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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

3

Snares of the Gay Nineties by Austin Callan in The Comanche Chief

An article and letters exchange recounts how women in the Gay Nineties used pies and cakes to attract husbands. Austin Callan notes frontier stories from Coleman and Comanche connections, mentioning Marion Allan, A. B. Foster and local figures. The column cites a Dallas woman and a Comanche tale of Sally who used cooking to win a husband with seven children.

Austin Callan Ouston L. B. Vesell Comanche Callan Russell Mr. Callan Coleman Amanche Old Camo Olorado Marion Allan Brown County A. B. Foster Ack Wright the Cunningham 46Th Texas Cavalry Cmp Colorado John Sparks Nevada Jack Wright T. S. Wright Sid Thomas Jave Cunningham Dallas Irls Etter Sally Neck of the Woods

Lion Governor Is Selected At Meeting

C. P. Dodson of Decatur was chosen governor of District 2-h at the district convention in Vernon. He succeeds D. T. Bowles of Breckinridge. The district covers 54 clubs, including Comanche. Mrs. Tom Herring and her children Tom Jr and Eddelweese of Laredo are visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Lewis.

LION C. P. Dodson Decatur Vernon D. T. Bowles Breck Rridge Comanche Tom Herring Tom Jr Eddelweese Laredo J. H. Lewis

Lady Seeks Relief with Cardui Claim

Mrs L H Cardell of Statesville North Carolina touts Cardui as a help for weakness and nervousness. She says after reading about it in a newspaper she began using Cardui and felt stronger after half a bottle, with thousands of women testifying to its benefits.

L. H. Cardell Statesville N. C Cardui Bene Mes Gam Tou Wait

Gustine Scouts Demonstrate Rescue Skills Saturday

Gustine Boy Scouts will stage a second demonstration of artificial respiration on Gustine streets Saturday afternoon at o clock. J A Morgan president of the Gustine Booster Club, sponsor of last week’s event at Gustine Lake, says Norman Harriison assistant Scoutmaster will lead the display and feature other Scout achievements and teachings.

Gustine Boy Scouts Gustine J. A. Morgan

Undulant Fever Explained By State Health Official

A state health officer explains undulant fever as seasonally rising with waves of fever and weight loss. The disease spreads from animals to humans, notably cows and hogs, via contaminated dairy. Prevention rests on eradicating infection in animals, pasteurizing dairy, and minimizing contact with infected livestock.

John W. Brown

Kenneth Guthrie Visits Grandparents in San Angelo

Kenneth Guthrie of San Angelo visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs A B Masters while staying in the city.

Kenneth Guthrie San Angelos A. B. Masters

Catfish and Cosmetology Show Legislature’s Wholesome Acts

Former Congressman Oscar Callaway notes a Dallas News letter by J. T. Murray praising the recently adjourned Forty Fourth Legislature. It cites House bill 189 requiring cosmetologist registration and definition, and Senate bill 524 banning catching catfish under eleven inches in the Big Wichita River. The piece lauds health and natural resource protections.

Oscar Callaway Dallas News J. T. Murray Ray State Board of Cosmetologists Wichita Archer Baylor Texas

Cemetery Working Called at Zion Hill

An all day cemetery working is set for Friday June 14 at Zion Hill. Volunteers are asked to bring tools and a dinner. The event aims to clean and repair the cemetery. Beb Hendrix, President, urges attendance to help.

Zion Hill Beb Hendrix

Better Housing Day Programs Across Rural Areas

FHA farm representatives push Better Housing Day on June 15 to spur rural communities. Women’s groups sponsor events as over 1000 model homes are planned financed through Mutual Mortgage Insurance. Demonstration trucks tour Oregon Idaho and Washington showcasing water systems lighting and septic tank models.

Federal Housing Administration Oregon Idaho Washington

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