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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
3
East Nashville grocer W N Parsons extols Thedford's Black Draught Genuine herb liver medicine as the best liver remedy for sour stomach head ache and indigestion. He says he uses it daily and urges others to accept no imitation. The endorsement cites long use and broad country trust.
B. W. Higginbotham, newly elected president of the Security National Bank, assumed active charge yesterday. Reorganization is planned affecting several bank personnel as he continues to guide a broad network of Texas business interests.
A vintage ad states hard work drains the body causing fatigue and low spirits. Prickly Ash Bitters is marketed as a system cleanser and energizer restoring energy, appetite, and cheerfulness. Price $1.25 per bottle. Ham ton Drug Co. and Wm. Resse Co. are listed as special agents.
A humorous caption about Proud Mamma asking prices for children's photos and Photo Man offering ten dollars a dozen, then realizing she has eleven children. The exchange plays on math and whimsy common to comic panels.
Capt Geo W Womble of 105 Jennings St Knoxville Tenn testifies he suffered long with stomach and intestinal trouble, could not eat, and endured severe pain and insomnia. After two bottles of Tanlac he reports renewed appetite, energy, and youthful vigor, urged by local contact Dan M Chambliss of Kuhlman and Chambliss to try the remedy.
V. G. Pryor, Texas Prison Commissioner, responds to Governor Neff who demands his resignation. He rebuts eleven cited reasons, defends prison farm operations, and challenges graft charges with detailed financials while calling for precise reports if graft exists. He notes Neff may grant pardons and questions the governor’s motives.
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Judge Liggett declares Cunningham a great and good man whose forty year influence spanned mountain tops to crowded streets. He recalls courage against bandits and crowds, unwavering faith in Christ, and a lasting legacy of law and order in West Texas.
Ragged dialogue and garbled sound effects depict a chaotic vaudeville skit where a photographer and a faltering stage manager struggle to cue a bird sequence. The scene centers on Major Jack Allen and the intoxicated performer mispronouncing lines and reacting to the crowd’s confusion.
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