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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1915
Page
8
A mix of social notes announces visits and homecomings of Miss Gene St Clair Ewing Chilton and others. Business trips to Dallas and Brownwood are recorded along with school construction contracts and family visits in Dublin and Gustine. Local commerce includes Jersey heifers shipping to Coleman and new dress fabrics and sewing machines offered for sale.
It loosens and relieves a cough and aids expectoration while opening secretions. It counters any tendency of a cold to become pneumonia. It contains no opium or narcotics and may be given to a child as confidently as to an adult. For sale by all dealers.
An advertisement touts Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as the solution for old sores and similar ailments. It promises relief from pain and simultaneous healing, listing prices of 5 and 50 cents and one dollar.
Slogan highlights fashionable Nainsooks and Dimi ties that are more affordable than usual. Ad urges readers to view and buy the new stock.
Advertisement for Herbine a liver stimulant and bowel purifier sold by Paris Smith. Claims gas in stomach or bowels results from torpid liver and promises quick relief for 50 cents.
A Brownwood pastor spoke to Bible school students at Howard Payne College delivering two lectures before the Bible school. The session closed early due to sickness. The church reports 366 resident members with about 100 moved away awaiting letters. Ladies plan a March 3 service to sew sheets and pillow cases for Dallas Baptist Sanitarium.
A vintage ad asserts one dose of Bromo Quinine against colds with cough and headache relief. It references W. Grove and claims rapid cure for cold symptoms using laxative-bronchiquine compound.
Shoppers can discover fresh seasonal items at the store with updated displays and a focus on timely trends. Staff note easy access to new merchandise and weekly restocks to encourage early seasonal shopping.
W T Rowland, a well known Comanche merchant, is in Brownwood arranging to move his racket store stock to the Howard building at Center Avenue and Lee Street next to Staton's. He expects to open about March 1. The article notes a new line of Madras and Percales.
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