Comanche Chief Backed at the Post Office in Texas
A historic Comanche newspaper notice shows the Comanche Chief operating as a Friday published second class mail title in Texas. It notes the paper’s publication lineage and establishes J. WILKERSON as an associated figure with the imprint.
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Texas Health Trends and Public Ageing Milestones
A survey in the Comanche Chief notes rising life expectancy in Texas from 59 to 69 years since 1937, due to early diagnosis, vaccines, and better medical licensing. Disease deaths have fallen sharply, while heart disease and cancer rise after age 40. Palmer Hoyt argues against a depression and highlights robust advertising, population growth, and strong 1953 economic indicators. The piece also covers smoking trends, the Texas Public Schools centennial, and Dublin Texas preparing for its centennial celebration.
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