De Leon Forfeits Game to Comanche Indians
De Leon forfeited the football game to Comanche after refusing to follow the referee’s decision late in the fourth quarter. Before the forfeit the score stood De Leon 19 Comanche 18, with Comanche having a chance to tie on a kickoff. The officials ruled the match ended 1 0 in favor of Comanche due to De Leon’s actions as spectators reportedly surged onto the field.
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Stern
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Stanley
Paul Stern
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Renovine Promoted as Heart and Nerve Tonic
An advert promotes Renovine as a cure for first symptoms of heart disease. It urges early use before the heart is beyond repair and cites prices of 50 cents and one dollar for the tonic.
Slider and Lacy Merchandise Sale Ad
A local ad from Slider and Lacy promotes merchandise at appealing prices, inviting customers to shop discounts rather than automobiles.
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