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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
4
The late President Harding authored a strict code of ethics for the Marion Star. It urges accuracy and fairness in reporting political gatherings, respect for religious matters, avoiding harm to innocents, clean language, and maintaining decency so the paper can be read in any home. It calls for honest, non sensational coverage and editorial separation on politics.
A Chicago University professor asks students to answer fourteen questions about sympathy public spirit and character. The list covers kindness to the weak, friendship honesty, love for children and animals, resilience in drudgery, and spiritual outlook. An ad at the end promotes Herbine and lists a rental notice with a telephone number.
A survey of women’s roles shows rising political participation and work, with examples from Holland, Iceland, and the United States. Notable items include a Dutchwoman in parliament, Icelandic suffrage anniversaries, and U.S. women earning wages lower than men in Germany, plus changes in marriage age and public service careers.
Auto races at the 1923 Cotton Palace promise thrills with top drivers and large purses. The event recalls the 1922 Cotton Palace featuring the Wisconsin Special and highlights the rising fame of the one man racer. Low railroad rates for Texas travelers apply October 26 to November 4.
Athletics reporter notes Comanche High School readiness for the 1928 season with about fifty players expected for practice. Ten regulars from 1922 return as the team earns new uniforms and blankets, while local business leaders back the squad and a strong schedule is planned.
The call to action urges Texas cotton farmers and Cotton Association members to join an August 1923 sign-up drive to pool cotton and pressure market prices. It stresses cooperative marketing to raise prices, compares aims to tobacco and California crops, and warns that success hinges on widespread participation and personal commitment.
Rev C C Klingman delivers a sermon interpreting Matthew 25 35 40 during a recent union meeting The piece notes how readers requested publication of the interpretation and includes the paraphrased moral imperatives centered on feeding clothing and aiding others The article quotes the message using archaic phrasing and religious imagery
D Hardie Cox of Dallas reports that after general paralysis and bowel issues he took FERRASAL. The first dose halted hiccups for two hours and full relief came by morning. He resumed dosing and recovered faculties within a month and now experiences no stomach or bowel trouble.
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