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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
6
An old column promotes FERRASAL as a cure for indigestion and gas, claiming it prevents heart strain and sudden deaths, with testimonial praise from A E Pace and a Dallas address. It also notes agricultural business themes and concerted distribution comments from a St Joseph Gazette feed.
Comanche citizen Mrs. Matt Sherrill shares her experience with severe backache and kidney pain. She reports relief after taking Dean’s Pills, urging others to seek the remedy rather than vague cures.
The Comanche Parent-Teachers Association ends the school year with a treasury balance of 112 dollars after financing various enterprises. The year’s activities included multiple funded projects and community events supported by PTA funds.
Fragmentary OCR text references cotton production and sheets, with garbled terms such as TS814 and T7708. Mentions records, shipments, and tests, but lacks coherent events, places, or names to establish a clear news item.
The text advocates orderly marketing of farm products under producer direction, aiming to improve distribution and financing of poultry and raw textiles. It emphasizes balancing consumer and producer benefits, aligning with American achievement and civilizational guidance.
A San Francisco letter warns readers about ordering shell rim spectacles by mail for 408, claiming many offer poor value. It urges consulting a qualified eye specialist first since ill fitting glasses can worsen eyesight, and notes a proper exam by a trusted specialist costs about 4 for guidance on lens and frame choice.
Experienced farmers claim a major gain in cotton and peanut production from fertilizer. They urge growers to test the method themselves and discuss it with Higginbotham Gross & Co.
Letter from Proctor Texas argues for structuring delegates and warns against a hidden nominee. The writer contends the open convention system should be transparent and questions the idea of a dark horse winning.
The Comanche High School history department lineup for the next season lists Miss Minnie Cunningham as a continuing leader. The Chief notes her omission in last week's issue and confirms she will again supervise the history department at the high school.
County Agent J A Barton warns of numerous young hoppers across sections as moist conditions persist. He urges early action using a tested poison bran mix with white arsenic or Paris green and sorghum juice to control infestations before crops suffer.
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