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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

7

Farm Town Talent Fuels Major League Timber

The article highlights rural roots as the source of many big league players and details players such as Fielder Jones Grover Cleveland Alexander and Lawrence Doyle. It emphasizes Coca Cola endorsements by athletes and promotes Coca Cola as a natural wholesome beverage tied to farms and athletic success.

Jones Allison St. Louis Browns Shingle House Browns Alexander Grover Cleveland Philadelphia Nationals St Paul Nebraska Philadelphia Ust Doyle Lawrence New York Caseyville Coca-Cola

Potato Pie Hypothetical Towering Split

A quirky Honey Grove Signal item muses that if all yam potatoes in Fannin county were made into one pie, every soldier in Europe would receive a square meal and still leave much more than was consumed, in a playful regional comparison to Pike's Peak versus a crawfish chimney.

Fannin County Europe Pike’s Peak Honey Grove

Chamberlain's Liniment Praised for Pains by Indiana Woman

Mrs. Florence Slife of Abash Indiana extols Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains. The advertisement claims prompt relief and broad availability, urging readers troubled by rheumatic pains to try the product.

Chamberlain Florence Slife

Local Notes Include Visits and a Horse Incident

Shiloh and Bro Skaggs filled regular appointments on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Wideman and children visited Brownwood to see relatives. Mrs Hallbrooks and daughter visited the McCrary home. J B Northcutt and R C Thomas with families went fishing last week and had a nice time. Sam Reid was kicked by a horse last Friday but escaped injury.

Bro. Skaggs

Community visitors and gatherings marked the week

Fishing and war talk dominated the day as Gus Cox called at the Northcatt home Sunday. Evan McGuire and Miss Cute Reed of Downing were Sunday visitors. Miss Mary Dennis spent Saturday night with Miss Minnie Pitts. Large all day gatherings dulled Sunday singing at Suez. Young folks enjoyed an event at J. W. Reids Thursday night. T. W. Stark Jr. visited last week and Joe Byrd visited Sunday.

Gus Cox Northcatt Evan McGuire Cute Reed Downing Mary Dennis Minnie Pitts Suez J. W. Reid T. W. Stark Jr Joe Byrd

Death Lurks in a Weak Heart Adverts Remedy

An old advertisement warns of a weak heart and promises a cure with “Reno vine” as the heart remedy. It urges timely use to avoid penalties and states a price of $1.50 for the treatment.

Latta Grows Large Irish Cob Potatoes on Small Patch

Ben Latta left six large Irish cob potatoes at the Tribune office last week. They were all from one plant, produced 12 bushels from one sixteenth of an acre, equating to 192 bushels per acre. The potatoes were very large and sufficient to feed four hungry men. Stephenville Tribune.

Ben Latta Tribune Stephenville Tribune

Economy Fashion Features Spark Spring Remodeling Trends

The piece details how to update last season’s dresses for a frugal spring. It suggests solutions like adding deep yokes, high girdles, and satin or moire straps, plus cuffs, collars, and quillings to refresh frocks, blouses, and suits with new waist effects and net or chiffon sleeves.

Woman Avoids Operation After Pinkham Remedy

Astoria New York woman marveled after two years of illness and a doctor’s operation suggestion. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with rapid improvement, noting she regained energy and appetite within two weeks and avoided surgery. She shared her experience to encourage others facing similar decisions.

Astoria N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham John A. Koenic Flushing Avenue Pinkham Laboratory Lydia FE Pinkham

Proctor Woodmen Camp Plans July Fourth Picnic

A Proctor Woodmen Camp No. 495 picnic will be held July 4 with good speaking, plenty of dinner, baseball games, races and other amusements for day and night. All welcome to attend. Clerk E. M. Stone notes event on Thursday July 4 1916.

Proctor Woodmen of the World E. M. Stone

Live Stock Bought and Sold at City Wagon Yard

Dr I L Vaughan and H C Bradshaw open a horse and mule sales stable at City Wagon Yard on the southeast corner of the square. They will pay top market price for horses mules and milk cows and will furnish bargains for buyers. Calls answered day or night by Dr I L Vaughan veterinarian. Phone 335.

I. L. Vaughan H. C. Bradshaw City Wagon Yard S. E. Corner I. L. Vaughn

Restored to Good Health After Stomach Trouble

Mrs Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio writes she was sick for four years with a stomach ailment losing weight and strength. After taking two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she became well again. Obtainable everywhere.

Otto Gans Zanesville Ohio Chamberlain

DeLeon to Host Fall Fair and Carnival in September

The Free Press predicts a giant event for DeLeon featuring exhibits of all kinds and livestock prizes. The town awaits a nutty celebration as the country shows excitement over a popular craze and a gala time is anticipated.

DeLeon Free Press

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength in Heat

Advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a strength booster for all ages during summer heat. It claims to purify blood, build up the whole system, and help the weak endure extreme temperatures, priced at 50 cents.

Grove

Brownwood Sets Vote On New City Manager Charter

Brownwood considers a proposed charter creating a city manager form of government. Debate is lively for and against the plan, and an election will decide the public sentiment. The manager plan has been tried in several towns with success.

Brownwood

Herbal bowel remedy advertising headline

An old time medicine ad touts HERBINE as a purifying strengthening and regulating remedy for bowel irregularities. The product is priced at 50e and sold by 8 P Smith.

P. Smith

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Fielder Jone New York Nationals Leity Doe Chamberain Liniment Shiloh Palm Beach Comanche O. R. Houghton Girdles Bretelles Lydia EK Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Mass Woodmen T. S. Collins Cotton Belt Gus Hover Ft. Worth, Texas T. H. Lawrence Tyler Texas John F. Lehane Wilhelm’s Homer Wilhelm West Side Square Wetzel North Side Square Sanitary Your Land Comanche County Abstract Co J. R. Kanes C. A. Mitt J.¥. Redwine Jno D. Waring Bob & Roy
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