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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1916

Page

7

Country Boy Athletes Endorse Coca Cola in Baseball Rosters

A survey of major league rosters highlights many players from rural areas, with leaders like Grover Cleveland Alexander and Lawrence Doyle noted. The piece links Coca Cola to athletes and emphasizes the drink as wholesome and natural, suitable for players and fans alike.

Jones Allison St. Louis Browns Browns Alexander Grover Cleveland Philadelphia Nationals St Paul Nebraska Philadelphia Ust Doyle Lawrence New York Caseyville New York Nationals Coca-Cola

Local residents visit kin and attend church events

Sidney residents and relatives from Brownwood Indian Gap and Corsicana visit churches and homes this week. Families like the Taylors Clarks Roberts and Bulls share social visits. several attend the Comanche musical and old soldiers reunion.

Dodson's Liver Tone Exposed As Harmless Calomel Alternative

An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, non salivating liver tonic claiming calomel makes people sick. It promises faster relief with a spoonful tonight and warns calomel rebounds cause weakness and nausea. The copy asserts the product is harmless for children and guarantees results.

Dodson Ady

La Creole Hair Dressing Promises Natural Graying Reversal

An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as a natural way to cover gray hair. It claims to restore a brunette glow for women with streaked, ugly gray hair and lists a price of $1.00.

Cotton Grove Social Notes Spill Over Weekend Visits

Mrs M B Taylor returns to Port Arthur with sister Miss Berta Robertson. Martin Roe of Fisher County visits relatives. R L Parker and wife plan Fort Worth home. W W Thacker visits Bethel. Cody and Thelma Stewart return from Hunt County. T R Randall leaves to visit father near Proctor. Oscar Stewart family visit Hicks Corner. Sam Criswell of Sweetwater visits Will Beene. J A Kennedy returns from Bangs with Icey Mathews. George Berrack family visit Bethel. Will Skinner and William Stubbelfield visit Comanche. Zoe Mathews of Sweetwater visits Beenes. Mr and Mrs Lee Lambreath visit Elm Grove area. Large crowd attends singing at Elm Grove. Prof T R Randall to start twelve days singing school second Monday in August.

Oscar Stewart Hicks’ Corner Sam Criswell Sweetwater Will Beene J. A. Kennedy Bangs Icey Mathews George Berrack Bethel Will Skinner William Stubberfield Comenche Zoe Mathews Beenes Lee Lambreath Elm Grove D. J. Stubblefield T. R. Randall Randall

Death Lurks in a Weak Heart Ad

Ad warns of hidden heart danger and promises a cure with a remedy named "Reno vine" priced at 1.50 dollars. It urges immediate action to avoid a penalty and frames the product as the heart’s remedy.

Scott's Emulsion Ad Urges For Child Nourishment

The ad argues many children lack proper nutrition during growth and should take Scott's Emulsion to enrich blood and strengthen them. It highlights pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds, and low ambition as signs of deficiency. No alcohol is used. Bloomfield, New Jersey is listed.

Scott Scott & Bowne Bloomfield N. J

McGEE'S BABY ELEXIR Sold for 25 and 50 cents

In every home with a baby a bottle of McGEE'S BABY ELEXIR is advised to correct sour stomach wind colic diarrhea or summer complaint. A wholesome remedy with no opium morphine or injurious drug. Price 25c and 50c per bottle. Sold by S. P. Smith.

P. S. P. Smith

Election Aftermath and Community Notices

Downing reports the election result is in with mixed feelings among residents. C A Smith of Fort Worth visited home folks briefly. Mrs Zack Hulsey and daughter traveled to DeLeon to see relatives. Prof Sparks singing school concluded with a large audience before his Panhandle teaching assignment. N H Loudermilk and son A A traveled to Marlin for health. Local singing gatherings continued at Suez and with Natt Lowder milk family. Mrs Scott and daughter Jennie from Oklahoma visited J F Beaty’s household this week. Baptist meeting set to begin.

Merlin Yarbrough Indian Gap Toonie McCarty Frank Redwine Sipe Springs Frank Ross Near Waco J. C. Ross Bruce Walker Marning Ottie Cox Leon McCarty Comanche Oak Valley Joe Thompson Waco Treva Thompson Enel Indian Creek J. T. Roberts Lola Ross Gap Frank Steel C. A. Smith Ft. Worth Zack Hulsey DeLeon Wek Sparks Panhandle Texas N. H. Loudermilk and Son A. A Marlin Suez Marvin Beaty Natt

Election talk draws local leaders to Comanche visit

On Friday night the 28th residents were invited to attend as several people traveled to Comanche Monday to learn more about the election. Attendees included G. H. Loudermilk C. A. Smith Bill Reed G. C. Hornsby and Jeff Loudermilk.

Comanche G. H. Loudermilk C. A. Smith Bill Reed G. C. Hornsby Jeff Loudermilk

Plantion Chill Tonic Ad Offers Quick Chill Relief

An advertisement touts Plantation Chill Tonic promising rapid relief from chills. It claims to keep the liver healthy and notes the product contains no enamel, with a price of 50e.

J R Eanes & Company Promotes Farm Land Listing

Notice states the firm will handle farms and ranches on commission and give this branch special attention. It is designated as local representative for the Cotton Belt Emigration Bureau and will cooperate with them to advertise the section in the coming season.

Cotton Belt Emigration Bureau J. R. Eanes & Company

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Promoted For Clear Headed Relief

The advertisement touts Laxa tive Bromo Quinine as superior to ordinary quinine and free from nervousness or head ringing. It urges remembering the full name for EF W Grove signature and lists address 25e.

EF. W. Grove

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