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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1909
Page
4
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A Denton Chronicle reflection argues against a permanent Denton live club, touts Denton county poultry show plans, and questions a bank guaranty law. It praises steady advertising to build the county city, asserting long term ads outperform single large displays and noting the value of ongoing promotion for local benefit.
The Sherman Telegram announced April 12 that stockholders, who ran the paper at a loss, suspended publication to avoid further losses. Prepaid subscribers will be refunded, and unexpired subscriptions will be honored. The piece notes the paper’s strong start but crowded field and warns a one paper town must support a quality paper or likely get a second rate publication.
Commentary from a veteran publisher on the thin margins sustaining newspapers whether daily or weekly. He notes the constant fight to cover costs and keep the paper in print amid lean times and market pressures.
George Jackson recounts a harsh April 1857 blizzard in North Texas that froze wheat roots killed early fruit, yet the season recovered as wheat sprouted again. Farmers faced market fears with 25 cents per bushel, but two months later harvest began despite losses and replanting.
A promotional note claims Foley's Kidney Remedy benefits spring health by toning kidneys, purifying blood, and eliminating impurities. It touts renewed vitality and easy consumption as a pleasant remedy from Garrison & Kimmins.
News dispatch from New York reports a nationwide campaign against the housefly named the most dangerous animal on earth. An army of citizens will employ sanitary measures and city warnings, with support from Montana women’s aid groups and physicians nationwide urged to participate.
An advertisement touts Simmon's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to cleanse the system, claim it clears impurities, improves blood quality, boosts appetite and strength, and feeds grand ambition.
A meeting to hear committee reports and plan a permanent organization of a live commercial club will be held at City Hall on Wednesday night at 8 o clock. Attend to show interest in updating the city and county.
Dr. Stiles argues from six months of rural Southern travel that white and Black communities jointly drive sanitation issues. He cites typhoid, malaria, hookworm, and high rural mortality, urging soil pollution crime and improved latrines as remedies while praising white women and cotton mills as stabilizing forces in the South.
A Springfield North Carolina merchant, Geo F Blevens, told how two doctors declared his son doomed by consumption yet Dr King s New Discovery cured him after three doses. The ad claims the remedy is infallible for colds and lung ailments, priced 60 cents and 1.00, with trial bottle free.
Alliance Milling Co advertises baled shucks or shcx bale priced at four dollars per ton. The item is claimed to be equal in food value to prairie hay and targets farmers in need of feed.
In a sleepy village scene, locals debate a rider's horse and turn to madcap horse doctor antics when Wash Adams’s child swallows a nickel. Dick Parsons bets all he owns on Pud Jenkins’s horse, while the crowd tests forty remedies on a sick mule, each man claiming farming wisdom.
The narrator contemplates a risky plan amid threats from Bill Anderson and Francisco. He tests Cade’s experience for onboard duties while Lady Darlington, fearful yet composed, asks about their fate as agents struggle to shape a plan and restore safety aboard.
In a tense standoff on a greed-driven yacht, the captain asserts authority over mutinous crewmen. He declares his sole power is discipline and sails, while the crew votes on the voyage’s purpose and shares of treasure. Two women on board concern him as the crew weighs a plan for their fate.
The passage extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as a universal remedy used by the Entire Family for rheumatism cuts bruises burns scalds aches catarrh and chilblains. The speaker claims it never fails and "yanks any old pain out by the roots."
Local eatery Estes Ham Burger Stand on the East side claims to serve the best tamales in town. Patrons report flavorful filling and a traditional masa finish praised by frequent visitors. Availability appears steady, with casual dining and takeout options.
Ad promotes Capudine as a liquid remedy for headaches from colds heat stomach or nerves. It claims immediate action and pleasant taste with 10c 25c and 50c sizes available at drug stores.
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