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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
2
President Harding delivers a ceremonial Armistice Day speech praising American soldiers' sacrifice. He emphasizes liberty, justice, and the push for a peaceful world, condemning war’s violence and urging national unity, security, and international leadership. The address honors unknown soldiers and calls for a renewed republic.
A testimonial from Mrs Carrie Williams of Overpeck Ohio praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief before and after childbirth. She says backache headache and fatigue diminished and she can care for her two boys and work. The ad claims the product has helped many women nationwide for forty years and is the standard remedy for menstrual and related ailments.
A man cites penalties in law with a remark about stealing a daughter. His companion answers that the penalty is life of hard labor, underscoring the severity of criminal punishment and the notion that all crimes carry consequences.
Senator Borah of Idaho spoke before a disarmament meeting urging the United States Britain and Japan to end the naval arms race. He pressed that these nations must answer to their people if the conference fails and warned that bureaucracies and diplomats bear responsibility for avoiding war.
When vehicles fail others cannot fix, Garner’s Repair Shop at 384 offers quick service. People seek him for tough jobs and praise his skill, noting his promise to handle any unusual breakdowns. A Seven-day note lists Garner’s shop as the go to for motoring crises.
Advertisement notes hauling services and a contact method using two phones. It mentions regular bowel care with Herbine as a tonic and laxative and references a price book by Varia Smith. The text is garbled but presents a service offer and medical product mention.
A southern home demonstration report highlights community gains from Mrs. Jim Darris of Bear Arkansas and her husband’s support. From dairy and egg sales in the previous year they earned 455.85 in milk, 5.75 in butter, and 0.80 in eggs, illustrating practical farm insurance against failure and the broader morale boost of cooperative effort.
Governor Neff appoints Attorney General M. Cureton as chief justice of the Texas supreme court to replace the resigning Nelson Phillips. Cureton, who will leave office next year for health reasons, has served as attorney general since 1910 and as first assistant to Looney before that.
A promotional notice claims catarrh is a constitutional issue best treated internally. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine from I J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is advertised as a blood-focused remedy with a $100 offer for any untreated case. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Washington reports Representative Garner of Texas urges the House to back a Senate plan raising the surtax minimum to 50 percent in the revenue bill. He warns Democrats will win the next election if taxes are not reduced for the masses. Bible quotes follow from Ladonia News.
The ad warns that a child may eat ravenously at times and have no appetite at others and promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as the remedy to use to clear worms. Price is listed.
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