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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1916
Page
7
Dr. A. E. Acton, dentist, announces more than twenty five years of practice in Comanche. All work is guaranteed. Office located in the Campbell Building.
G L Wooley of Lamkin Ford No 519 J J Milles of Comanche Chevrolet No 5120 J K E Porter of Gorman Ford No 521 C Smith of De Leon Ford No 522 Dr E E Brown of Gustine Ford No 523 J E Porter of Gorman Ford No 24 Mrs M L Harris of Comanche Studebaker No 525
Mothers neglecting children’s colds can cause chronic catarrh in the mucus membranes. The ailment becomes a lifelong burden, yet a little forethought with a bottle of Chamberlain's cough remedy used judiciously could have prevented it. Obtainable everywhere.
A brief ad touts La Creole Hair Dressing as a natural way to cover ugly or gray hair. It markets a single bottle priced at $1.00 and urges women to achieve a crowning glory with the product.
Talk on October 13 1916 outlines aims to boost poultry interests across Comanche County with monthly meetings educational talks demonstrations and model farms to be located countywide. Growth plans include Denton Harris Friendswood and A M College bulletins and free circulars via County Agricultural Demonstrations Agent.
A promotion claims Danderine cleanses dust and oil from hair and doubles its beauty after a cloth is drawn through small strands. It says hair becomes light and wavy, with new growth after weeks, while promising dandruff removal and scalp rejuvenation. A bottle of Krowlteae is advertised.
R. W. Couch weds Miss Lillie Fletcher. J. A. Pettijohn weds Miss Iva Burna. W. J. Burdette weds Miss Dicey Fletcher. H. Long weds Miss Johnnie Lewis.
An advertorial note promotes Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron, asserting it supports the liver fights malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system. The price listed is 50 cents.
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, claiming it tonics without head effects or nervousness and urges readers to remember its full name and seek the signature of RE. W. GROVE at 25e.
A baby girl named John Thomas was born to Mr and Mrs John Hilley near Sipe Springs and a boy was born near Proctor to Mr and Mrs Hoy.
An advertisement claims Herbine cures oiliness malaria and constipation with a first dose improving condition and several doses completing the cure. It lists a price of 50e and sales by S P Sihith.
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