Woman Suffering Years Hails Vegetable Compound Aid
Medina New York reader Mrs Wm H Apkins credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with steadier nerves after over two years of illness. Rochester New York mother Mrs Nellie Dorey says the remedy revived her after childbirth, boosting weight and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
New York
Buffalo Times
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wm. H. Apkins
Erin Road
Medina, N. Y
Rochester, N. Y
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Nellie Dorey
Skuse Park
Rochester, N.Y
Hail Damages Gardens. Several Happenings Reported
April 10 report notes heavy hail damaging early gardens in the community. Walter Grigsby has several cases of whooping cough. Mrs. Delia Griffith of Atlanta is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fritts. Earl Frost and others attended singing at Gum Springs. Tom Hammond visited Comanche. Miss Mary Dennis spends the weekend near Hasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grigsby
Delia Griffith
Atlanta
W. H. Fritts
Earl Frost
Jesse Tiner
Charlie Wrightman
Wilson Boys
Gum Springs
Tom Hammond
Comanche
Mary Dennis
Hasse
Sidney’s Spring Arrivals And Local Happenings
Sidney reports spring buds seen as Sam Ross plans to settle and help his brother run a mill. Local weddings occur with Estes Coker and Pauline Mason marrying at Stug Creek. Community members attend visits, dinners, and a party at Mrs. W. T. Weathersby. City trustees elected include R. W. Fielder and others. An eight pound boy was born to Bert Cox, Grandpa Chappell is ill.
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Sam Ross
Old Mexico
Sidney
Billey
K. D. Jones
A. C. Jones
J. W. Vancleave
Tom Stewart
Haskell County
Sipe Springs
Sipe
Estes Coker
Pauline Mason
Stug Creek
Rey
Frank Steele
G. L. Garrison
Dallas
Iva Garrison
Baby
Will
R. W. Fielder
R. Q. George
C. D Statem
J. W. Ward
Oran Graham
Aubrey
Naughty
H. BR. Jones
Gap
Grandpa Chappell
Bert Cox
Naughty Graham
Slider Jones
W. T. Weathersby
Walnut
Local Social Roundup Includes Visitors And Sunday Visitations
Miss Lorene LaRoque returned home while Columbus Pittman was in Comanche Saturday. Richard Mason visited near Co. C. Hogan and Miss Eva Artis. Jessie Hood and Artis Hood visited Miss Neema Denny, Hogan’s granddaughter, in Brownwood sanitarium. Willis Miller and many youths attended Bible singing Sunday night. Gerald King of San Antonio visits the Janes family here.
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Frank Kuykendall
C. C. Hogan
Seminole
Jim D. Morrow
Little Sons
van Alstyne
Forrest Chambers
Roxy Baker
Pioneer
C. BE. LaRoque
Maggie Smith
Bernice Vines
Comanche
Alf Summers
Lorene LaRogque
C. B. LaRoque
Ww. T. Coker
Columbus Pittman
Richard Mason
Co. C
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured in Comanche Testimony
W A Robertson a Comanche farmer testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills are a trusted household remedy for kidney trouble and back pain. He says they work as advertised with no delays and recommends them to others troubled by kidneys. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Robertson
Dean
Doan
Robertson
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Foley’s Honey and Tar Relieves Whooping Cough
J Reishel of Single Town Pa writes that all four children had whooping cough. Two were very ill and Foley’s Honey and Tar eased their cough at once. The ad promotes the largest selling cough medicine in the world and urges against substitutes. 82-35
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J. Reishel
Town, Pa
Foley
Coker and Mason Quietly Married at Sidney
Estis Coker and Miss Pauline Mason wed last Sunday at Sidney with Rev. Frank Steele officiating. The couple is well known and their friends offer warm congratulations and best wishes for a long happy life together.
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Estis Coker
Pauline Mason
Sidney
Frank Steele
Avery and Durham Bros Feed Ad Sparks Local Trade
In 1825 B. F. Avery & Sons began making plows and implements. Durham Bros promote Tuttermilk feed for baby chicks and hen mash to boost laying, highlighting long history and quality in the Durham area.
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B. F. Avery & Sons
Durham Bros
Nerrid & Prater
Poetry and apology in the State Press of Dallas
The Parson Rev John Power of Brownwood offers an Easter meditative poem on living, deeds, and seedtime. He reflects on the burden of idle words in State Press columns and vows to reduce words to a minimum, promising no more idle remarks.
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John Power
S. P
8. P
Tailor credits Taniac with life saved and health rebound
William Elmo Lurber of Fort Worth says after years of illness and a failed life insurance exam, five bottles of Taniac improved his digestion and nerves. He reports passing an A-1 examination and returning to steady work, with the claim that Taniac saved his life. The ad notes Taniac is sold by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
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William Elmo Lurber
Hanna Ave
Fort Worth
Texas
Tanine
Taniac
Meal flour cottonseed meal and Trico
Norrid Prater lists meal flour cottonseed meal and Trico as feed or agricultural items. The fragment references a 30-33 Fipke the haw context unclear but suggests sale or listing.
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Norrid Prater
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Vandyke
Stag Creek
CG. C. Hogan
Miss Tiood
Lorene LaRoque
Tress
State Press
Dallas News
Brownwood
Christ
Surber
Fipke
Popular Mechanics
Popular Mechanics Company
Ontario Street
Chicago
Ill
Tan-No
Nica al
Scott
Scott & Nowne Bloomfield
N. J
Comanche County
Association
P. A. Petclis
T. A. Ward
J. Doss Mller
Lee, & Treas
Jim DeWitt
A. Pettit
J. D. Smoot
R. T. Lane
W. Powers
J. E. Sumner
Blanket
T W. Whitesides
Jeff Morgan
J. N. Pool
J. Doss Miller
de Leon
Farme Insurance
Bidg
DAY Dream Rouge
Luxor Rouge
Nadine Rouge
Armands Rouge
Rouge
Ingrain
Lavilliere
Artesia
Aristocrat
Kjer Kiss
Melba
Marinillo
Queen Bess
Mavis
Vantine
Sempray
Pozzonni
Mary Garden
McCormick
Day Dream
Paris Smith
Algoth
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Lines
Cotton Belt
Daniel
Heflins Studio
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