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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
5
The Weather Bureau forecasts a generally fair and moderately warm week for the West Gulf States starting Wednesday April 28 1915. The bulletin from Washington outlines expected conditions across the region for the upcoming week.
A celebrated French physician links liver health to disposition and overall well being. The ad touts Carswell's Liver-Aid as a modern, non calomel remedy guaranteed with money back for a large bottle and urges readers to ask M. W. Carroll for details.
Officials of the Texas Cotton Conference in Fort Worth announce plans to finance the 1915 cotton crop with funds from major national lenders. A uniform warehousing system and standard warehouse receipts are sought to ease marketing, while a $10 yearly membership drive raises funds for ongoing campaigns. The program aims to allow farmers to hold cotton until market prices improve, using borrowed capital.
A promotional offer urges readers to mail five seals to Foley Foley Co. Chicago to receive a trial package including Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets from The Wm. Reese Co.
An excerpt from Farm and Fireside notes a U. S. survey on Ohio farms. It claims average boarding costs per person at 197 dollars per year and a household income of 985 dollars for a family of husband wife and three children. It asserts forty acres are needed to pasture one person.
J. K. Stoneburner of Port Arthur Texas suffered stomach ailments and weight loss. After trying five doctors without relief he used Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and gained twenty one pounds. He reports full recovery and endorses the treatment with a money back guarantee.
Mrs Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana testifies that Chamberlains Liniment relieves rheumatism attacks immediately and she recommends it to others. Available in 26 and 50 cent bottles at all dealers.
An old advertisement promotes GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as a malaria remedy with quinine and iron. It emphasizes the tonic’s tasteless formula printed on the label and lists a price of 50 cents.
The Southern Commercial Congress gathers leaders from commercial clubs chambers of commerce and business leagues in Muskogee Oklahoma for its annual meeting. Topics include agriculture rural credits municipal state efficiency immigration and foreign trade with focus on Latin American markets and the European war’s impact on American commerce. Farming and allied interests receive top attention including tenant farming and farm-product marketing.
A vintage ad warns against calomel a dangerous mercury laxative. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that starts the liver without side effects and does not cause salivation. The ad claims quick relief from biliousness and urges using it for both adults and children.
Reports from Italy show divergent views on the talks with Austria and the Allies. One dispatch claims Italy has agreed to join the war on the Allied side, while another argues Austria still holds leverage and Italy will wait for a final failure in negotiations before acting.
Neely Harris Cunningham Co announces a large shipment of Plymouth binder twine arriving soon with a focus on even knots and smooth twine for precise binding and reliable pricing.
Ad extols TIZ as the sole remedy drawing out poisonous exudations that puff up feet. It claims instant relief from sore burning callouses bunions and swelling and urges buying a 25 cent box from any drug or department store for all year comfort.
The speaker declines the offer regardless of potential qualification because she believes cream of tartar is the healthiest leavening agent for cake and biscuit and desires a cream of tartar based baking powder similar to Dr Price's.
Miss Clara Hood a young school teacher at the Pucket school house was attacked by a man described as a negro with a gun late Monday. She was choked as other occupants of the house came to her aid. The assailant fled toward Valley Creek and was pursued by a posse.
Neely-Harris-Cunningham Co. assures farmers of Plymouth binder twine supply even if a shortage occurs. Customers are urged to place orders now to be protected against possible scarcities.
Notice warns all trespassers on land owned or controlled by the Bryson family against hunting fishing trapping timber cutting hauling wood pecans or property damage. It specifies prosecution to the full extent of the law and targets persons hunting with bird dogs.
An advert promotes McGees Baby Elixir as a genuine remedy for infant stomach and bowel disorders. It claims quick action and wholesome, pleasant taste, selling at 25e and 50e per bottle through 8 P Smith.
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