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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1923
Page
11
Ray mond R. Sargent, a Santa Fe news agent, says Tanlac built him up by 25 pounds and boosted his energy. He reports relief from nerves, indigestion, heartburn, gas and headaches, noting improved sales and compliments from passengers. Tanlac sold by all good druggists. over 35 million bottles sold.
A Comanche vendor Helmecke sells Dean's Kidney Pills with strong proof of relief from backache and urinary trouble. He describes years of kidney issues and night misery, then notes lasting improvement after use. Repeats faith in the product after years, with 60 cents price and Foster Milburn Co. as manufacturers.
A government savings booklet outlines efforts to promote thrift and safe investments through the revived treasury savings certificates and education campaigns. The notice also includes a 1925 ownership statement for the Comanche Chief, listing publishers, editors, and numerous local stockholders and bondholders.
Delinquent subscribers are urged to check their labels and settle balances to keep books straight. The notice also mentions housekeeping apartments for rent with modern conveniences and provides a phone number.
The baby contest starts at Dixons Studio located on the west side square. Participants showcase their young talents as judges prepare to select winners.
When bowels are costive waste ferments producing gas and discomfort. A dose of Herbine removes impurities quickly and pleasantly. Price 60 cents sold by S. P. Smith.
The Chief office reported Ross Long's brief weekend visit to Comanche. He now lives in Dallas with three daughters and dismissed sympathy for having no sons, saying he prefers girls and regards boys as a nuisance.
Advertisement claims rheumatism stems from blood acidity and promotes Ferrasal as a neutralizing cure. Sold by Hamilton Drug Co.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for the flor al offerings and support. God’s richest blessings be with you all from Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Cate and children.
The listing advertises tran, shorts, chops, hominy feed, corn, oats and hay plus cream, chickens and eggs. Also offered are meat meal, meat scrap, bone meal and oyster shell at Norrid and Prater’s store.
A lighthearted note suggests flirting can be harmless if not meant to wound. The piece emphasizes kindness and awareness in social interactions, framing flirting as a playful social tool rather than an intrusion.
Odom's 5 and 10c Store markets 12 oz ice tea glasses at 10 cents each with bargain pricing visible in the display advertising.
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