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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1922

Page

3

Girl Had Painful Times Portland Indiana

A local notice describes a girl troubled by irregularity and constipation and fragile health. It recommends resting when overwhelmed, avoiding overwork, and using E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe aid for headaches back pains nervousness and sluggishness.

Portland Indiana E. Pinkham

Prison Life in Dallas Jail Reveals Quiet Crews and Small Pleasures

The Dallas Times-Herald piece portrays inmates passing time in a crowded county jail. Readers learn of Scrivner who devours 200 books, Gaines who clips pictures of movie stars, May who jokes about luck, and Robinson who sings for neighbors. Jail routines, writing home, and occasional art reveal varied coping rituals amid confinement.

Dallas Times-Herald Dallas Times-Herald W. S. Scrivner Jackson Street Postopice C. E. Gaines Scrivner Albert Street Gaines Tex May Oak Cliff Buddy May

Alabama bank embezzlement claim cited by prisoner voices

A prisoner alleged embezzlement by an Alabama bank and said he finds satisfaction from letters home. He also described Sunday meals and church services as helps to bear life in prison, with visiting day on Tuesday noted as easing monotony.

Alabama

Fellowship Notes and Community Gatherings

A large Sunday school crowd assembled for fellowship. Local families including Will Wilsons and the Tinneys shared visits with friends from Holcomb and Comanche. Cotton picking is nearly complete as residents note ongoing social visits and small movements among households.

Vera Beene Leaves for Newburg School Aid

Miss Vera Beene departed for Newburg last Tuesday to assist Mrs. Cathey at the Newburg school. The note recalls Mrs. Cathey as former Cot ton Grove principal and praises Vera as popular. Odessa Johnson plans Dallas Fair attendance and will soon help at Downing school. Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Dobbs visit Sipe Springs.

Vera Beene Newburg Odessa Johnson Dallas Downing A. B Foster Stella Dobbs Sipe Springs Ollie Chandler Rheim Kate Ripley W. B. Ripley Thettie Keene Mary Fleming Hutchison

Heart Poem by Jesse A. Tiner

A devotional poem reflects on friendship and a divine friend who shares sorrows and leads through death toward an eternal home. The piece ends with an addendum noting Sunday evening programming at Central Church and a homiletic word picture by Bro Klingman before a picture show.

Jesse A. Tiner Soa Weettens Number Two Rocky Mountain Ates Bro Klingman

Masonic Education Meeting Planned for Brownwood Texas

The Grand Lodge of Texas Masonic Education and Service Committee schedules a Brownwood meeting to review bulletins from the Masonic Service Association. About one hundred programs have been shown across Texas since March, with the Grand Master ordering the event to organize the district.

Dallas Texas Masonic Education and Service Committee Grand Lodge of Masonic Service Association of United States D. Frank Johnson Brownwood

For Sale No 10 Remington Typewriter

Classified notice offers a No 10 Remington typewriter for sale in good condition. The seller invites calls to 218 or a visit to Mrs E C Wiesendanger. ad bears 6tfe date shorthand.

Remington Mra E. C. Wiesendanger

Free Copy of Reliable Recipes From Calumet Baking Co

Readers may obtain a free copy of Reliable Recipes by writing to the Home Economics Department Calumet Baking Powder Co 4100 Fillmore St Chicago IL The 76 page illustrated book offers recipes and tips for daily menus and kitchen equipment questions with no charge for the service

Calumet Baking Powder Co Fillmore ST Chicago Ilm Home Economics Department

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Relief

Catarrhal deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation causing rumbling and impaired hearing. The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine can reduce inflammation and restore hearing, noting forty years of success and sale by all druggists. Manufacturer F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Community Health and Local Happenings Report

The community health is good as Mrs. McDaniels recovers from illness. Daughters from Brookesmith return from cotton picking. Preachers and families attend services, with Sunday schools held weekly. John Starr moves to town, cotton farming continues, peanuts are in fashion, and school resumes next Monday. An injury occurs to Mrs. Adams while securing a hog.

McDaniels Brookesmith Bro. Smith Bro. Walker John Starr Jesse Tinner Fria Logans Gap W- F. Adams

City Hotel Next Door to Post Office Ad

Advertisement notes City Hotel adjacent to the post office offering pleasant meals and short orders. No other details provided.

City Hotel Post Office

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Martinu Hamilton Drugse Andrew Pate Groave C. W. McCollum Office Burks Bldg Comanche, Texas Y. W. Holmes Burks Bldg Comanche, Tex I. M. Cochran Office F. & M. Bank O. H. Donaho Texas Oil Company KODAK Dixon’s Kodak Shop Jim Robinson Jim Jeff Wilson Robinson Wilson Dodd and Stevenson Dodd Stevenson Walter Heidt Will Wilson J A. Tinney Alberta Hicks Eleanor Tinney Gerge Davis Holcomb J. A. Tinney A. R- Armstrong Comanche KE. C- Tinney Dave Mattie Fleaver Alfa Shaver Rachel McKinney Jeff Cotton Grove News Masonic Motor Co Longe Oueen Thor Texhoma Oil & Refining Co Wichita Falls, Texas R. H. Moore Goodyear Higginbotham Bros. & Co
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