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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
2
The Department of Commerce reports U S exports totaled 7 074 011 529 while imports were 5 095 S TH ON2 for the latest year, yielding a healthy surplus. Over six years ending June 30 1919 exports reached 28 458 087 800 against imports 14 466 566 077. The balance in favor of the United States tallies 15 991 921 723.
A reader note warns against trivializing a common cold and explains that serious diseases may begin with a cold. It advises using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of a cold to shorten illness and reduce danger.
Comanche resident Mrs. F. Grim testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills eased severe headaches dizziness and backache caused by weak kidneys. She reports relief after using the product from Hamilton Drug Co and recommends it. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.
The show runs Monday and Tuesday January 19 and 20 at the Majestic Theatre with screening times announced locally. Local patrons are advised to arrive early for seating and admission details.
A long promotional piece argues advertising proves a merchant’s reliability and value. It claims advertised goods stay fresh, prices align with demand, and turnover benefits buyers. It cites ads as essential in modern commerce, urging readers to heed printed pages for savings.
A newspaper notice stresses that many neglect simple care for croup citing Chamberlains Cough Remedy as within reach and effective when first signs appear, contrasting heroic actions with easy at hand treatment.
A Georgia family recounts using Thedford's Black-Draught since childhood to treat headaches constipation and malaria chills. They credit it with preventing doctor bills and keeping them active, praising its vegetable composition and liver cleansing action. The ad urges insistence on the original genuine product.
An old style ad claims Reno vine as a cure for weak fainting heart and hysterics with a heart and nerve tome priced at 50e and $1.00. It promotes Bali Lard Horehound Syrup to stop coughing, calm irritation, heal lungs, and restore breathing, sold by Paris Smith.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifying and energizing tonic. Claims to restore vitality, improve appetite, and bring color to the cheeks. Describes quinine syrup formula, family appeal, malaria history, and availability at drug stores for 0c per bottle.
A testimonial from Mrs. Rovalia Kania of New Britain Conn credits PE RU NA with ending three years of cramps and catarrh and urges others to begin use soon. The ad claims PE RU NA regulates digestion improves elimination and provides blood nourishment to inflamed membranes. It promotes PE RU NA as the best emergency home remedy available in tablet or liquid form.
A short alert-style note touts a heart remedy marketed as Reno vine claiming to cure weak hearts. It warns of delays and penalties for not buying, lists a price of 1.50 dollars, and presents Reno vine as the heart’s cure.
Senator Sorghum rejects bribery allegations, stating that hints of money only distract voters from the election and tempt those with votes to sell. The Washington Star quotes his remark as part of a broader discussion on campaign finances.
An advertisement promotes Martin's Wonderful Blue Bug Killer for chickens promising to eradicate blue bugs and blood sucking insects with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It targets poultry owners seeking pest control.
The Gustine Class announces a free public talk by W J Thorn of Boston at Macksville schoolhouse on January 18 at 2 30 P M. The subject asks where soldier boys who died on the battlefield and loved ones lost to the flu epidemic are unconverted and promises a cheering scripture message.
An old advertisement touts Stop Those Sharp Shooting Pains Femenina as a wonder worker for female disorders priced at 1.50. It markets a remedy with claims of relief from pains and discomforts.
A brief ad style notice claims the product restores vitality and energy by purifying and enriching the blood. It promises soon felt strengthening and revigorating effects with a price tag noted as Ge.
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