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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
7
Recipe notes credited to Lynette Franklin describe salmon and brains dishes, including salmon molds with white sauce, fried brains with mushroom gravy, and foraged lawn mushrooms called toadstools. Cautions warn about distinguishing safe edible mushrooms from poisonous varieties.
A severe rain and hailstorm last Wednesday damaged crops and gardens in Stag Creek. Local notices report community activities including a Sunday school start, a school play, and planned graveyard cleanup on Friday April 27. Residents travel to nearby towns for work and visits while social events draw gatherings.
Durham Bros advertise B F Avery and Sons with 97 years experience in making plows and sweeps. They urge trying their red tag all spring steel cultivator sweeps to prove the claim.
A. C. Perkins of Summer Shade Kentucky says after years of kidney trouble and backache, and trials with several doctors, two boxes brought complete relief. The notice warns to refuse substitutes and insist on Foley's, sold everywhere.
J R Eanes and Co offers crop hail insurance rates for protection against loss or damage. Contact for specifics on premiums and coverage.
The Walnut school will close Friday April 27 with exercises including the graduation of the eight students who will be awarded diplomas that night. The notice also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs associated with flu and grippe.
Liquid Borozone described as the most powerful flesh wound healer in medical science. Offered in 30c 60c and 1.20 price points and sold by P. Smith at 32 35.
Mr. Coburn of 1808 Ave. E. reported theft of newly planted fruit trees on his Aus tin Avenue land. Officers have no leads and the incident mirrors a Santa Anna farmer loss of hundreds of peach trees in a single night.
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