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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1923
Page
7
Feminist leaders in England plan a deputation to the Home Secretary to amend the sex disqualification removal act. They argue the act fails on equality, impacting civil service entry, police, university admission, and Lords attendance, despite allowing jurors and some lawyers.
Substitute trustee J D Bonner will sell on October 2 1923 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Comanche County Courthouse to satisfy a note of 511 with 10 percent interest. Property described as 4212 acres in Comanche County part of FE Roddy survey. Deed of trust and power of sale secured by W K Dennis to EF D Crear.
An 19th century health ad promotes Herbine as a splendid remedy for daytime sleepiness caused by torpid liver and disordered bowels. It claims the preparation cleanses the system restores vigor and vitality and is priced at 60 cents sold by H. P. Smith.
A small ad urges sending ten cents to Foley Co. in Chicago for a ten cent sample pack of Foley's Honey and Tar. It promises coupons for a free Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets, claiming benefits for coughs colds and general health.
Ad excerpts claim Alls Catarrh Medicine cures frequent colds by a local ointment and a tonic that works through the blood to soothe nasal catarrh and strengthen the system, reducing relapse. The text emphasizes a rundown condition and faster recovery.
Brownwood residents Ce cile Lancaster Effie Baker and James Oxford, all connected to missions, were reported safe after the Japan earthquake. Lancaster and Baker, with Southern Baptist mission boards, were in Suukoka on Jinin Island and touring outside the danger zone. Oxford, brother of Sidney Oxford, works at Kobe in a Methodist mission school. Kobe escaped the quake area while Nagoya suffered damage and may have claimed missionary casualties.
Mrs I Armstrong of Okeechobee Florida says she advised children with the flu to use Foley’s Honey and Tar and reports good results. The remedy is sold everywhere.
The former saloonkeeper now runs an ice cream parlor and notes men drink as much soda as before. They seem to enjoy it more than the highballs he used to fix, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Owners of horses and blooded stock are large users of Liquid Borozone. Steals wounds festering sores barb ed wire cuts by a mild power that leaves no disfiguring scars. Price 0e Ge and $1.20. Sold by S. Pp. Smith.
An old fisher man in the crowd quips that the still life fish picture shows little life and that the fish are about gone as described by the Louisville Courier Journal.
Mrs W Cla ry of White Plains Virginia says four years of backache and rheumatic pains improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. She reports kidney and bladder troubles relieved and urges avoiding substitutes. Sold everywhere.
Mrs. Katherine J. Hartside of Philadelphia is described as perhaps America’s oldest businesswoman. Despite her age she joined about 500 American businesswomen at the National Federation of Business and Professional Women convention in Portland, Oregon.
A collection of trivia cites diverse facts from science and travel to society. It notes counts of moths in Brazil, perfumes for moods, divorce totals in the U S, milk-like linseed, Buenos Aires as a southern giant, sound speed, and pyramid heights in Egypt. It lists gems for jewelry, a New Zealand egg record, Hawaii in fiction, Elizabethan thimbles, a Turkish sultan’s silver bedstead, the first mint, South Sea pearls, a new geranium disease, silk cocoon aims in China, world wool per person, Orfila’s early poison treatise, London escalators, Windsor Castle gold, John in ships, a fiddlers’ winner in Texas, Anna Ochs’ high school graduation, Kenosha teachers resigning to marry, typhus cases in Russia, Mesopotamian stamps designed by women, exotic English census jobs, and women breeding animals for profit.
Modern science introduces Calotabs a de nauseated calomel tablet for biliousness constipation headaches and liver and kidney issues. One tablet at bedtime with water yields no taste no nausea and a next morning feeling refreshed with a clean liver and strong appetite. Sold in sealed packages thirty five cents large family package ten cents small trial size refund guarantee.
An advertisement promotes McGee's Baby Elixir to ease a sickly infant's loose bowels and digestive troubles. It claims bowel regulation and stomach comfort, priced at 5 pounds and 60 cents, sold by P. Smith.
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