New Aid With Three Transistors Eliminates the B Battery
A reader notes a new aid device featuring three transistors and no B battery required. The item promises simpler operation and compact design for the user.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1953
Page
26
A reader notes a new aid device featuring three transistors and no B battery required. The item promises simpler operation and compact design for the user.
Eight year old Shirley Ann Steele asks for cowgirl jeans shirt belt boots with spurs a bracelet necklace diamond ring a walking talking Tony doll. George Ann Scott requests a dress bracelet and ring. Sue Allen seeks a wedding dress for her doll an ironing board and moccasins. Beverly Smith asks for a doll a book of Christmas stories a bicycle and a warm coat for her dog.
A nine year old girl from Comanche requests a doll that can open and close its eyes and a doll buggy for Christmas. She asks for a tractor for her brothers and a small eye-opening doll for her sister, urging gifts for all other children including the poor and lame.
A reader list shows requests from Cecil Byrd for a BB gun and 5 BB packages, David Swearengin for a gun and scabbard, Judy Cottrell for a walking doll and nurse set, Roy Lee Graham for a BB gun, Danny Ray Marlin for an electric train and two Gene Autry guns, and Tommie Jean Crews for a doll, baby buggy, and a baby.
A child named Terry W Norwood writes a holiday note asking Santa for a BB gun a football outfit a football and a baseball set expressing love to Santa.
A two year old writing to Santa asks for a trysicker gun holster boots and mentions uncle Don Vineyard. The note ends with hope for a visit and a friendly sign off from Aubrey Vineyard.
A short line reads I love you Joe R Beaty indicating a personal message about a BB gun and a Fort Apache stockade. The fragment suggests a sentimental note rather than a news event.
A fragment notes a bicycle wagon and Roy Rogers set and includes a signed line showing affection to Kenneth Ha gagod with a box number 828. The readable text focuses on a miscellaneous collection item and a personal message within a box listing.
A six year old child asks Santa for a bicycle and a new coat for Christmas and reminds to include all the other boys and girls in the wishes.
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