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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1915
Page
7
The February Woman's Home Companion features Rev Charles Stel zie of the Presbyter ian Board of Home Missions arguing the church should not measure salvation by cost. He notes contrasts in cost per conversion and defends spending on spiritual aims beyond dollars and cents.
Do not take repeated medicines or risky operations for stomach troubles. Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy claims to remove catarrhal mucu s and chronic inflammation, restoring the entire digestive tract and offering a money back guarantee if one bottle fails. The ad lists many professionals backing the product and invites readers to send for a free book.
The Hamilton Herald reports a movement to organize another national bank in Hamilton amid two existing banks. Substantial citizens back the plan and capital is expected to be raised quietly. Details on capital stock and opening date are not learned, but stock offers are being made. The Herald predicts 1915 may bring a strong business revival driven by European gold and wartime demand.
The notice warns against giving opium to children and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the safest cough cold and croup medicine for both children and adults. It emphasizes no opium or harmful drugs and recommends purchase from all dealers.
Special offer featured across Holland's Magazine Farm Ranch and Chief Exponent in a promotional note. Readership is invited to explore bundled access across these periodicals for enhanced farming and rural life insights.
The ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe, rapid remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and gas. It claims swift relief from sour stomach, bloating, headaches and nausea once the tablet contacts the stomach and warns to keep a 50 cent case handy.
H C Bradshaw or Gib Callaway offer five or six spans of young mules for sale both broke and unbroke. Sale on time, come quick if you want a team. Contact at office.
Our illustrated catalog explains how we teach the barber trade in shore time mailed free. Moler Barber College Dallas Texas announces this educational prospect to prospective students with free mailed materials.
J O Jones sold 103 head of Duroc Jerseys to Mr McLendon for 625 dollars. The hogs averaged about 100 pounds and were raised on Jones's farm north of town. McLendon near Custer plans to fatten them for market on peanuts.
Mrs G C Dunn of Arnold P A says Chamberlains Tablets relieve her chronic stomach complaints and bilious attacks from the first bottle, leaving her feeling like a different person. Sold by all retailers.
A prominent businessman notes three widow farmers who, by growing food at home and selling eggs and butter, paid their grocery bills and debts this year. Despite neighbor men failing to pay, these women kept the flour barrel full and settled all obligations with money left over at year end.
An advertisement urges readers to quit calomel and use Dodson's Liver Tone a 50 cent bottle promises liver cleansing without griping or salivation. The copy claims it strengthens health and can be given to children safely.
The commerce and manufacturers committee favors a bill to suspend the penalty for late tax payments until January 1, 1916. Interest would continue to accrue for eleven months after January 31, 1915.
Advertisement cites lame back causes as overexertion cold or disease and touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as the right remedy. Instructions urge thorough rubbing on the affected area with relief described as prompt and satisfactory. Prices listed 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle sold by Paris Smith.
James E. Ferguson promises Texas gains in 1915 aiming for record corn and cattle, fewer cotton crops, more hogs, rail miles, highways, silos, and migration. He offers San Antonio Express prize money for first twins and triplets born in Texas in 1915 and hopes for San Antonio's greatest growth and prosperity yet. Temple, Texas, Jan. 1, 1915.
An advertisement claims Danderine removes dandruff within minutes and stops itching. It asserts weeks of use yield new hair growth, with hair becoming light, fluffy, lustrous and abundant. A 25 cent bottle is advertised for consumer trial.
Governor Ferguson backs a simple bill to cap rent on farm land by nullifying the landlord lien when charges exceed one third of grain or one fourth of cotton raised. Sen McGregor of Travis County to introduce. A criminal penalties provision may be added.
An advertorial hawks Ballar’s Horehound Syrup as a lung healing balm for dry hacking coughs. It lists prices 25e 50e and 1.00 dollar per bottle and notes Paris Smith as the seller.
Companion Rollin Lynde Hartt writes about renouncing tobacco after a year. He recalls smoking bored him, the effort of handling pipes and matches, the nuisance of ashes, and the frequent dentist visits as he describes the loss of enjoyment and ongoing discomfort.
An old advertisement urges readers to stay alert and in trim by using Foley's Cathartic Tablets to cleanse the system, keep the stomach sweet, liver active, and bowels regular, promoting health for workers in offices, factories, and on the road. The copy attributes the promotion to The Wm Reese Drug Co.
Washington on January 17 Dr Harvey Wiley told the Child Welfare Association of Anacosta that dresses with a low neck at one end and a high neck at the other are hygienic and urged women to wear the low neck style for all occasions He also expressed hope that men will banish collars.
Comanche resident C W Carnes reports relief from kidney pain fatigue and urinary irregularities after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He previously suffered backache rheumatic twinges and energy loss and credits the remedy with restoring work ability. Price 50 cents at dealers.
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