Comanche County Finds New Cash Crop Peanut Boom
Comanche County farmers shift from cotton to peanuts as prices rise to about 1.25 dollars a bushel. The Comanche mill converts to peanut oil, aided by electric power, with strong yields and new stock feed byproducts. A white way lights up the town square and a boarding house names its new home Hill Crest winning a prize.
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Relief for nervousness from constipation with Chamberlain's Tablets
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as quick relief for nervousness caused by constipation and claims improved digestion. Also promotes ladies' lace boots in black and brown at Slider & Lacy's.
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Eyesight Restored After Operation in Brownwood
A Brownwood man named Lawdon, formerly blind in one eye, had surgery and removal of the injured eye. Days later he walked downtown and reportedly regained full vision in the remaining eye up to about 200 yards. The incident drew comment from local eye specialists. Kilpatrick's advertises special prices on meat choppers and extra knives.
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