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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
4
Describes baby indigestion from overfeeding with symptoms of vomiting diarrhoea and colic. Introduces McGee's Barby Elixir as a grand corrective remedy for stomach and bowel disorders in babies. States price 25e and 50¢ per bottle sold by Paris Smith.
Birth notices list a girl born May 10 to Mr and Mrs Dennis Hodges near Sipe Springs and other births for Winfield Moore Beattie John Swafford Jno Thomas at various May dates Hazel Dell. A health ad promotes Herbine as a liver purifier and tonic sold by Paris Smith.
Notice to auto owners from Chief Geo. McPherson warns the city speed limit is twelve miles per hour. Violations may result in prosecution under the ordinance.
The Texas canning and poultry club program grows with 18 of 20 county supervisors attending the first annual meeting at A&M College. Lectures on tomatoes, hotbeds, and pest control were given, with demonstrations on canning procedures. Agencies from twenty counties reported progress and plans to market products statewide while expanding county participation and funding.
J T Sossaman publisher of News Canatuan NC reports one box of Bucklen arnica salve aided a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Promoted as best remedy for all skin diseases burns bruises and boils reduces inflammation and soothes healing. Only 25 cents Recommended by M W Carroll.
Mrs. Billie Stewart, who lived with her husband near town, died Friday afternoon after a ten to fourteen day illness from pneumonia. Interment was Sunday at Indian Creek with Rev. Clark presiding. She leaves her husband four children two brothers and many relatives. The Chief Exponent offers sympathy.
Oscar Tunnell of Neely Harris Cunningham Co. was seriously hurt when his team bolted on a steep incline two miles from Downing while en route to a Chamber of Commerce picnic. He was thrown from the buggy with head and limb bruises. an auto from DeLeon brought him to Comanche where a physician treated him. His family was notified and his condition was later described as not serious.
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