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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
9
Advertises Nux-Stone as a blood enriching tonic to restore vigor and health. Claims four fundamentals of health, targets convalescents and weak individuals, and promotes iron-backed vitality for children and adults. Highlights ingredients Lion Nux Vomica beef and wine as tissue builders.
Special offer runs through April 20 1918. Buy a $1 Nuxitone bottle for 25 cents with coupons and 75 cents, redeemable in-store for health tonic. Read like a local promotion amid community notes on visits and military reviews.
Wartime school display features Uick Potato Rolls and Bran Muffins with whole grain options. Recipes use mashed potatoes corn meal rice flour nut meats and molasses, with yeast and sour milk, outlining mixing rising and baking steps for rolls and muffins.
Mrs. S. N. Finch of Batavia New York reports rapid relief from chest pains and shoulder lameness caused by rheumatism after using Chamberlains Liniment. The testimonial claims it never fails to provide prompt relief.
A wholesale deal advertises peanut meal at three dollars per sack with a single car available. The notice addresses buyers named Slider and Lacy as the potential recipients of this opportunity.
An advertisement promotes La Creole Hair Dressing to cover gray hairs in a natural way. It claims the product smooths and enhances appearance and is priced at $1.00. The copy targets women seeking a quick cosmetic solution.
The text announces a 6:30 closing time by government directive and states the store will operate on new summer hours with closing enforced promptly at 6:30 p.m.
An inch of rain boosts planting but more rain needed. Notables: A B Haworth of Comanche passed through. Veda Jones traveled to Comanche for a teaching certificate exam. a panther sighting near Bibb. Dr Hilley buys a De Leon garage with sons Elbert and Hub in charge. J R Reese and C J Graham families visit. hogs sold by R W Fielder at Comanche. several locals reported ill or moving for work. Rev Bentley preached at Sidney. J F Murphy trades prospects and plans oil-field work at a new location.
Rowland's advertises five ten and twenty five cent values with a call to buy bonds and conserve food. The copy promotes savings for customers at the Co manche store and urges support for sailors and soldiers to aid liberty and peace worldwide.
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