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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1934
Page
4
A brief note from Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who assisted with the crop and during illness. They extend a blessing and prayer for each helper.
A Concordia Missouri man, after years of stomach illness and an incurable discharge from a Veterans Hospital, reports relief from Bisma Rex. He claims his weight rose from 130 to 180 pounds after using the product and pegs his improved health to the remedy along with a bag of peanuts.
An advertisement touts Pisma Rex as relief for indigestion and acid stomachs. It claims four actions in three minutes: neutralizing excess acid, reducing gas, soothing membranes, and aiding digestion of fermentable foods. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores and available at William Reese Drug Company.
The account by C. C. Bishop details Rachel Plummer's 18 month captivity after May 1836 raid on Fort Parker, her brutal infant murder, her rise as the "Fighting Squaw," ransom by William Donahue, and return from Independence Missouri with ties to L. D. Nixon.
John E. Hoff reports from the Texaco Products Company plant in Tulsa that Texaco Salt is produced from brine extracted over 3000 feet deep. The process uses settling evaporation hour tests and an electromagnet to ensure 100 percent purity. Hoff bought a car load for Comanche Milling Company territory.
Shoe shop relocates to southeast corner of the square formerly occupied by City Grocery. Collins invites old and new customers to patronize the new store location.
A 23 year old man from Miami claims to have lost 65 pounds in 38 months using Kruschen Salts with minimal dietary limits. He reports better health, energy, and no restriction on foods. The ad also promotes high grade harvester oil by Howard Kilpatrick and savings on oil bills with bring-your-own can.
D O Williams advertises low prices on sugar flour potatoes and eggs and field seed. It promotes Wear A Well shoes coffee brands and peanut butter with assorted bargains.
A fragment notes a barter offer from J Norrid inviting purchase of poultry ose cream and cow hides. The brief line lacks context or dates and does not state quantities or terms.
Bewley's Best Flour presents a 25 quart cooker and automatic sealer offered at $22.95 by Howard Kilpatrick. The ad highlights a compact kitchen appliance package for home use.
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