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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
7
The Gorman Progress urges farmers to adopt silos as real farm necessities. It argues silage boosts national prosperity, cites practice farmers earning over 50 percent annual profit and some 100 percent, notes over four thousand silos built in Kansas in two years, and warns against wasting forty percent of corn by not siloing.
Pain in the side or back that catches when you straighten up is relieved by BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It relaxes contracted muscles and lets normal motion occur without suffering. Price 25c, 50c and $1 per bottle. Sold by Paris Smith.
The text presents a tense exchange where a sick aunt laments the burden of her condition while her nephew offers reassurance that relief may come soon. The scene conveys care, concern, and hesitation about the future as they converse in a constrained moment.
A man in the audience heckled a woman speaker asking if she would like to be a man. The reply was swift and pointed, affirming the woman’s perspective with humor that reflected the suffrage debate.
A young bride asks if a breakfast suits John. He says it’s just right though plebian. They both love calves liver and ladies considers a call to have it daily, promising a future liver every morning.
A fragmentary quote frames a scene with Harold speaking about reputation as his friend looks on, capturing a moment of youthful perception and social image. The text presents a brief, literary vignette without a clear narrative arc or identifiable event.
A fragment recalls a scene after a ball where a friend asks if someone is finished. The response hints at a drunken condition and public surprise, with mention that mornings papers praise the subject as a social hero for a new dance.
A conscientious employer dismisses a gardener after twelve years for dishonesty and composes a wry character reference. A series of jokes follows about marriage, politics, and common perceptions in a light local column style.
A short verse recalls a man devoted to his bees who sat among hives and was ultimately stung by them, as quoted by Phil Berg.
A playful verse sketches a cheeky heroine in Hocking with a boudoir clock. The scene shifts to a barber shop where a customer quizzes a barber on a Civil Service exam, noting the need for proper appointment timing.
Physicians in Hot Springs Arkansas recommend Hot Springs Liver Buttons as safer than calomel for constipation dizziness biliousness and headaches. The pills claim to cleanse impurities from blood restore appetite and are sold by The Wm. Reese Company in Comanche for 25 cents.
Word from Newcastle reports Carroll Cox died after a midnight treasure hunt turned ghost scare. While fleeing a staged fright, he crossed a railroad track, tripped and broke his neck. an inquest found the facts as stated. County Attorney C Fay Marshall traveled to Newcastle to investigate.
A brief notice announces Herbine claiming to cure constipation and restore bowel regularity. The product is offered at 50 cents and is sold by Paris Smith.
In Rogers Texas on February 27 an improvised bull fight entertained locals. Rider Frank Vaught, mounted on a Jersey bull, was thrown after the bull charged. Vaught, acting as matador, jabbed with a pitchfork, injuring his legs while the horse fought to avoid goring and the bull ended the encounter.
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