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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1912
Page
3
A reading responds to questions about biblical miracles and Satanic origins, arguing miracles continue through science and nature. It explains Satan’s fall, cautions against faith healers lacking scripture, and disputes Mark sixteen claims as noncanonical. It urges reasonable faith and scriptural consistency.
Llano leader Hon Frederick Opp declares candidacy for Congressman at Large. A Democrat veteran of state and national politics, he highlights consular service in Breslau and Texas education ties, pledging tariff reform and deeper Texas harbors.
The Weatherford item notes Mr Opp delivered a summer speech and was well liked by listeners. He is described as a pleasant speaker, a gentleman worthy of trust, and a potential Congressman at Large. The Chief is cited as a reader he respects, with many friends in Texas.
A San Angelo Standard column notes that wealth at death may be overshadowed by kinship. Nine children at a Texas man's bedside are praised as true fortune, contrasting million-dollar estates leading to lawsuits with family love and moral influence.
Advertisement asserts Hunt's Cure will positively and permanently cure any form of itching skin disease. Claims one box guarantees a cure and one application provides relief. The tone is vigorous and promotional, aiming to reassure readers of swift results.
William Jennings Bryan drew cheers as he entered the Republican headquarters in Chicago and said he came as a newspaper reporter to observe the steam roller of Taft and Roosevelt in action. He interviewed party managers and warned against a Baltimore convention, noting Democrats expect a model gathering.
The thermometer at Ada Oklahoma recorded a high of 112 degrees last Sunday, signaling an extreme heat event for the area.
An old advertisement promotes White's Cream Vermifage as a remedy that expels worms in children who are pale and weak. It asserts prompt results and health restoration, selling at 25 cents per bottle through Paris Smith.
Ed Boswell reports baled oats from his farm located 24 miles south of town sold at 40 cents per bale. The note specifies quantity and price for potential buyers.
Elihu Root, a Taft favorite, was elected Temporary Chairman signaling Taft's early win. The Texas delegation gave Taft 31 votes in the roll call.
Local vendor M W Carroll advertises Reno Vine Heart and Nerve Tonic for sale. Also listed is FOR SALE Good Jersey cow with a young calf.
As W. J. Bryan entered the National Republican convention a woman grabbed his ticket. Police charged her and found $1000 sewed in her skirts. She was examined for sanity.
A tale of romance ends when a man finds a woman who drinks Electric Bitters. The product is praised for improving nerves, complexion, sleep, and energy while eliminating indigestion backache headache and dizziness. Advertises 50c at druggists.
Willie Roberts aged eighteen drowned after a cramp struck him while bathing near Meridian on Tuesday. He was found unresponsive in the water and died at the scene.
The piece touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a rapid healer for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and explosions. It claims thousands benefited and notes the product is 25 cents at druggists.
William H. Wool of Amarillo died by self inflicted poisoning this week. He left a note saying he was in ill health and had no one to depend upon him.
An advertisement urges older adults to take Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen digestion and keep bowels regular. The notice claims the tablets are mild and gentle in action and particularly suitable for people of middle age and older. Sold by all dealers.
For the first time in Republic conventions history in America no portrait of the President hangs in the coliseum, signaling a notable departure from tradition and raising questions about the event’s symbolism and protocol.
An early advertisement touts Caramel with Simmons liver purifier in yellow tins. It promises thorough action, relief from constipation and billiousness, and claims a trial convinces users to use it continually.
An old advertisement promises relief with a first dose of a medicine described as quick-acting and potent, offered in a small bottle for 50 cents. The text notes the product is sold by a Paris pharmacy and emphasizes prompt results.
Col A J Baker and a candidate for the vice nomination amid a Baltimore convention are reported ill in California with concern centered on his daughter. The terse bulletin notes his condition as serious while the event proceeds.
A brief ad-like blurb promotes BABY ELIXIR for teething discomfort. It claims to soothe the stomach bowels and gums, and aid digestion. Available in 25c and 50c bottles.
Socialists launch national campaign at Chicago event claiming broad field support across unions and states. Speakers emphasize unity and workplace action as they outline platform goals.
A brief note states a March exchange request to trade for reliable driving. No other details are provided about parties, location, or terms.
A historical notice promotes Tomlinson's Simmons Liver Powder as a remedy for constipation and liver issues. It claims effectiveness without complaints and recommends it for tanning issues. Sold in Oswego for 25g.
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