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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
9
J. H. Lowry of Honey Grove rejects R. B. Humphrey's bid to force progressive candidates to quit the race. He says no need for the plan and will await the Texas Democratic primary verdict.
Advertisement claims dizziness vertigo and sallow complexion signal a torpid liver. It touts Herbine as a powerful liver stimulant that cures bilious symptoms after one or two doses. Price 50c. Sold by Paris Smith.
A historical overview traces Mexico’s numerous revolutions from 1821 to 1914, noting leaders like Iturbide Santa Anna Juarez and Diaz, and events including Huerta’s clash with the United States in 1914, Vera Cruz bombardment, and U S involvement amid a regional mediation bid by Argentina Brazil and Chile.
Claim that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy provides prompt relief and permanent cure for colds. Describes action on lungs, aid to expectoration, and restoration of health. Noted as widely sold and dependable. available from all dealers.
A Bell County endorsement dated April 22 1914 supports Jim Fergusons candidacy. Tenants and managers across Bell and Bosque counties state they pay a share of produce or wages with housing wood water cows offered. no bonuses charged. Ferguson provides farms and conditions. Signers include W J Chaffin manager and Emil Miller among many others defending his treatment of tenants and employees.
Certificate states all tenants and employees on Jim Ferguson’s Bell and Bosque County farms are white citizens. Jno G McKay signs this April 25 1914 affidavit attesting completeness of the list.
A satirical tale follows a boy raised on streets and soda fountains who grows into a brash eighteen year old fashioning a gaudy appearance. He scorns math, writes poetry at night, dreams of wealth and yachts, and ends by stealing from his store job at a dollar a day.
Local druggist M. W. Carroll advertises Adler-i-ka as a simple buckthorn bark mixture that cures appendicitis history claims. The copy asserts one dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation almost immediately and urges sufferers in Coman to trust the remedy.
An advertisement notes items for sale in Comanche Texas by the Wm Reese Co and a general druggist. The brief notice highlights local commerce and retail availability with no extra details.
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