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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
3
Paris authorities push price cuts for butchers bakers and soon clothing dealers under government control. Inspectors in shops prosecuted overcharging selling second grade meat at top prices. First offenses punished with suspended fines and brief prison terms, with harsher penalties for repeat offenses.
Property owner Tom Hanson prohibits hunting or fishing and all trespassing on his North Leon premises with strict enforcement of the ban.
Ad claims Herbine relieves heartburn instantly and moves fermented foods into the bowels. Claims quick relief and improved comfort after use. Sold by Paris Smith for 40 cents.
American commission head Colonel Pierce announces no rank distinction in marking graves at four permanent cemeteries in France. Uniform headstones with optional religious emblems. no special monuments. Congress has allotted 1 million dollars with potential 3 million total. work to finish by year end and concentrate bodies in the four sites. A permanent cemetery plan also targets London.
An advertisement claims feeding Martin's Blue Bug Remedy to chickens banishes blood insects and keeps their site insect free. It promises absolute guarantee by all druggists and includes a price tag of 41.
Grinnell editor Robert Y. Kerr claims new evidence explains why General Sam Houston quit Tennessee. The piece details Houston resigning as governor after a troubled marriage to Eliza Allen and his move to Texas where he helped ranchers defeat Mexico, later serving as Texas’ president and U.S. senator for 18 years.
A vintage ad urges readers to seize vacation time for business education. It promises rapid employment after a three to four month course, claims top national enrollment and 90 000 graduates in good positions, and offers a free brochure via phone or coupon from Tyler, De.
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