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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
7
Mrs. D V Williams describes long illness and headaches then relief after taking Cardui. She says the tonic strengthened her, restored health, and improved sleep and nerves. The account urges other women with womanly ailments to try Cardui, sold everywhere.
Senator Broussard of Louisiana denounces the Willis Campbell anti beer amendment to the Volstead enforcement act. He argues the bill, already passed by the House, threatens liberties and will provoke greater dissatisfaction with the law.
A brief shop notice from Todd and Jennings promotes a new shipment of hand bags and suit cases, touting sizes and types ideal for vacation trips. A humane message repeats the call for kindness to animals, urging crowd restraint and compassion toward dogs, cats, birds, and other creatures.
Poem urges patience with officiating in sports and life. It counsels keeping temper at the plate, accepting umpire calls, and continuing with courage, noting a higher judge beyond earthly umpires who guides fate.
Texas legislators led a vigorous protest as the Phipps Dowell bill passed the House, aiming to tighten federal road funding rules and require Texas to amend its constitution by 1926 to continue receiving aid. Representative Rayburn denounced federal overreach, warning Texas would lose road funds without constitutional changes. The bill advances to the Senate.
The family expresses gratitude for help, flowers, and burial assistance for their son and brother brought home from France. They ask God’s blessing on all who offered kindness and prayers.
The Waco Times-Herald notes the war with Austria and Germany formally ended when President Harding signed the Knox-Porter peace resolution last Saturday. It explains the delay since 1918 due to the League Covenant in the Peace Treaty and Wilson's refusal to alter it. A separate peace would have been possible but was sidestepped to adopt the Knox-Porter measure.
Mr and Mrs Hardy Slider celebrate the arrival of their son David born on the morning of the Glorious Fourth. His elder brother Charles Richard was born on Washington's Birthday, marking a patriotic family debut.
The country editor is described as a wealthy but moneyless figure who guides town affairs, builds without tools, runs in journalism, and sells brains for cash or credit. He is a teacher, lawyer, preacher, and truth teller who aids the wounded and dying, often at personal cost.
Mrs F M Bagley and her two sons and daughters travel to Rochelle to visit daughter Mrs Ida Long and family leaving Miss Nora for a week. Eld T H Erwin of Tyler Texas to begin a protracted meeting at Robersonville church Friday night July 8. The public is invited.
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