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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
11
An advertisement promotes children’s school shoes in brown and black sizes 54 to 2's and women’s brown kid oxfords with low heels and flexible soles. It also features two-strap pump oxfords with an inlaid buckle and prices 8.75 to 9.50 per pair, inviting fittings to ease worry.
Saturday and Monday offer a large selection of ship felt sport hats in jade red white navy and tangerine at two dollars each. The sale item emphasizes color options and a two dollar price point.
Personal mentions record visits and travels among residents of Cisco Dublin Stephenville Ranger Whitney Comanche and nearby towns. Notables include Mrs T T Cooper Mrs Will Shelton families and trips to Brownwood Dallas San Angelo and West Texas. Also mentions a circus attendance and football outing plus a Herbine tonic advertisement.
The Junior League at Among the Churches Methodist held an October 16 program led by Dan Van Pelt with songs, responsive scripture by Isin Wilson and Nora Harris-Jas, and a talk by the leader. The Volunteers' adult Wesley Bible class taught by F. BE. Adams served Comanche stew last Thursday at the tabernacle as the room enclosure for winter quarters was celebrated. The class grows rapidly and the instructor’s pep inspires strong attendance. meet next Sunday at 0 45 for fellowship.
Sunday school at the usual hour with W H Rowland as superintendent. Church services at 11 am and 7 pm with the pastor Dr Klingman preaching. A motion picture titled The Chosen Prince will be shown at the night service. The public is invited.
Elders invite all to hear Thomas G. Fowler of Thorp Springs preach next Sunday at 11 oclock in the morning and 730 in the evening.
Local market advertises pure bog lard at 12 cents per pound with prompt free delivery and telephone contact 197 255.
Todd and Jennings tfc offer top market cash price for 1% dozen eggs daily. In malaria era remedies, Herbine is promoted as a purifier. advertised by Paris Smith.
A witticism highlighting how a gossip can inflate minor issues into major drama and then deliver it with flair, shaping perceptions and stirring interest. The line humorously contrasts trivial origins with amplified consequences in social chatter.
Local supplier Todd and Jennings advertises Oliver sulky breaker plows at substantial discounts. The notice promotes limited stock and invites inquiries for pricing and availability.
A humorous quip contrasts Marconi's 500 words per minute invention with a spouse's faster chatter. The lines play on technology versus domestic life, showcasing early 20th century wit.
Social items detail bridge and 42 card games hosted by Mrs. James in Wright Heights with high scores and prizes. Guests include Mrs. Jack Moore, Mrs. T. J. Helmsley, and members from Cisco and Long Beach. Events feature banquets, music, dessert courses, and club reports among local families.
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