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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
2
The narrative portrays Itan Jones and Barbara as a farmer and a vulnerable Viennese child taken in for a year. Their bond with Barbara crosses languages and borders, revealing compassion beyond political divides and echoing a Christmas message of humanity.
A brief item states Fancy patent flour carries a guaranteed price of $1.75 per sack, as announced by Slider and Lacy.
A detailed account of the Universal chapter play In the Days of Buffalo Bill discusses its aim for historical accuracy. Robert Dillon wrote the script after studying history. Edward Laemnole directs with actors such as Joseph Hazelton and Duke Lee. The production emphasizes realism to aid teaching and entertainment.
The Springfield Republican analyzes Otto H. Kahn's proposed plan for adjusting allied debts to the United States. It argues that bankers favor partial cancellation while warning that total write offs could trigger new loans by Britain and France, with safe-guarded caution about imperialist aims and future burdens on a troubled Europe.
A note on lost items and recoveries in the Chief Classifieds. Earl May’s bull pup was found near De Leon after publication. J N Redwine’s mule wandered but was recovered following an ad. the piece urges readers to use 25 cent classifieds to locate owners or reclaim found property.
A past style of group similar to the Ku Klux Klan is said to be forming with women-only membership to punish men who trifle with women's affections. The article notes prior women’s groups faded, mentions the Texas based Women of the Invisible Eye, and compares potential impact to anti-Catholic propaganda. Distress after eating is blamed on bad digestion. Herbine is advertised as aiding digestion and vitality, priced 60 cents and sold by S. P. Smith.
Mrs G W Hall of 639 Hazel Avenue Lima Ohio says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured years of weakness and dragging pains. She can now wash and walk long distances. The ad notes many women suffer slight derangements with similar symptoms and benefit from the product.
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