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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
3
Angelo Patri argues against arguing with fourteen year olds urging parents and teachers to avoid heated disputes. The piece urges calls for tact, patience, and guiding the child to seek authorities when wrong while preserving respect, dignity, and manners, citing classroom and home examples from 1922.
Sunday services at Fellows tip drew a large audience with Sunday school and church activities led by Rose Davenport and Hamp. Several local families attended the program and Christmas tree Friday night, with visitors from Mountain Views and nearby communities. An advert promotes Liquid Borozone for wounds and a hosiery sales job offering commissions and samples.
Mrs. G. R. Hart of Comanche recalls a four year old illness with back pain and rheumatic symptoms from kidney trouble. She states five boxes of Dou’s Kidney Pills cured her and that she has had no relapse since. The ad adds Foster-Milburn Co and Herbine as remedies with prices and dealer notes.
Secretary Fall will resign March 4 due to pressure from private business interests. President Harding regrets the retirement, noting he offered a Supreme Court seat. Fall says his decision is final and he will retire to a ranch in New Mexico before pursuing private affairs.
A memorial poem laments a departed beloved. The speaker vows enduring love, recalling past roses and longing, while seeking reunion beyond life. The piece closes with a note about The Commercial Motet offering service at Phene 42.
Tr Preston and family near Slaton spend the holiday with relatives in Comal and Erath counties. His father FE A Preston lives in Dublin and Mrs Hood in Gap. Mrs Jane Lane of Comanche is a twin sister of Mrs Preston. The Prestons plan to return soon to Slaton. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised with three bottle sizes. Sold by Paris Smith.
The originator of the slogan Say It With Flowers, PLFP O’Keefe of Boston, recalls proposing the line to the Society of American Florists in Cleveland in December 1917. He sought a phrase urging broader use of flowers, inspired by poetry about flowers’ language and a push to craft a modern, clear motto.
Christmas eve guests included Dan Bryson and family Elmer Bryson and family from Edna Lester Adcock and family from Castine with W A Bryson and Dan Bryson hosting at Edna J J Williamson and SS WW Priddy traveled to Bangs on business Miss Effie Hartson returned home for holidays Herman Rauhut and Antonn Rauhut visited with J M McCrary Dan Hartson spent holidays with family Odess Burton moved into the community Louis Burkeen returned after weeks in De Leon Lestie family from Gorman stayed with Tol Carter family and more locals joined gatherings around Comanche Gustine Swan Hill and Bangs with several Haggard Bean McCrary families noted. The Chief one year for 1.00.
An advertisement promotes Martin's Egg Producers offering higher egg yields with feed and asserts Martin's Roup Remedy cures and prevents disease guaranteed by Hamilton Drug Co. The ad emphasizes product guarantees and producer branding.
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