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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
3
The notice asserts catarrhal deafness stems from a mucous tube problem and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy. It promises to pay one hundred dollars if catarrhal deafness cannot be cured, and invites readers to obtain the medicine from druggists. It cites Cheney & Co Toledo as publishers.
Lavelle Kay, Harry Pinson, Cy Luker, Frank Gaines and John Ewing left for A. and M. College to begin the term. Wayne Walker plans to attend the Hahn Music School in Dallas this summer, while local friends await her return for teaching. The community enjoyed a successful “Womanless Wedding” benefit box supper last week.
Miss Laura Pinson made a business trip to Dublin last week. Mae Hughes Inez Kay Eunice Carter and Onida Clemons with Cib Lane Glen Stephens Donald Clemons and Levi Luker enjoyed a sunny trip to Gustine. Will Ewing hosted an ice cream supper for the boys leaving for school. Howard Kay and Olga Stanley visited Dublin. Tom Hughes John Hargraves of Comyn joined by Inez Kay and Olga Stanley attended a Dublin gathering Saturday. Zeffie Ewing Gertrude Lane and John A. Ewing visited Dublin. A D Kay visited West Texas. Noah Graham, long in local drug trade, leaves for Oklahoma to enter new business. He will be missed locally.
A Cincinnati inventor claims Freezone dissolves all hard and soft corns and toe-calluses with a few drops. The ad asserts instant numbing and easy lifting of the corn without soreness, selling a tiny bottle for a few cents at drug stores.
Advertisement for Plantation Chill Tonic claiming to drive away chills and fever with a money back guarantee. Priced at 50 cents.
The East Side Parent Teachers Association calls a 3 30 p m meeting on Friday September 19 to elect officers for vacancies caused by members moving away. All parents with children at East Side school are urged to attend.
Local offer notes tins of tallow priced at 20 cents per pound by the can from W. R. Harris Market.
An old advertisement offers a cordial for diarrhoea priced at 25 and 50 cents and promotes battery service. It claims they can repair batteries to new with a Delco charging system and stock new batteries for purchase or replacement.
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