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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1909
Page
3
Advertisement about selling or trading two and a half sections of extra good plains land in Denton County. L. A Stroud of Hereford Texas offers the property for sale or trade for first class prairie land in original grass, preferably in the western part of Denton County. Includes note on classified ad rates and requirements.
Calvin Holmes reports hopeful outlook from Denton merchants and the Denton County Poultry Association. A meeting on April 17 will elect new officers and launch plans for a fall show with the Business Men’s Club backing the movement.
Local churches announce Sunday services and gatherings including Cumberland Presbyterian at the courthouse with Rev. W A Hester preaching and First Christian with Rev. Hawkins. Pearl Street Church of Christ begins Evangelist W P Skates meetings April 11. Oak Street Methodist lists Easter and revival plans led by J W Farr and revivalists J B McBride and J B Bates. First Presbyterian holds Rally Day with 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. service. Ballard to sing The Palms. Westminster League meets 6:36 p.m.
For over fifteen years Hunt's Gate has been sold with a strict guarantee to cure itching skin troubles. Less than one percent of purchasers request refunds. The product is claimed to simply work.
The ad explains indigestion as food fermentation and stomach fermentation causing discomfort and listed symptoms. It recommends 54 cents for a case of Pape's Diapepsin, claiming it digests food directly in the stomach and restores normal digestion without laxatives or liver remedies after a few days.
A Springfield North Carolina merchant recalls a drastic diagnosis for his son as doctors condemn the case. Dr King’s New Discovery is praised after three weeks of use, claimed to cure lung disease with a trial bottle offered.
For over fifteen years Hunt's cure has aided skin trouble sufferers without advertising. One box is guaranteed to cure. Tickets are on sale early for a dramatic recital benefiting Denton public schools.
A E Graham donated 25 to the Denton Fire Department for the square fire on Friday. This brings his total gifts to 75 since last fall in appreciation of the department's work.
Albion residents report remarkable relief from dyspepsia after using Mi-o-na. Mrs E C Cass, WH Mott, and Emma Overy share personal cures. Den ton druggist O M Curtis sells Mi-o-na for 50 cents a large box with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure.
A reader testifies to Hunt's Lightning Oil easing rheumatism sprains cuts burns catarrh chilblains and general pains. The advertiser claims the product relieves aches at the roots and pleads for trust in its all purpose use.
Denton Trust Company offers loans on city property with reasonable rates and no commissions for loan placement. Denton Texas. Also an ad for Hick’s Capuline cold remedy and Estes Hamburger Stand promoting tamales on the East side.
A vintage health blurb urges cleansing the system to prevent fever by taking Simmon’s Sarsaparilla. It claims the tonic purifies blood, boosts appetite, and increases strength and ambition.
Squire Nance of Bolivar reports Chas Wade who was badly hurt in a recent runaway is considerably better. The update comes as Relief and interest rise among local residents. Wade remains under medical care with cautious optimism from officials.
Capudine for That Headache. Out last night Headache and nerves this morning Hicks Capudine just the thing to fit you for business. Clears the head braces the nerves. Try it at drug stores.
A warning on river danger and boatman care outlines how ripples and current threaten travelers. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a kidney aid, claiming the product cured a Belk Tennessee man after long illness. Sold at J F Raley & Co for 50 cents.
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