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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
9
A history ad touts Prickly Ash Hitters as a man’s remedy for dizziness and blackouts from torpid liver and clogged bowels. It claims the tonic relieves misery, priced at 31.25 per bottle, via Hamilton Drug Co and Wm. Reese Co as special agents.
The notice outlines a March 11 1921 quarter ly conference in Comanche with Rev John M Barens DD educational talks on Christian education and a later Sunday service with Rev T S Barcus preaching and a business session to close the quarter. It also lists March 13 services and March 28 youth activities at the Church of the C church Studying God's Word and a Sunday sermon on Profit and Loss or The Price of a Soul.
Sunday worship services are led by the Rev John Power SS Tp with morning and evening sessions listed.
Mr P St Clair of Higginbotham reports Oscar Callaway’s farm near Mercers Gap as a stunning sight with 1000 acres of green cone field resembling velvet and 1000 acres of grain including 500 acres wheat. Callaway, a noted congressman, has over 5000 acres under fence used for sheep goats and cultivation while his wife enjoys life. a play titled A Romance of Simpkinsville screens Monday night.
The Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company declares a 140 percent cash dividend on its outstanding stock totaling 13.815 million dollars. Central Railroad of New Jersey receives 2.124 million dollars on its owned stock. Neptin soles advertised for shoe repairs by an expert from the manufacturers. J M Kennedy of the Sipe Springs Record visits the county capital. Deputy Sheriff Bill Garrison also in town. A romance of Simpkinsville noted for upcoming events. Mrs Emma Schley visiting daughter Ossie Greene in German. Kilpatrick advertises local services and material quality with a promise not to overcharge.
Alice Gresham Dodd credits Taniae for health recovery in a colonial era ad promoting White's Cream Vermifuge to expel worms and restore vigor. The item also touts Liquid Borozone for rapid healing of cuts burns and torn flesh with prices 30 cents to 1 20 dollars, sold by Paris Smith.
Mrs. Alice Gresham Dodd credits Tanlac for her recovery from a postwar breakdown after her son Cor poral Jas Bo Gresham was killed in France. She recalls indigestion rheumatism and nervous insomnia and says Tanlac restored appetite digestion and energy. Local druggists Hamilton Drug Co in Comanche and Paris Smith carry Tanlac and Ballard's Snow Liniment is recommended for muscle pain.
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