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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
4
An essay argues for intelligent industry and high character in public schools during Commencement season. It urges non secular, non political schooling that teaches American government ideals, personal responsibility, and local control while resisting federal bureaucratic overreach.
Glen Frank, former editor of the Century and a UW president candidate, argues education religion and politics form an indivisible unity. He envisions politics as humanity harnessing knowledge to serve life and society.
President Coolidge discusses urban congestion and the transportation revolution. He argues broad solutions are needed beyond quick traffic fixes and envisions a future where smaller towns attract population with good roads streets sewers and water. He notes Egyptian women are more advanced than women in other Mohammedan nations.
Emma Cobb Evans profiles Mollie Moore Godbold of Dallas as a leading Texas Branch figure in American Pen Women. Godbold, once a Comanche playwright, wrote The Microbe of Love and Polly Tickks, earning over 10,000 in royalties. Her family, WWI, and later works like The Flapper Grandma and The Love Cure are noted, with a successful recital by the Texas League of American Pen Women.
The Rising Star Record responded to an editorial in the Comanche Chief about a proposed State Highway from Rising Star to Comanche. It contends voters in counties with bond issues fear taxes for roads, noting state designation shifts maintenance costs to the state and frees county funds for other roads.
An Otalia style ad describes cold prone people as run down and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It blends an ointment for local use with a systemic tonic claimed to strengthen the body and prevent colds. The warning notes the product has been advertised for over 19 years by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.
A Terre Haute woman testifies she suffered fatigue dizziness and nervous tension for a year. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength, slept better and birthed a strong healthy baby. She endorses the remedy for pre and post childbirth health and invites letters from other women. Drugstores nationwide sell it.
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