riley, followed by musical numbers and refreshments including cream and cake for a long list of attendees.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, bleeding or protruding piles. Sentiments relief from itching and pain, with restful sleep after the first application. Price not stated.
The Gerrard Stock Company of Dallas led by Harry Simon begins a three month engagement in Comanche. The tent sits off the northwest corner of the square and the troupe will perform musical dramas three times weekly. Simon owns four shows and rotates companies to maintain continuous performances.
A springtime reception by the Study Club drew about 200 ladies to the library and entrance hall. Miss Minnie Cunningham greeted guests, with punch by Maidee Williams and Manette Jennings, piano by Bonita Webb and Myrtle Pain, vocal solos by Mrs Odell and Ruth Farmer, and a patriotic reading by Elizabeth Scurry. The event, praised as a perfect success, featured decorations of palms and lilaces with a spring dress backdrop.
Planting Time shows planters and cultivators by Case Deere Oliver and Janes ville at Higginbotham's Comanche County with oil maps roads and railroads. Blue prints white paper linen supplies priced with geological and county maps offered by SIMPLEX MAPPING CO Fort Worth Texas. Also horse feed Purina and laxative LAX FOS with Pepsin advertised.
A fresh shipment of refrigerators has just arrived inviting customers to inspect the new models and take a look.
An advertising notice promotes Rowland's 5e and 10e Store in Comanche urging residents to improve the city. It touts favorable weather, upcoming oil production, housing expansion, and rent or sale opportunities while inviting customers to visit the bright, cheerful shop in the heart of town.
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