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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. Ida Strickland of St Louis credits Tanlac with restoring her health after stomach troubles. She says her appetite returned, digestion improved, and she can eat anything now after two bottles. The advertisement urges readers to buy Tanlac from druggists.
The piece argues that age alone does not grant wisdom or significance. It contrasts old beings like turtles with the value of what is gained from years, noting centuries of survival do not prove intellect or virtue. True worth lies in the benefits and insights earned across a lifespan.
A letter from R F Frenzer Supt Telegraphy Union Pac Ry endorses Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas as the largest and most complete business college training telegraphers. It notes strong demand from Western Union Postal Telegraph and major railroad lines and offers free catalogues and prompt placement of graduates.
Federal prohibition officers led by Dry Agent Gonzales raided Pioneer on Saturday evening, seizing liquor from Todd's place and several drug stores while detaining six to seven suspects. The operation, conducted quietly, caused refinery travelers and oil-town refugees to flee, with hotels warned to bar arrivals as officers closed and reopened outlets.
North Texas talk centers on the anti-Ku Klux convention in Dallas this Saturday with a slate of possible candidates including Nickels Cockrell Eagle and Bailey. Proponents say the movement is growing and dry leadership may shape the GOP event. Cotton market notes from Clarksville Cleburne Nacona Denton Bowie and Childress provide daily receipts prices and seed values.
The American Legion post in Denison wired a protest to state commander Wayne Davis regarding Earle B. Mayfield’s remark that supporters of light wines and beer dodged military service. The post counters that hundreds of legionnaires and veterans favor light wines and beer, asserting their devotion.
One woman claims Adler-i-ka lets her eat anything after stomach trouble and rice aggrieved her. The ad touts Adler-i-ka as cleansing both upper and lower bowels, removing foul matter, reducing gas, and guarding against appendicitis with claims of releasing poisons from the system. Hamilton Drug Co.
Kerosene oil offered in exchange for barrel fills. Contact R H Moore agent for Texhoma listing bar rel needs referenced by phone numbers 174 or 65.
Rates listed for the Camp Bell House include meals at 45 cents, beds at 35 cents, and lodging with board at 25 dollars per month as stated by Mrs. Payne.
Weatherford reports 827 cars of watermelons shipped from Parker county this season with 642 cars from Weatherford and the rest from Lambert Millsap Garner Annetta and Earls Switch Dry weather cut the crop by about 300 cars while spring floods reduced acreage by about 20 percent Growers earned about 12 a ton on average.
Bonham and Slaton note modest cotton receipts for Monday with averages around 20 to 21 cents per pound and cottonseed about 24 to 25 cents. Marshall reports 45 bales received and sold, totaling 900 bales for the season, with seed at 19.5 to 20 cents.
Coleman Texas workers report cotton picking in full blast with three gins operating near full time. Daily production around 140 bales, yields ranging from half a bale per acre to six acres per bale. Picking pays $1 per hundred and staple prices posted around 20 cents yesterday.
Los Angeles explorer Captain Edward A. Salisbury plans a global search in China and Africa for people with elongated tails or spines. He cautions the search aims at two to four inches of extra spine rather than literal tails.
Letter from Denver Colorado describes a middle aged woman praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving her health. She recounts family support and daily duties, noting six bottles helped her regain strength and independence. The article presents similar testimonial letters urging others to try the product.
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