Comanche and Brownwood News highlights end of week
Local residents travel to Comanche for shows and visits. Letters from Comanche Cotton Oil Co discuss bulk peanut shipments and pricing outlook for farmers. Brownwood events include visits by Lela Black and George Black, plus business trips by T. Carlson and B. R. Long with regional figures from Comanche and San Saba.
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B. R. Long
San Saba
Brownwood
J. C. Henderson
Comanche
Henderson
Comanche Brick Co
Brownwood Bulletin
Wound antiseptic for man or beast in multiple sizes
The notice promotes BORO ZONE ANTISEPTIC LIQUID and BOROZONE POWDER for wound care in cattle and humans. It claims quick healing and purification of wounds, suitable for screw worms, dehorned cattle, cuts, or bruises. Sold by 8 P Smith in four package sizes priced 25c to $1.50.
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8. P. Smith
Plantation Chill Ton ic Ad Promises Fast Relief
An old promotional notice touts Plantation Chill Tonic with no calomel to soothe chills and keep the liver in healthy condition. It lists a price of 50e and urges following directions on every bottle.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers Cure for Deafness
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. it requires a constitutional remedy. The inflammatory mucous lining of the Eustachian tube causes hearing loss, and Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to cure by acting through the blood. A $100 reward is offered for an incurable case, with circulars free.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Comanche Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Walter Jack Cunningham of Co Manche was in Blanket yesterday on business. Dr and Mrs H G Lane were in Comanche Monday. Marie Smith spends the week with friends at Comanche. Robbie McCulley of Comanche is here visiting relatives. Gordon Smith was in Comanche Sunday.
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Walter Jack Cunningham
Comanche
H. G. Lane
Marie Smith
Robbie McCulley
Gordon Smith
Stop Those Sharp Shooting Pains Pemenina Wonder Worker
An old advertisement promotes Stop Those Sharp Shooting Pains Pemenina as a remedy for female disorders priced at 1.50 dollars. The copy uses period voice and product claims typical of historic classifieds.
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Pemenina
New Store Openings Probable in Comanche Area
The report notes a high probability of another store opening in Comanche within ten days. R. M. Dudley is expected to start a new business in the east side house of the square, previously occupied by him. The town foresees rapid growth as square buildings fill, and by September 1st, the hard times may be forgotten.
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Comanche
R. M. Dudley
School Board Names E. Y. Freeland to High School Post
The school board at a Monday night meeting elected E Y Freeland to a position in the high school. Freeland is well known locally for years at Daniel Baker College in Brownwood where he led athletics. Acceptance not yet decided, but friends hope he will.
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E. Y. Freeland
Freeland
Daniel Baker College
Brownwood
A Friend in Need For Instant Relief
An advertisement promotes Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordial as a speedy cure and relief. The ad offers two bottle sizes priced at 50 cents and 25 cents, claiming quick effects for diarrhoea.
Woman’s Crowning Glory Hair Dye Ad
An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as a natural way to cover gray hair. Priced at $1.00, it emphasizes restoring hair’s beauty and appeal with a simple, inexpensive remedy.
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Lottie Smith
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Mamie Hussey
Perle Loudermilk
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Roy Smith
B. J. Stephens
Menard
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George Hulsey
Tolar Hardware Co
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Comanche Cotton Oil Co
R. E. Coleman
Mer
Tolar Standard
Lela Black
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George Black
T. Carlson
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Silver Moon Restaurant
Mayberry & Eubanks
Esco
Dudley
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