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Newspaper

Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1916

Page

9

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Nervous Females

West Danby New York resident Mrs Dewitt Lincebaugh reports nervous trouble and sleeplessness relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes daily farm work and four daughters, with further benefit seen in her ten year old daughter and oldest girl. The advertisement touts the remedy as a forty year old tonic from native roots and herbs trusted by women nationwide.

West Danby N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham Dewitt Lincebaugh Lydia Pinkham

Preparing the Soil for Fertile Garden Beds

The article urges deep, mellow friable soil formed by early breaking and decay of vegetation to support soil organisms. It stresses humus via vegetable matter and cross-harrowing for a deep mulch, recommending barnyard manure to add humus and nutrients, especially in thin or compact soil.

Gardner Farm & Ranch

Pain in side or back eased by Ballard's Snow Liniment

A pain in the side or back that catches you when you straighten up is relieved by rubbing Ballard's Snow Liniment into the muscles. It relaxes contractions and allows ordinary motion without suffering or inconvenience. Prices 25c 50c and 1.00, sold by H. P. Smith.

Ballard 8. P. Smith

Chickens Pay For Coal In Stephenville Bargain

A Stephenville tale from February 9 tells how Pink Payne sent nine hens weighing 66 pounds to a coal dealer. The birds' sale yielded enough to cover half a ton of coal and left Payne with 2.96 dollars credit, proving poultry purchasing power.

Stephenville Pink Payne

Merc of Last Resort in Cross Roads Grocery Court

The cross road grocery is described as the real court of last resort where Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is said to prevail in verdicts. The copy claims the remedy is widely accepted as fair value for money and available everywhere.

Cross Roads

Oklahoma seed growers association organized for seed quality control

The Oklahoma seed growers association organizes to promote improved seed production and an efficient seed inspection system. County agents district agents and secretaries supervise inspections with field sampling. Initial tests will be conducted in growing fields and samples sent to the agronomy department at the agricultural college. Cooperative experiment work with farmers and the Stillwater experiment station is planned.

Oklahoma Seed Growers Association Agronomy Department The Agricultural College Stillwater

California Syrup of Figs advertised for children health

An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims quick relief from constipation, promotes cleansing of the bowels, and warns to buy only from the California Fig Syrup Company with a 50-cent bottle.

California

Why Call it Buttermilk

Farm and Fireside discusses a dairy recipe for artificial buttermilk. It explains heating water, mixing skim milk powder, pasteurizing, cooling, and adding culture. It notes a liquid variant may include well water to reach desired consistency.

Out of the Race With Kidney Trouble Ad

An advertisement urges readers feeling stiff back aches or rheumatic pains to act promptly for kidney issues. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted as helping the kidneys remove poisonous waste. The Wim. Reese Co. publicizes the product.

Foley Wim. Reese Co

Driskill Hotel Chief Clerk to wed Houston girl

Sanford Moodie, chief clerk at the Driskill Hotel, plans a 10 o clock wedding to a Houston girl. The announcement notes Moodie’s surprise for friends while recalling a Comanche boy’s social ties.

T. S. (Sanford) Moodie Driskill Hotel Benedict

Moodie Bride Arrival Sparks Wedding at Driskill Hotel

Gladys Moore of Houston arrives in Austin for a wedding set in the Driskill Hotel parlors. Moodie, longtime Driskill Chief Clerk from Comanche, is known statewide and says he and his bride are childhood sweethearts. A prank in a local paper wrongly announced the wedding, prompting Moodie to deny any marriage.

Gladys Moore Houston Moodie Austin Driskill Hotel Comanche The Driskill Practical Joker T. S. Moodie Statesman

Care Carets Claim Quick Relief For Headache And Constipation

An advertisement for Cascar ets asserts a ten cent box cures headaches biliousness and constipation by cleansing the stomach and bowels removing sour undigested food and foul gases. It promises relief by morning with a 10 cent box from druggists and claims lasting regularity for months.

The First Essential for a Prolific Garden

The article asserts rich soil as the foundation for a productive garden and warns that poor soil offers little encouragement to gardeners. It frames soil quality as the key factor in successful cultivation.

A Hint to Wise Women About Femenina

A humorous advertisement promises relief from female troubles with Femenina. The copy notes price 50e and 1.00 dollars, urging women to use the remedy for instant vanish of distress.

Civic gardening urged to curb waste and beautify town

Geo. A. Curlee argues vacant lots should be planted as gardens to improve civic attractiveness and boost economic resources. He cites a 100 by 100 foot plot yielding vegetables for a family and providing surplus for neighbors, with canned goods for winter. He calls for cooperation, thrift, and effort to transform unloved lots into productive plots.

Comanche Geo. A. Curlee

Dean's Kidney Pills endorsed by Comanche people claim

The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as kidney help for aging, citing Mrs. M. E. Garner of Comanche who describes severe kidney pain backache blurred sight swollen feet and recovery after Doan's pills. It attributes endorsement to Comanche residents and mentions Hamilton Drug Co. stocking the product.

Dean Comanche M. E. Garner Doan Hamilton Drug Co

Planting Importance for Future Crops

Farmers emphasize planting even when harvests vary. The message notes that crops depend on prior planting, urging consistent effort to ensure future yields despite current results.

Miss Lula Skelton Finds Relief with Tablets

For a long time Miss Lula Skelton of Churchville New York suffered from biliousness headaches and dizziness. She found permanent relief with Chamberlains Tablets which are available everywhere.

Lula Skelton Churchville N. Y Chamberlain

Citation by Publication in Comanche County Texas

The State of Texas commands sheriffs or constables to summon Tilford Scott and spouses Lavina Scott J E Blanton and wife S T Blanton Mrs M J Tennison J R Sanders and wife Miranda Jane Sanders J W Scott W H Stephenson and wife W P Stephenson Rondo Sanders W E Weathers and wife E J Weathers J M Strange and wife M I Strange D H McFadden all named defendants or their heirs by weekly publication for eight weeks in a legal citation process in Comanche County Texas.

52Nd Judicial District District Court of Comanche Comanche County S. W Tilford Scott N. E. Cor S. E. Cor J. W. Scott Raburn Scott N. W. Cor N.E. Cor S. E Dorner P. O Copperas Creek S. W. Cor J. W. Green J. W Billa Scott S. W Cor State of Texas D. H. McFadden W. D. Carroll Lavina Scott J. E. Blanton S. T. Blanton M. J. Tennison J. R. Sanders Miranda Jane Sanders W. H. Stephenson W. P. Stephenson Rondo Sanders W. E. Weathers E. J. Weathers J. M. Strange M. I. Strange

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Ydia E. Pinkham Scott & Bowne Bloomfield N. J Austin Papers Office F. & M. Bank Lever Used J. A. Steelman Pattonville, Texas Thedford’s Thedford the State of Texas Bob & Rog J. L. Vaughn South Side Square VIA Memphis ST. Louis Chicago Arkansas Louisiana Texas T. H. Lawrence Tyler, Texas Gus Hoover, T. P. A Fort Worth, Tex John F. Lehane G.F P. A
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