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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
2
Cotton picking is the order of the day as residents finish up in Mountain Valley. Mr Lawrence Boynton is spending the week with his sister Mrs Wheeler. A most enjoyable singing was held at Mrs Boynton s Sunday night. Miss Wilder McGlothlin spent time in the area.
An old ad touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup for chest congestion with a free red pepper plaster offer. It claims the syrup loosens chest tightness and drains inflammation. The note mentions local sales by Paris Smith and social weekend travels of the Green, McGothlin, Lanford, Wells, and Read families.
An early 20th century ad claims calomel harms the liver, causing cramps and nausea, and endorses Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that cures bilious symptoms, avoids salivation, and even suits children.
Will Heptinstall and his family spent Sunday with his father. Miss Lucy Boynton and Mrs Amy Daypes went shopping in Comanche on Friday. Mitchell returned home from Sipe Springs on Friday. Minnie Pearl Sanford came home from school in Comanche on Friday and will return Sunday. The young folks enjoyed a party at Mr Bigs Saturday.
An old advertisement extols Danderine as a quick fix to transform dull hair into abundant soft glossy hair with regular use. It promises dust and dirt removal, a healthier scalp, reduced dandruff and new growth. Also promotes Mansfield’s Masse Arnica Liniment for sprains bruises rheumatism and neuralgia with three sizes priced 25c 50c and 1 60.
Walter Lanford returns home from New Mexico after an extended stay. Jim Caraway welcomes a new six pound key at his residence. Mrs. McGlothlin visits Mrs. Boynton on Sunday. Less Boynton is expected home from New York in about two weeks after a two month absence. A party at Mrs. Less Boynton’s Saturday night pleased the young folks. Mrs. E B Wheeler and children visited Mrs. Boynton Saturday and Sunday. Amy Jaynes visit their sister below Comanche this week. Miss Sarah Green stayed with Miss Wilder Me Glothlin Saturday night. Friends visited the Misses Poynton on Sunday and went kodaking.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest remedy for indigestion acid reflux and gas. It claims immediate relief from stomach distress caused by acidity and notes the tablets are inexpensive at drug stores.
Macksville reports favorable conditions on November 25 allowing farmers to push cotton harvests. Local school began under Miss McGlothlin and Mrs. Marvin Hancock visited relatives. Residents from Lamkin Purves Comanche Denton Hazeldel Sea went about weekend visits.
The Brunswick policy since 1845 is to pay perfection's price for a superior tire. No patents or formulas block competition but motorists deserve the utmost from Brunswick tires. You will be convinced that Brunswick offers an extraordinary tire and tube. Try ONE Brunswick to learn its excellence.
A fragmented notice recounts a woman claiming remedies. It mentions Nell Hartson visiting Miss Addig Sample and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds, plus Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for gall stones and digestive issues, with a money back guarantee from Wim Neese Drug Co.
If you suffer heartburn or indigestion, Brighty Ash Bitters is advertised as a prompt and efficient remedy. It strengthens digestion relieves heartburn tones the stomach and provides a cathartic effect. It empties and purifies the bowels. Price 1.25 per bottle.
Homes and farms for sale at bargains offered by A. F. Blue and K. F. Cunningham. They invite listing wanted items and promise quick buyers. Western plains land available for trade or sale. Blue and Cunningham advertise at their office seeking listings and sales.
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