Marihuana Film At The Old Majestic Saturday
The Old Majestic screens the motion picture Marihuana detailing the dangers of marijuana use. The article notesTexas cultivation in backyards and warns of crime and violence linked to smoking the drug.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1937
Page
3
The Old Majestic screens the motion picture Marihuana detailing the dangers of marijuana use. The article notesTexas cultivation in backyards and warns of crime and violence linked to smoking the drug.
Local residents including Mrs Wade Porter Madeline and Mrs Earl Barnett along with Marie Barnett visited Comanche on Wednesday. Families traveled to Brownwood and Fort Worth for health, education, and livestock events with quilting gatherings and a Home Workers Club meeting marking a busy community week.
Elm Grove residents, including Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hurt and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lancaster with baby, spent the weekend with 8S. D. Hurt. Mrs. J. K. Bingham, after hospital treatment for burns, returned home Tuesday. Additional visits included Bogus Hayes of Cotton Grove and Bud Vancleave of Comanche with family.
An advertisement touts Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative that improves digestive tract function for regular daily bowel movements without ongoing medicine. It urges readers to try it next time and emphasizes refreshed feeling and enthusiasm from relief.
A Sunday visit to Mr and Mrs D Hart is reported. Rev W M Scott of Brownwood will fill his appointment Sunday afternoon. Warrant deeds for sale at the office. The note expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy during the death of Allen Lee. Mr and Mrs Claude Jones.
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