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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
6
The article alarms over a rising religious lobby pressing for Sunday laws and civil measures. It warns this could threaten civil and religious liberty and urge voters to oppose any laws undermining constitutional separation of church and state. It highlights pressure on Washington and calls for public education and restraint.
A farmer from near Ashland City Tennessee credits Tanlac with curing stomach and kidney trouble and back pain after a friend sent a bottle. He reports better sleep, appetite and energy and plans to spread the word to others. Tanlac is advertised as a tonic and digestive aid sold by Hamilton Drug Co. in Comanche and other towns. The daily note also mentions a Bristol Daily Press seasonal emphasis on kindness to animals.
Canning is the quickest preserve method when done with proper facilities and careful management. Use new rubber tops, ensure air-tight lids, and fill vessels to the brim with boiling contents then store in a cool dark place to prevent fermentation.
In Wellsville Missouri on June 25 Senator James A Reed spoke at a new community hall dedication. He argued the United States entered World War I to defend America and national honor not to democratize the world. He praised the war outcome and warned against underestimating U S resolve.
Local notes from Cotton Grove list visitors and social visits. Wellington Rosas from Fort Worth stops by to see friends. Mrs Will Beene travels to Sweetwater. Velma Smedley from Dallas visits her parents. Hutchinsons host a Saturday party for local youth. DeWitts from near Mercer's Creek stay with relatives. W A Robertson and family and Julian Johnson attend church at Duncan. Otis Smedley from John Tarleton weekends at home. Fait Rooher from Comanche visits Sunday. Edna Kirk and daughter Bernice of Gorman visit the Johnsons.
The weather is fine and farmers are busy cutting weeds and grass. Mr. and Mrs. Mat Hicks and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Osburn. Mrs. Bulah Devault visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hicks. Ed and Homer Burdett Ferrol Keeter and Kay Burrow went to Justine Saturday. Ada Hicks visited Opal Hicks. Elizabeth Burrow and Marion Bowman attended singing at Robersonville. Johnie, Ruby Burdett and Bonnie Hicks visited Mrs. Joe Hasty.
Mrs. 8S. L. Odell and her young daughter Ruby came home Friday after several weeks visiting relatives in Hillsboro.
Comanche reader FE Rogers recounts a severe back ache from lumbago improved after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He reports rapid recovery and urges others to try the same kidney remedy, with price 50 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises Doan’s Kidney Pills.
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