The Chief Exponent Reforming Marketing and Legislation
The Chief Exponent urges a statewide marketing association for Comanche County farmers to cut waste and improve prices. It warns of liquor and education bills, railroads facing bankruptcy, and broad capital needs while calling for conservative, coordinated legislation and industry reforms.
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Call for road from Comanche to De Leon to aid county growth
The Chief Exponent relays a subscriber plea for a Comanche to De Leon road urging action over a proposed railroad. The piece criticizes state and federal spending, notes new courts and commissions, and warns taxpayers will fund expanded government and river projects while questioning lawmakers' use of public funds.
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Diversified farming urged to free farmers from credit slavery
An article urges every farm to raise meat vegetables fruit and feed this year to reduce cotton dependence and secure true credit backed by crops. It cites Farm and Fireside and warns disaster if farmers neglect self sufficiency. It notes church efficiency programs spreading in 1915.
Congress Faces Prohibition Setback for District Dry Vote
A Chicago Tribune tyle reprint notes that national lawmakers failed to achieve nationwide prohibition due to a two thirds rule. An amendment to make the District of Columbia dry arises, but its passage hinges on a single strong vote, delaying the end of alcohol.
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Merchant tests honesty by giving 10 cent overchange
In Ellicottville New York a merchant conducted a test by giving customers extra change. Two thirds pocketed the dime and walked away while about 32 percent did not count the small change at all. All customers were known to have reputations for honesty.
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What She Wanted For Her Baby’s Cough
A young mother on Tuesday sought a safe remedy for her baby’s cough and chose Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from Wm. Reese Drug Co. The product is described as loosening the cough, stimulating mucus membranes, easing pain, and helping the child rest.
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Free Trip to San Francisco Exposition Offer
The Southern Woman's Magazine announces a fully paid trip to the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Readers can request full details by writing the Exposition Tour Manager at Southern Woman’s Magazine in Nashville Tennessee.
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Dr Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil Ad
Miracle cure promises relief for chronic sores with Dr Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil. Advertises prices 25c 50c and 1.00. Claims to cure old sores and heal while relieving pain.
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