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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
6
A Milwaukee woman testifies that after a difficult postpartum period she recovered her health by using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes renewed energy for daily chores and family life, praising the remedy's impact and urging others to consider it.
April 18 report notes poor weather reduced Sunday school attendance. Ruthrie Hicks returned from Comanche. Mrs. Bynum of Comanche visits Mrs. E. C. Tinney. I D Allen and wife stay with sister Mrs Tipps near Indian Creek. Bill Tate and Alfa Shaver visit relatives in Comanche. A heavy rain last Wednesday caused damage.
Mrs. W. T. Cooper of 2517 Ross Ave Fort Worth says Tanlac restored her health after dengue fever left her weak and 20 pounds underweight. She reports regaining 25 pounds, improved sleep and appetite, and renewed energy for housework gardening and caring for grandchildren. Tanlac is sold by druggists with 17 million bottles sold.
An ordinance bans running a car or truck with the cutout or muffler open within the city. Drivers are reminded and warned that enforcement will occur. J. B. Arthur, M4-35e
Ferrasal prescribed by Hamilton Drug Co to treat indigestion linked ulcers and stomach cancer. sold at 82-45 location.
A severe hail rain and wind storm hit Sidney last Wednesday night lasting two hours, dropping about nine inches of precipitation. Farms and fences were wrecked and most crops must be replanted, with small grain largely spared where soil washed over it. Local officials noted boll weevils likely absent, and community groups discussed erecting a gin to boost local agriculture.
An old prompts to mail in for a trial Foley products set including Honey and Tar Compound Kidney Pills and Carthartic Tablets with an addressed slip for Foley & Co. Chicago Illinois. The message also mentions meal flour cottonseed meal and Trico Norrod Prater.
A reader from Single Town, Pa. credits Foley’s Honey and Tar with easing whooping cough in four children. The letter claims the product provided immediate relief and asserts it is the world’s largest selling cough medicine, warning against substitutes.
97 years ago in 1825 B F Avery and Sons began making plows and implements. The Durham Brothers posed why they shouldn’t produce the best in farming tools, reflecting a boastful ad tone from a historic hardware trades page.
In 1825 B F Avery and Sons began supplying best Durham Bros Bran shorts chops hominy feed corn oats and hay. They invite customers to bring cream chickens and eggs to their establishment operated by Norrid and Prater.
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