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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
4
Eld. A. A. Miensler will begin a series of lectures on the Prophecies of Christ Demiel and the Book of Revelations at the Central Baptist Church starting next Saturday night September 20. The lectures will cover key prophetic themes and their implications.
The ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and energy booster. It asserts impurities weaken the system and promises restored color, appetite, and vitality with quine and iron in syrup, suitable for children, priced per bottle.
A compact discussion outlines figures in Revelation including the Little Horn King and the Man of Sin. It explores the Antichrist and asks when and where Christ’s advent will be set in motion.
Mrs Mary Carington of Caseville Michigan credits Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her baby's life. She reports long use of the medicine provides prompt relief and thankful for its effectiveness.
Rex Refining Company stock is set to advance to 1.25 dollars on October first. Investors seeking stock at par may contact Anderson and Company in Masonie Temple for details.
Genuine Karo syrup advertised at 75 cents and white cooking oil at 2.25 dollars. The notice promises many other grocery bargains at Higginpotham's.
Farmers expect to reduce acreage next year due to a poor crop. Several residents from Comanche Sidney and Newburg visited Gap and nearby towns. Typhoid fever struck Cat Armstrong and two children. A rain benefits turnips and late potatoes. Social events included an ice cream supper at Bob Parker's with strong turnout.
A nationwide medical testimonial touts Doan's Kidney Pills with Comanche residents praising relief from kidney problems. W D Martin of Comanche reports back pain and kidney relief, endorsing the product priced at 60 cents and distributed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
We thank friends for kindness and help during the illness and death of our daughter and sister Sarah Jane Jennie Tiner. May God bless you all. From Mr and Mrs W T Tiner and Children.
The Guion Drug Store owned by E. B. Milburn in Guion Arkansas reports high customer satisfaction with Chamberlain's cough remedy after years of use. The advertisement touts repeated positive results as the best possible recommendation from a local merchant.
The notice urges readers to give their grocery business to Higginbotham's and mentions Belle of Wichita flour priced at 3 dollars for a 50 pound sack as a way to reduce the cost of living. It presents a promotional message from a local merchant.
A vintage advertisement promotes Renovine as a heart and nerve tonic with the price 50e and 1 dollar, urging cautious treatment for heart concerns and claiming restorative benefits.
The note invites readers to peruse two advertisements in the issue, promising interesting content and engaging notices.
Minnie Philpot of Gonzales Texas describes years of left side pain backache and weakness then credits Cardui with a rapid improvement after starting treatment and notes she has remained well for two years praising the remedy in a testimonial.
Advertisement asserts germs in air harmless if stomach liver and bowels are healthy. It claims torpid organs invite sickness and promotes Prickly Ash Bitters to keep vital organs in good condition. Price is $1.25 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
An an ad declares Contented cows give more milk and promotes Martin's Fly Spray to stop flies on stock. Reese Drug Co guarantees the product.
Belle of Wichita flour offered at 3.00 dollars per 50 pound sack. Advertisers urge buyers to choose this brand rather than higher priced, inferior alternatives.
An advertisement extols calomel as dangerous and hoarsely warns of its salivation and illness. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, plant based replacement that starts the liver without side effects, cannot salivate, and is gentle enough for children. The note ends with a real estate sale mention by J. R. Banes & Company and an address related to possessions.
An advertisement touts LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN as a prepaid syrup laxative for habitual constipation. It claims prompt relief with daily use for 14 to 21 days to establish regularity and notes a 60 cent bottle price. It warns men and boys in local areas about pasture trespass by hunters, implying enforcement actions.
Bulk coffee three pounds priced at one dollar plus other staple groceries offered at low prices. Local shoppers warned of quality caveats while highlighting value deals.
The Comanche Marble Works invites interested people to visit the shop to inspect workmanship and materials and obtain prices. D. A. Rice, proprietor.
An advertisement describes HERBINE as a quick fix for abdominal discomfort following morning evacuations. It claims effects appear within a couple of hours and that taking it before breakfast yields benefits the next day. Sold Paris Smith.
Rex Refining Company stock will advance to 1.25 dollars on October first. Interested parties may see Anderson and Company, Major, Rex Refining Company for details.
Mrs D R of Oregon Illinois says Lydia E Pinham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover from chronic illness that left her unable to work on a small farm. She describes regression in mobility and energy and credits the remedy with restoring health enough to resume chores and raise chickens.
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