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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1918

Page

7

Local Notes On Residents At Home And About

Wr. Claude ete has moved to e Bud house. r. Henry Stephenson, wife and er have motored back from oma. We are glad to have with us again, ' epidemic' of measles and ps is still raging in this com ity. r. Clements and family have ed out on their farm east of tie. r. Hody Black came after his ily Sunday. J. A. H. Nobles who has been for some time is some better we are glad to report. Miss Rosa Walker and brother near Soda Springs attended eui at the Methodist church day afternoon. Vaughan and wife visited children at Beattie Sunday. Rev. Capps filled his regular op tment here Sunday and Sun night. iss Mattie Land was around the census last Friday and rday. r. Homer Ross and wife visit r. Ross near Duster Sunday

Claude Ete E Bud House R. Henry Stephenson Oma R. Clements Tie R. Hody Black J. A. H. Nobles Rosa Walker Soda Springs Eui Vaughan Beattie Rev. Capps Mattie Land R. Homer Ross R. Ross Duster

Pope’s Diapepsin Ends Indigestion In Five Minutes

A 5 cent remedy is advertised to neutralize stomach acidity and stop souring foods quickly. The ad claims Diapepsin relieves dyspepsia by naturalizing acids and aiding digestion in minutes, allowing people to enjoy foods without distress.

Pape

Local Updates Highlight Ills and Travel Departures

The note lists residents with illnesses and travel. Master Omer Tullos has measles. Mrs. Manolia Sparks is improving after a serious illness. Ms. J. P. Smith and family are confined at home. Willie Preacher has left for Sherman. The community thanks a recent shower after sandstorms.

Omer Tullos Manolia Sparks J. P. Smith Willie Preacher Sherman

Thedford's Black Draught Advertised by Georgia Family

A Ringgold Georgia column discusses Thedford's Black-Draught as a long used family remedy for headaches constipation malaria and stomach liver and bowel troubles. It promotes liver cleansing and natural relief and urges insisting on the original product. Local notes mention church services visitors and smallpox exposure as well as new baby births and farming activity.

Ringgold Chas Gaston Thedford

Cotton Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr. Emette Ackers and family of May visited Mrs. M. A. Roe from Sunday night into Monday. Bazil McPherson called on friends Sunday. Mr. F. J. Spence took a trip to Fort Worth on Saturday.

Cotton Grove Emette Ackers May M. A. Roe Bazil McPherson F. J. Spence Fort Worth

Beene Home Hosts Party. Local Social Roundup

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Beene hosted a Tuesday night party with attendees enjoying the occasion. Roy Johnson has recovered from the mumps. Mattie Kate Spence is teaching school for Miss Velma Smedley while she recovers from measles.

W. S. Beene Roy Johnson Mattie Kate Spence Velma Smedley

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claim in 1886 Ohio Notary Bond

Senior partner Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6 1886 in Toledo Ohio. Company touts internal action via blood and mucous surfaces and offers testimonials. Sold by all druggists. The BHair's Family Pills for constipation.

Ohi Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D KA. W. Gleason Bhair

Notice to Dog Owners City Ordinance Enforcement

City Marshall W. W. Cox urges compliance with the annual dog tax at City Hall or risk strays being caught. He asks owners to collar and tag dogs to prevent misidentification and reduce nuisances from dogs raiding chicken houses and eggs.

Tax W. W. Cox City Marshall

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Favored for Colds

J J Baslay of Macon Missouri praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as his sisters favorite cold medicine for fifteen years. He says he has used it himself during colds and it always gives prompt relief.

Chamberlain Gough Macon

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