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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1917

Page

3

Gustine Gazette Highlights Weekly Social Visits

J. M. Marshall and children spent several days with his father near Comanche this week. Yullie West of Comanche visited her sister Mrs. Geo. R. Neel and returned home Tuesday. W. H. Davis and wife of Comanche and W. H. Ayers and family of Glen Rose were guests of W. M. Odell and family on Sunday. J. W. Green was in Comanche on an outing.

Gustine Gazette J. M. Marshall Witharshall Com- Joe Yullie West Comanche Geo. R. Neel W. H. Davis W. H. Ayers Glen Rose W. M. Odell J. W. Green

Banner Family Reunion Draws Kin to Comanche

Jeff Banner from near the New Mexico line visited his brother J F Banner and plans to attend the Banner reunion at Comanche next week. Their father, now 97, presides over an annual family gathering. Edna Bay leaves for Comanche then Tyler to study at Tyler Commercial College. Dee Clint and Roy Applewhite, with Frank Applewhite, visit their mother Mrs J W Applewhite in Albert Oklahoma as some brothers face possible wartime service.

Jeff Banner New Mexico Line J. F. Banner Comanche Mr. Banner Edna Bay Dingler Telephone Tyler Tyler Commercial College The Gazette Dee Clint Applewhite Roy Frank Applewhite Albert Okla J.W. Applewhite

Enlistment Fallout Raises Return Eligibility Questions

In the aftermath, officials weigh whether some enlistees may not be cleared to return. Officials caution the process could affect service continuity and personnel readiness.

Fort Worth War Services Build Camp Bowie for Texas Oklahoma Troops

Fort Worth mobilizes to welcome 30 000 Texas and Oklahoma troops at Camp Bowie. Army engineers carpenters and rail crews labor ten hours daily on the camp two miles from downtown with Lake Worth nearby for soldiers leisure. A War Service Board backed by $25 000 plans diversions and free maps and weekly bulletins to entertain the troops.

Fort Worth Camp Bowie Oklahoma War Service Board War Department National Commission On Training Lake Worth United States

Freezone claim targets corns and calluses in Cincinnati ad

A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a quick relief for corns and calluses. He says it dries instantly without inflaming nearby skin and that a small bottle removes hard or soft corns from feet, costing little.

Cincinnati

Mrs Harry Campbell and son depart Fort Worth after visit

Mrs Harry Campbell and her son Ned left Wednesday for their Fort Worth home following a month visit with relatives here.

Harry Campbell Ned Fort Worth

Summer Complaint Remedy Eases Summer Ailment

Mrs F S Scott of Scottsville New York says Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved a severe summer bout in one dose. She notes her family has since used it with similar results during hot weather and digestive troubles.

F. S. Scott Scottsville N. Y Chamberlain

Local Social Notes From Hazeldell and Nearby

Hazeldell updates include Mr C T Bacon and family of Waco visiting J M McCrary. Clara McCrary and Alice Gage of Hazeldell stay with A F Gaines at Macksville. John R Pierce and family visit Gorman this week. Madison McCrary trips to Fort Worth. Miss Cort of Dublin visits Miss Nannie Thompson this week.

Hazeldell C. T. Bacon Waco J. M. McCrary Clara McCrary Alice Gage A. F. Gaines Macksville John R. Pierce Gorman Madison McCrary Fort Worth Miss Cort Dublin Nannie Thompison

California Syrup of Figs Ad and Political Commentary

A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults, urging mothers to use a 50 cent bottle and beware of counterfeits. The text shifts to critical political commentary about the Kaiser, Reichstag, and German leadership, criticizing the government and war management in a separate note.

California California Fig Syrup Company

How Germany 18 Governed A Federation of 25 Monarchs

The German empire is a union of 25 states each ruled by a monarch Prussia dominates as emperor The Bundesrath a secretive council of kings holds legislative executive and judicial power with 61 representatives The Reichstag is mainly a debating body subject to Bundesrath review and cannot bind the empire

German Empire Prussia Germany Bundesrath Reichstag

Freckle Remover Lotion From Lemons and White

Two lemons squeezed into a bottle with ¢1 ounces of white produce a quarter pint freckle and tan lotion. Grocers sell lemons and drug stores supply three ounces of ald white for a few cents. Apply daily to face neck and arms to fade freckles and blemishes and whiten skin. Harmless, says ad.

Keep the Hens Laying and Poultry Tips From Hamilton Herald

The excerpt urges Southwest Texans to support liberty bonds and follow American Poultry Association advice. It outlines chick care from birth to two weeks, including feeding with corn bread, oats, and wheat bran, plus constant warmth and clean water. It also advises starting with few chicks and using common hens for brooding.

American Poultry R Lone Star Poultry Association of San Antonio Hamilton Herald

Herbine touted as cure for malaria chills

An ad claims yawning daytime dullness and persistent aches signal malaria and promises Herbine as a chill medicine that will prevent or cure the disease by driving out impurities the germ thrives on. Sold by P. Smith.

5. P. Smith

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