Weekend Visitors and Local Notes in Comanche Area
Hot weather continues with requests for rain while residents visit Brownwood, De Leon, and Comanche. Local events include birthday dinners for Raymond Starr and Ory Grigsby, and a Bailey speaking visit. Mr. Samuels is ill. families visit Gustine and Sweetwater. Baptist meeting urged with singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Bowers
Brownwood
Emanuel Ray
Effie Coker
de Leon
B. Patton
Tee Patton
Ory Grigsby
Raymond Starr
Mr. Starr
Raymond
Ory
Dry
Bailey
Comanche
George Samuels
Martin
Wiley McDaniels
Kodakers Offer Free Enlargements and War Honor Picture
Kodakers invites customers to try their finishing and enlargements with a free 16x20 Honor Roll Souvenir of the Great World War. The ad promises a complete service record photo for service members and offers film development at 10 cents per roll and prints at 1 cent and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Cemetery Working and Local Visits in Board Church
July notes report cemetery work planned for the first Saturday in August and a revival meeting scheduled the Saturday before the third Sunday in August with Rev. Sidney Martin of Brownwood. Visitors include Fred Nance and children from Ballinger with J B Nance, Judie Northcutt and daughter Lucile, Tom Moore and Kinsey Seago, J DePriest family, R J McCullough at Hebron singing, and Kimsy Seago family visiting near Gustine.
Golden Medical Discovery Praised by Mrs Ger Trude Sell
In Houston Texas, Mrs Ger Trude Sell reports recovering health after ptomaine poisoning and influenza using Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. She notes rapid strength return after the second bottle and endorses the remedy for stomach, liver, and blood issues. Sold by all druggists in liquid or tablet form.
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Houston
Texas
Gertrude Sell
Common Street
Primary election passes quietly in town
Correspondence reports a quiet Saturday election as locals note visits and travel. Many residents are seen visiting relatives in Cottle county and nearby towns while others plan trips to Breckenridge and Abilene.
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Pares
Presse
Gap
Grandpa Hilley
Cottle County
Morehead
Conroe
J. W. Vancleave
Here Home
Dalton Parsons
Abilene
K. D. Jones
Sidney
J. W. Vanccleave
R. W. Fielder
Roy
Cisco
Brekenridge
George Rollins
Port Arthur
Derwell
W. F. Vancleave
A. H. Taylor
Breckenridge
Taylor
A. H
Oran Graham
Grandpa Chapel
Alabama
Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy Color For Fabrics
An advertisement urges readers to choose Diamond Dyes to avoid streaks and ruined material. It emphasizes insistence on Diamond Dyes and notes easy directions are included with every package.
Lemon Bleach For a Fair Rosy White Complexion
An old advertisement claims lemon juice mixed with Orchard White creates a home lemon bleach for skin whitening. It promotes use on face neck arms and hands daily and asserts cosmetic and health benefits while noting Paris Smith sells the product.
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Comanche Resident
L F Rogers a Comanche carpenter testifies to rapid relief from backaches via Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad touts the remedy for kidney trouble with neighborly recommendations and a 60 cent price at all dealers, produced by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kideys
Dean
L. F. Rogers
Carpenter
Comanche
Visitors and Local Greetings At Cotton Grove
Miss Maggie Sneed of Ft Worth visits Mrs J E Robertson and relatives. S M Couch returns from Dallas where he cared for daughter Mrs Carl Johnson. Miss Lola Miller visits. Clyde Goosby Hicks Bynum of Newburg visit. Sim Kemp of Dallas in town. Myrtle Robertson visits sister near Mercer Creek. L L Ritchie family stay with Jim Carraway at Logans Gap. Aubrey Beene returns to Roby after visiting parents. Mrs Chas Bearden of Dallas visits Mrs J E Robertson.
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Cotton Grove
Maggie Sneed
Ft. Worth
J. E. Robertson
S. M. Couch
Dallas
Carl Johnson
Lola Miller
Clyde Goosby
Hicks Bynum
Newburg
Sim Kemp
Myrtle Robertson
Mercer Creek
L. L. Ritchie
Jim Carraway
Logan’s Gap
Aubrey Beene
Roby
Chas. Bearden
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered as Constitutional Cure
A midwestern medical ad claims catarrh is a constitutional condition needing systemic treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is taken internally and purportedly cures via the blood. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheneyss
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Od de Samuel
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New York
Tae Ayiy Kta
Castoria
Coca-Coca Company
Atlanta, GA
WM. Reese
Kodakers
Mayo Studios
Kodak Dept
West Broadway
Dixon’s Kodak Shop
Calomel
Aspirin
S. P. Smith
Paris Smith
FISK
Todd
Randall& Jennings
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