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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1923

Page

7

Miss Alta Brown Receives Photo

Miss Alta Brown receives a photo. A recipe for angel food cake follows with eight egg whites, cream of tartar, sugar, flour, salt, vanilla and detailed beating and folding steps for a slow bake in an ungreased pan.

Alta Brown

A Defense of The Attitude of Texas Toward Education

Former Governor O. B. Colquitt argues Texas education standing is misrepresented by statistics. He analyzes U. S. school surveys from 1914–1922, contrasting Texas terms, rural and city school days, and enrollment with states like South Dakota Ohio Georgia and Massachusetts to challenge claims of low standing and tax emphasis. He calls for administrative reform over tax hikes and urges accountability from public servants.

O. B. Colquitt Texas Mr. Colquitt Star-Telegram United States South Dakota U. S Ohio Connecticut Delaware Nevada Idaho Utah New Mexico Indiana Massachusetts Georgia Tennessee Montana Illinois Bratherskites Alabama Arizona California Colorado Kentucky Kansas Nebraska North Dakota New York Pennsylvania Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi South Carolina West Virginia Virginia Dallas Buffalo N. Y Bridgeport Ington City Albany Baltimore Boston Fall River Mass Indianapolis Louisville New Haven N. J Cleveland Detroit Kansas City New Orleans New York City Pittsburg St. Paul Camden Milwaukee Providence R. I St. Louis Richmond Maine Missippi New Jersey

97 Years Old In 1825 Avery Plows Began Making

In 1825 B F Avery and Sons started plows and implements. The ad argues they should continue making the best plows, highlighting Durham Bros as the competitor or reference point.

B. F. Avery & Sons Durham Bros

Local Parent Praises Foley’s Honey and Tar for Cough

J Reishel of Single Town Pennsylvania says all four children suffered a severe whooping cough. He notes two were hit hard and that Foley’s Honey and Tar relieved the cough at once. He claims it is the largest selling cough medicine in the world and warns against substitutes.

J. Reishel Singletown Foley

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Angel Food John Starr Comanche the Home Grocery South Side Square Bakrey Umford Rumford THE Comanche Milling Co. A Home Institution
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