Peruna Claim of Cure After Sleep Remedy Trial
An advertisement-style note touts Peruna as a cure after trying sleep and other remedies. The author asserts health improvement and self expresses satisfaction with Peruna.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
11
An advertisement-style note touts Peruna as a cure after trying sleep and other remedies. The author asserts health improvement and self expresses satisfaction with Peruna.
The article advises exact feeding practices using a quart measure to estimate grain and concentrates. It lists typical weights per quart for cottonseed meal wheat bran shorts coarse and fine gluten meal and corn meal among others. It emphasizes practicality over weighing every feed and urges farmers to assess feeds by defined quantities.
Promote indigestion relief with Herbine. It relieves pain in minutes and drives the fermented matter into the bowels where it is expelled. Price 50 cents. Sold by S. P. Smith.
The March Woman's Home Companion features an article by a successful businessman on why men and boys fall behind in business. He argues that entrants face common faults and missteps that hinder progress, urging self examination and corrective action.
A Comanche man, W. Carnes, recalls kidney trouble starting with irregular passages and back pain, then fatigue and poor health. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with improving his condition, noting continued benefit when used as needed since 1911 and reaffirming this in 1915. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets the product.
Cliff Arnold, a Comanche native, developed the Arnold Anti-Dandruff with partners E. G. Minton and J. H. Mullis. The firm, Dow and Fort attorneys, plans a $25 000 capitalization, Roswell laboratories, and a launch to supply barber shops and drug stores in the Southwest.
The cross roads store is described as the real court of last resort where Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is said to prevail in almost every local shop. The passage claims the remedy is widely valued and available everywhere for full value.
In Stephenville Texas reports say Erath County experiences exceptional activity planting pecan trees. Citizens plant in yards and vacant lots while farmers set aside land for pecans. Paper shell variety favored. demand and returns satisfactory this year.
When waking with stiffness back pains and rheumatic twinges you may feel out of the race. Feley Kidney Pills help kidneys purge poisonous waste and restore energy, from The Win Reese Co.
A fragmentary essay compares humans to animals, joking about mankind as complex and curious. It notes barefoot birth and bald-headed death, and humor about grooming habits and the slow ways of learning to talk.
The Honey Grove Signal piece mocks a person as an unfinished man of egotism and stubbornness. It compares him to furniture in poor condition, noting his is a life of schemes, debt, and delayed growth before it ends with a harsh social portrait.
A pain in the side or back when straightening up is eased by Ballard's Snow Liniment. It relaxes contracted muscles and allows normal movement without pain. Prices are 25c, 50c and 1.00. Sold by H. P. Smith.
The Farm & Ranch advises increasing pumpkins and cushaws for better food value and storage. Pumpkins can be cooked as pies or served as fruits and are appetizing. Cushaws taste like sweet potatoes, yield well, and can be stored through winter or fed to stock. Try these crops this year.
A midcentury health brief urges preparation in middle life to avoid weakness later. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a blood nourishment tonic free of alcohol, claiming it strengthens blood and prevents sickness.
The State of Texas commands the Sheriff or Constable to summon listed defendants and their heirs by weekly publication for eight weeks, naming Tilford Scott Lavina Scott J E Blanton S T Blanton M J Tennison J R Sanders and wives Miranda Jane Sanders J W Scott W H Stephenson wives W P Stephenson Rondo Sanders W E Weathers E L Weathers J M Strange M L Strange D H McFadden and spouses as named in the notice.
W. J. Moore sues to recover and quiet title to three tracts of land in section 28, block 2, Comanche County. The petition claims unlawful entry by Tilford Scott and others on January 1, 1916, seeks damages and possession, and cites a 10 year adverse possession claim plus reliance on a state patent through Tilford Scott and D. H. McFadden. Defendants are named heirs or representatives of the Scott and McFadden parties.
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