Community Notes on Local Visits and Health Updates
Mrs Laura Boyd and her children visited Mrs A A Loudermilk and Mrs Cora Kennedy last Friday. Richard Bassett and family from De Leon visited Mrs Cora Kennedy Sunday afternoon. Mrs J E McGuire left Friday for a visit with her parents in Oklahoma. Emma Hafford remains improving. Doss Whatley, formerly of this place, will return to De Leon this week after an appendectomy in Fort Worth. O Hatley, Sam Grissom and families traveled to Comanche on Monday. Ben Bassett of De Leon spent Saturday afternoon here. Audis Beaty and Murrah Louder
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Williams
Oklahorsa
Emma Hafford
Doss Whatley
de Leon
Fort Worth
Ben Bassett
Audis Beaty
Murrah Louder
Death and mourning touch De Leon community
The community mourns Mrs. Robert Stephens who died Sunday at about 12:30. W T Loudermilk returns from East Texas after his daughter’s death Mrs. Stephens. Funeral services were led by Eld Alford with John Nabors and family in attendance. Several locals share grief and extend sympathy to the bereaved.
Cooks Meal by Electricity at Sidney
Hugh Campbell of Delco Light Company demonstrated the first electrically cooked meal in Sidney. He cooked bacon and eggs and brewed coffee using a portable Delco Lighting system, illustrating electricity's utility for rural households. He noted appliances like ice factories, cooking, churning, water pumping, ironing, and electric fans can be used by farmers at city prices.
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Hugh Campbell
Delco Light Company
Sidney
Delco
Feel grand with Cascarets laxative cure
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative that cleanses the liver and bowels, relieves head dizziness and coated tongue, and purports to avoid the griping and sickness of salts, oil, or calomel while bringing brightness to mind and body.
Comanche Marble Works invites inspection for monumental work
The Comanche Marble Works urges anyone seeking monumental work to visit the shop, inspect workmanship and material, and obtain prices. D. A. Rice, Proprietor.
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Comanche
D. A. Rice
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Health Ticker
Purifies and enriches the blood with iron and quinine to restore energy and appetite. A long trusted tonic, not a patent medicine, sold at drug stores for 60 cents a bottle and valued for malaria and strength needs.
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GROVE
Shelf Hardware Line by Todd Randals Jennings Co
The Todd Randals Jennings Co introduces a broad shelf hardware line featuring durable brackets supports and organizers. Retailers can expect a range of steel and aluminum options with varying load capacities and finishes suitable for kitchen bathroom and workshop use.
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Todd-Randals-Jennings Co
Pape's Diapepsin Relief Promises Quick Stomach Help
Ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for indigestion, heartburn, and gas. It claims tablets neutralize acidity, ease discomfort, and enable eating favorite foods with no delay. Also notes low cost and broad appeal to city dwellers adopting farm conveniences.
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Pape
Pepe
Prickly Ash Bitters Endorsed for Health
An antique advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as cleansing and strengthening stomach liver and bowels to resist disease. It claims benefits for working men and lists a price of 1.25 per bottle sold by all druggists.
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Peru
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