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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
3
Southbound schedule notes for No 209 Limited Depart 6:10 a m 12:32 p m 9:45 p m No 182 from Dallas 4:25 p m No 210 Limited 9:04 p m showing TEXAS AND PACIFIC service to southern destinations.
L. W. Harriman of Burlington Maine endured decades of eczema from army service. He says Buecklen's Arnica Salve cured him after others failed. The product is advertised as a top healer for sores boils burns cuts wounds bruises and piles. 25 cents at J. F. Raley.
A traveler recalls how a small collection of gun metal glass holders packed in a Russian helmet triggered a customs dispute in Kiel. He and a companion were detained, questioned by the Oberinspector, and faced duty plus a fine despite modest value.
The article describes birds of paradise gathering in January and May for morning dances. Males display long plumage and golden orange plumes while the group hops among branches. Natives observe for collecting specimens and use blunt arrows to stun birds without damaging feathers.
The New York Sun account surveys how guineas and pounds shape payments across professions and social activities. It notes artists, doctors, clerics, bankers, and directors favor guineas or pounds as status signals, with gold sovereigns and stamps appearing in select exchanges.
Dialogue excerpt showing Madge praised for punctuality and Marjorie defending not keeping him waiting, from Lippincott's magazine.
A cheerful saying quotes Thackeray that a good laugh is sunshine in the house. The note highlights humor as a bright mood setter and domestic comfort.
Dr E L Lewis a graduate of the Chicago College of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery has located permanently in Denton with offices at the Denton Transfer Sale and Livery barn. All calls left or phoned in will be promptly attended to. Residence phone No 9.
An advertisement touts Lo Wiles's Cream Chocolate candy as the best quality product. It notes contact details with two phone numbers and the name A. Gibson.
A white owl battles fierce winds to reach a church spire vane and wipes its beak on the crossbar. The observer ponders the bird’s stubborn habit, noting how repeated effort and routine shape animal behavior even in a storm.
In Berry near Bourges a small British group called the Foretains, once granted a park and tax exemptions by Charles VII, lived under a royal magistrate. They cleared the forest, kept Scots origins, and retained distinctive dress and speech, including long leggings with spurs and names such as Talbot and Godwin Brook.
A young clergyman new to a small town church asks a deacon for feedback after his first sermon. The blunt elder replies with a parable likening the minister to Tom Dorgan chasing deer, following tracks all day but in the wrong direction.
Denton resident L. T. Fowlkes cites personal experience with Doan's Kidney Pills, urging early kidney care as kidney trouble signs appear. The ad-like notice touts the remedy, price, and Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. distributor, with a call to buy locally.
Let the Record and Chronicle supply your magazine needs with any club or combination you desire at the lowest possible prices.
We Clean We Press We Dye advertises the city’s only Steam Press service for cleaning pressing and dyeing garments. Ladies skirts are a specialty as the shop promotes a new spring suit.
An ad for a barber shop promotes “First Class Work In a first class place” under a Post Office area reserved for whites for over seven years. Fred D. Moore, proprietor, offers special rates to students.
London Answers recounts two fatal mining ventures. A England tin mine flooded after a storm crippled a seawall project ending a fortune. In Derbyshire the Speedwell lead mine’s tunnel broke into a hidden cavern flooding the works, leaving ruin and a legendary Bottomless Pit.
The New York American notes that out of seventy one elementary substances, thirty two are certainly present in the sun's atmosphere, ten to fifteen more may be traced there, and six to eight show negative evidence. The asserted presence aligns with the idea that matter is uniform across space from atoms to stars.
A Washington Star quote features Mr. Sirius Barker defending reading a newspaper to see both sides of every question. He says he relies on the publication for arguments on the wrong side, illustrating journalistic balance versus offense.
In a light college quip the verse contrasts a boisterous freshman with senior Tea Smith. The poem notes Tea Smith as the pup who cheers yet cannot ebriate, poking fun at campus rituals and student zeal.
A short aphorism notes that some people act first and then think later, leading to lasting remorse. The line emphasizes the value of reflection before action and the difficulty of undoing consequences.
M R Gilbert reports that Mouna City paint supplies may rise in price due to market or production factors. Affected shoppers and contractors should anticipate higher costs for local jobs and renovations.
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