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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1917

Page

6

Local residents and visitors listed for Gustine area

Mr John Pierce and family returned home after weeks picking cotton in eastern counties. Miss Susie Morris visited relatives in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs T W McCrary of Roby visiting J M McCrary and family. Hardy and Bob Me and Mrs W Conaway of Comanche visited friends at Hazeldell. Miss Mattie Applewhite of Gustine visited friends here. Mr W C Burton injured by mule kick but back at Gustine gun. Mrs A O Harrison visiting parents, left for Anson. Mr Will Harrison accompanied her to Dublin. Mr G D Haggard in Comanche and Brownwood on business. S P McCrary and daughters Mary and Elizabeth visiting J M McCrary. Grandpa Westfall ill. J M McCrary near Hasse on business. Mrs D T Boyd and Mrs H L Hartson shopped in Dublin. Elmer Westfall returned after weeks picking cotton in eastern counties. Mr Bud Morris and family visited Comanche. Horace Applewhite of Gustine and Hardy McCampbell of Comanche visited here. N L Haggard and children visited here. Mrs A D Harrison visiting her mother spent weekend in Gustine.

John Pierce Susie Morris Hamilton T. W. McCrary Roby J. M. McCrary Messrs. Hardy Bob Me W. Conaway Coman Hazeldell Mattie Applewhite Gustine W. C. Burton Burton A. O. Harrison Anson Jones County Will Harrison Dublin G. D. Haggard S. P. McCrary Mary Elizabeth Grandpa Westfall Hasse D. T. Boyd H. L. Hartson Nell Elmer Westfall

Comanche Boy Readied for Third Atlantic Crossing

A card from Gayle Atwood of the U S S Terry notes that he is soon to begin a third voyage across the Atlantic serving to transport American troops. He reports no sight of stubs on either previous passage.

Gayle Atwood Terry Atlantic

Local Visitors Share Time With Brownwood Residents

Mr. and Mrs. Clarke of Coman che and family visited Brownwood as guests of their son James at Daniel Baker College. Miss Margaret Nichols of Topeka Kansas, a guest of Rev and Mrs G W Shearer, returned home Saturday morning.

Clarke Comanche Brownwood James Daniel Baker College Margaret Nichols Topeka Kansas G. W. Shearer

An Old Man's Stomach

An elderly reader notes that as age advances appetite declines and smaller meals suffice. At very old ages occasional excess triggers stomach upset, and Chamberlain's Tablets help restore natural digestion and promote gentle bowel movement.

Comanche Visitors and Family News Parade Through Gustine

I. H. Morris of Comanche visited his daughter Miss Myrtle between trains Sunday. J. A. Eanes of Comanche was in our city Monday. Mrs. Jesse Northcutt and her little son Freeman spent Saturday night and Sunday with friends at Comanche.

Gustine Gazette I. H. Morris Comanche Myrtle J. A. Eanes Our City Jesse Northcutt Freeman

School opens with new teachers in 1900s tone

Neuane Soemtey opens with seventy pupils under Principal Mrs. Hickey and teachers Miss Estelle Cannon and Miss Velma Smedley. Prizes praise for the staff and hopeful terms. The Johnsons and Beenes hosted gatherings at Sidney with young people enjoying the weekend.

Julian Johnson B. D. Starns Sidney Beene

California Syrup of Figs as Ideal Pediatric Laxative

An advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It links a coated tongue to illness, claims cleansing of stomach liver and bowels without griping, and urges mothers to use the genuine product by the California Fig Syrup Company, warning against counterfeits.

California California Fig Syrup Company

Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Beautiful Hair

An advertisement claims Danderine cleanses hair of dust and oil and makes it wavy fluffy and lustrous. It asserts dandruff disappears invig orates the scalp stops itching and hair falls out. The product is sold for a few cents at drug stores or toilet counters with instructions to use a cloth to apply small strands at a time.

Knowlton’s

Des Moines Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy

A Des Moines resident states a serious female ailment nearly required surgery until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was tried. The patient reports relief and improved health after starting the remedy, with husband supportive and the patient grateful for the recovery.

Des Moines Eears Lydia E. Pinkhan Lydia E. Inane Hs Coengoon Ankham Buanxeus Jerrenson Lyon St Des

Plainview News editor to move into new brick home

The Plainview News editor and family will occupy a modern brick house on West Street east of their former home. The five room dwelling features a bathroom sleeping porch Co Manche White brick tiling interior hardwood floors tiled bathroom asphaltic shingle roof and other modern conveniences. Construction starts at once with occupancy hoped for in January.

The Plainview News West Street

Card of Thanks from Red Cross Christmas Box Fund

The Ladies of the Red Cross Christmas Box Fund thank all donors for generous Christmas Boxes for soldiers and sailors. Special thanks go to school children and ladies who contributed cakes.

Ladies of the Red Cross

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

Relief comes instantly with a dose taken every two hours, with a total of three to end grippe misery and clear head passages. It promises rapid relief from nasal congestion, runny nose, headache, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, and body pains, with easy taste and low cost. Use only the genuine product from drug stores.

Grippe Pape

A Comanche Woman's Experience with Kidney Pills

Mrs. T. S. Collins testifies to back and side pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports blurred vision and headaches improved, noting the product's benefit. Price 60c at dealers, Foster Milburn Co. disseminated the Dean's Kidney Pills endorsement from Buffalo, New York.

T. S. Collins Doan Dean

New Cancer Treatment Book Offered Free to Patients

A new cancer treatment book by Dr. D A Johnson from Kansas City claims a combination medical approach cures most cancers when started early. It cites long term survivors as proof and offers the book free by mail, with a brief nod to a separate coffeehouse message.

D. A. Johnson Main St Kansas City

Little Brown Dog Sale Sparks Quip About Pride

In Tit-Bits humor, a dog dealer retorts to a buyer questioning a dog sale. The canine is said to be not stolen but pride, as the dog was believed sold too cheaply and not brought back.

Little Brown

Prickly Ash Bitters Advertising Claim

Statement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a remedy for stomach complaints and as a way to eat heartily without misery. Claims include relief from heartburn heaviness dizziness and vertigo with a $1.25 price and special agents William Reese Co.

Reese Co

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