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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1919

Page

3

Miss Della Stevens Dies After Stroke At Lamkin

The community mourns Miss Della Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Stevens who died Thursday night after a paralysis stroke followed by another stroke earlier in the week. A longtime Lamkin switchboard worker she was active in the Primitive Baptist church and leaves a large family of relatives and friends.

Della Stevens J. A. Stevens Della Lamkin Primitive Baptist Church of

Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Quick Dandruff Relief

An old advertisement touts Danderine as a stimulating tonic for the scalp and hair. It claims the product cools and softens the scalp, penetrates to hair roots, stops hair loss, and leaves hair brighter thicker with less dandruff after several applications. A bottle costs a few cents at drug or toilet counters.

Comanche Marble Works invites inspection of monumental work

D. A. Rice, proprietor, urges any person desiring monumental marble work to visit the shop to inspect workmanship and material and to obtain prices.

Comanche D. A. Rice

A Friend in Need Diarrhoea Cordial Ad

An old advertisement touts Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordial offering instant relief and speedy care in bottles priced at 50 cents and 25 cents.

Mississippi

Rainfall Brings Promising Prospects to Robersonville

Robersonville reports another rain with favorable prospects for more. Local residents make trips and visit relatives in Hamilton Comanche Breckenridge Center Point. Mrs Acker Comanche remains ill. Mrs Clark buried Oakwood Cemetery Comanche.

Alex Lane Hamilton Tolbert Lane Hasse Elliott Center Point Mary Elliott Oran Clark Comanche J. D. Isham A. H. Noble Acker Will Acker Breckenridge Alex Noble A. P. Mercer Bob Clark Clark Oakwood

Texas Physician Treated for Cancer Successfully

Randolph Texas physician J M Gilbert recounts his face cancer cure after consulting cancer specialist Dr O A Johnson of Kansas City Missouri The doctor praises Johnson as foremost in his field and notes Johnsons book Cancer Truths offers non surgical treatment details and free copies by mail Kansas City address listed for contact

J. M. Gilbert Randolph Texas D. A. Johnson O. A. Johnson Kansas City Gilbert Johnson Main St Kansas City, Mo

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic restores vitality and energy

Tasteless chill tonic claims to purify and enrich the blood and restore vigor. It promises strengthening and invigorating effects with a price of 60 cents.

Grove

Weather and social notes from Vandyke area

Showery weather continues as Rev. Carter filled services Saturday and Sunday. Stella and Edna hosted a Friday night party. Mrs. Tiner and sons visited their daughter and stayed at Logana's Gap for the week. Clay Frost and wife visited his father. Sam McDaniels and wife visited Comanche.

Vandyke Carter Stella Edna

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America Higginbotham Bros. & Company Comanche, Texas Whern States Guaranty State Bank First State Bank IS A E. E. Anthony Cashier Kodaks Germany France Luther Dixon Kodak Alva Cox the Farmers Gin Co E. H. Rauhut Miss Della Stevens Robersonville W. T. Price Public S$ Tonle Cardui Cardu Druggists Bob Stanton Masonic Temple Metzeger Creamery Company Dallas Floyd Carpenter the City Cafe City Cafe Ruben Lewis Atwood Brothers Logan N. E. Cor. Square Loganfitts, Prop
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