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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
2
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In Denton Texas August 2 1910 remarks by Mr Colquitt praise his frankness while criticizing water restrictions and the Denton county fair. The piece contrasts Speaker Cannon’s partisan conduct with Cleveland era leadership and lauds Carlisle as a notable statesman in American political history.
The Houston Record apparently suspends publication citing market saturation as Houston and Texas cities cannot support three daily newspapers. The note highlights competition between morning and afternoon papers representing southwest quality.
The Sherman Democrat celebrates its nineteenth birthday by buying a flat-bed press at an investment of 7002 dollars. The Texas papers are mentioned as going strong with a fourth birth and a note touting the Lone Star state’s vibrant daily press scene.
An Amarillo dispatch notes rainfall near zero with the Weather Bureau measuring 0.141 inch at Amarillo station. The piece comments that historically a two inch rain was recorded by correspondents, while 0.14 inch is treated as a light fall, reflecting improving weather conditions.
Johnson of the Memphis Herald joins Tom Perking and the late Texas Press association president in the Thirty-second Legislature. With Perking, Johnson in the Senate and Bop Yantis and John Davis in the House, the newspaper faction should be well represented.
The Galveston convention debates a for submission stance while opposing statewide prohibition. Colquitt forces gain influence, prompting speculation that an anomalous result could reflect district instruction attitudes. In Collin, Poindexter supporters blocked the district instructions resolution and rejected it.
The piece urges ongoing cleanup of the market square and business area. It argues that while unpaved streets and a marketplace hinder beauty, diligent one-man efforts against dirt and rabbi-clutter show clear improvement, making Lenton a cleaner and better-looking town.
The ledger notes campaign outlays for M Colquitt at 11778 dollars, Judge Pointexter at 15000, General Davidson at 10006, and Mr Johnson over 96000. Postage each round runs 3000 to 4000 dollars, with speaker costs on the hustings, compared to Governor I's 16000 dollars four years earlier.
Fragment from John G. Carlisle arguing for impartiality in the Speaker's role. He says he treated office as that of a judge rather than partisan, and notes his fair rulings. The passage reflects his stance on Speaker Cannon and the duties of the presiding officer.
Dallas beat Fort Worth 9 to 8 while Galveston edged Houston 2 to 1 in Texas League action. Waco won 8 to 0. San Antonio lost 1 to 4. Sareveport 6, Oklahoma City 1. Cincinnati 6, Houston 1. New York 5, Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 6, Pittsburg 1. Brooklyn 5, Chicago 2. St Louis 1, New York 0. Atlanta 2, Chattanooga 4. Birmingham 3, Memphis 3. Nashville 2, Montgomery 4. No further schedule results listed.
S W Bends of Coal City Alabama says Dr King’s New Life pills cured him after 12 years of liver and kidney trouble. He calls them the best pills on earth for constipation malaria headache dyspepsia debility. 25c at J F Raley Co.
A Youth's Companion excerpt notes Owen Meredith and Edward Hutton praising language fascination. It recalls a medieval legend cited by James Howell that Spanish Italian and French were spoken in Paradise with God creating the world in Spanish, Eve in Italian, and Adam in French.
This excerpt urges practical focus on immediate surroundings and labor rather than chasing distant riches. It argues abundance lies in the shop, store, home, or farm and in overlooked waste, challenging traditionalist thinking and urging action where you stand.
A Denton resident W C Orr of 76 North Elm St endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from back pain and frequent kidney secretions. He purchased from J F Raley Co and reports better sleep, stronger back, and normal kidneys. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells the remedy for 56 cents.
In Madam Alia's occult room Robert Orme hides through a panel during a seance staged by a circle. He impersonates a spirit, slips out amid distraction, and escapes into daylight, narrowly avoiding the Japanese guests and recognizing Alcatrante at the doorway.
In the city center Orme meets Minister Alcatrante who reveals Poritol’s panic and a reward offer for recovered papers. They discuss a failed detective incursion and the looming clue tied to a marked bill with possible broader interest. Orme seeks an exit as their walk continues.
A boy Ned treks to school with his Newfoundland Rover. After a neighbor accuses Rover of sheep killings, the dog chases a bear while Ned’s father shoots the animal. Rover escapes blame as the bear is felled, and Ned mourns his losing companion while the hunter recalls the truth.
Mrs Lena Gresham of Clinton Mississippi claims Cardui cured three years of female inflammation after seven bottles, saying it surpassed four doctors. The unsigned ad touts Cardui as a safe gentle vegetable tonic for women and invites readers to try it.
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