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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
8
Mrs. D. V. Williams of Springfield Missouri describes severe back weakness headaches and nervousness improving after taking Cardul. She says the treatment strengthened her and restored health and urges others troubled by similar symptoms to try Cardul, now sold widely.
Miss Malcomb Shelton of Comanche was in Dublin this week returning from a visit with friends at Morgan and was a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Martin.
A lighthearted exchange hints at a rumored romance between Helen and John. The conversation notes that Helen’s gown choice influenced perceptions of the kiss, suggesting social commentary over attire and early courtship norms.
Local farmers report busy week killing grass with crops looking okay. A light shower would help after a week with only a passing rain. Social visits include L A Bennett family with Ida and Maudie Pitman, FE Allsup to L J Duke, J Henry Lewis with his uncle J L Lewis, and Ruthy Bunting visiting Edna McAdoo in Taylor county. A horse was lost by falling into a ditch. Miss Tae Johnson no longer has a Ford. A party at M Singleton’s home entertained all the young people, and Lillie Singleton plans to attend the Summer Normal in Denton.
H. W. Couch notifies fishing hunting and trespassing are prohibited on his land and states the road through his pasture is closed. Public is warned not to trespass on the property at 3740p.
Mrs. Will Dazy of Hillsboro visited Friday afternoon with her friend, Mrs. S L Odell, staying for chat and refreshments.
Texas Congressman Claud Hudspeth denounces cotton exchange gambling, urging strong action to curb puts and calls that he says wreck cotton farmers’ prices. He cites seat costs on exchanges, big mill dividends, and farm suffering to argue for restricting or ending gambling exchanges.
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