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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
2
The page contains subscription rates and postal notices for the Record and Chronicle, public notice language, and opinion on political platforms. It includes columns by Ella Wheeler Wilcox on morality and social double standards, reflecting a Denton Texas context.
A notice instructs customers to call 130 if service from the ice wagons is not courteous or prompt, stating the matter will be promptly investigated by Alliance Milling Co.
A health notice touts Pramoas Liver Purifier as a remedy for liver health. It claims to cleanse and protect the liver, implying improved function and well being for users.
The Gallagher family expresses gratitude to the firemen and neighbors for their kindness and assistance following last night’s fire.
A vulcanizing factory on Desbrosse Street exposes workers to 212 degrees F in the rubber coating room. Only a few hardy operatives can endure brief stints while wearing woolen gear and masks. Cooks in hotel kitchens reach 145 degrees F but infractions of safety are noted, with ventilation poor and temperatures steady all day.
An old advertisement warns idleness causes health issues and promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure. It claims the pills banish liver troubles and build up health, pricing at 25 cents and sold by Raley & Co.
A passenger journal details a voyage from Seattle toward Alaska. The ship passes Seymour Narrows and Vancouver Island, praising Seattle’s growth, Puget Sound, Rainier, and the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. The crew reports rough water near Queen Charlotte Sound and impending seas across Icy Strait to Valdez, with stops at Ketchikan and Juneau to inspect fisheries.
Chanute Kansas businessman condemns railroad practice of placing Jim Crow signs on southbound trains entering Oklahoma. He recalls Roosevelt action against signs in the District and argues Kansas should remove the signs within its borders to avoid being grouped with Oklahoma Texas and Mississippi on race policy.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured locally. It offers $100 for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation, with Toledo, Ohio as the contact point.
Texas games list Dallas 3 San Antonio 1 and Fort Worth 2 buston 1 Shreveport 7 Galveston 2. National results Chicago 8 Boston 3 Brooklyn 1 Pittsburg 6 Philadelphia 4 Louis 1 Cincinnati New York rain. American Washington 1 16 Cleveland 0 2 Detroit 10 1 Boston 3 2. Southern Nashville 10 Atlanta 3 Mobile 4 Memphis 1 Birmingham 6 Montgomery 2.
Capudine advertised to ease headaches and nervous tension after a night out. The copy claims it clears the head and steadies nerves and suggests buying at local drug stores.
Transfers of vendors lien notes recorded at the R. and C office, involving 300tfe in principal amount. Details indicate reassignment of secured claims under local business statutes. No further party names provided in the fragment.
The twenty fourth annual State Fair of Texas will run October 16 to 31 in Dallas. The $100900 in improvements includes a convention coliseum, a dog show building, and enhanced departments with new divisions for art and crafts. Purses total $40000 for harness, running and steeplechase. $4000 for automobile events. $40000 in prizes across agriculture and livestock. Railroads plan homeseeker excursions to attract immigrants. President Be J Kiest urges strong farmer participation statewide.
Rejoicing in Fe'ora Tennessee as Dr. King’s New Discovery saves C. V. Pepper from fatal lung hemorrhages. A testimonial cites rapid recovery after three weeks of use. Also notice for Elbert buying hogs and poultry at 807 cents.
In a tense scene, Deppingham rejects a marriage to Chase in favor of Karl Brabett. She wrestles with her feelings, contemplates breaking social norms, and secretly clutches a drawer of cigarettes as she vows to forget Chase and remain steadfast to Karl.
Chase travels toward the town to testify regarding Jacob von Blitz as Rasula promises a fair trial. He refuses to take the princess into danger, while Selim and Neemah react with mounting emotion as the crowd gathers at the chateau.
The chapter opens with unsettled weather and a fierce night storm as Deppingham remains indoors with a cold while Chase spends the night awake. He fears islanders may try a wall assault under the tempest, fueled by wild bravado through the night.
Advertisers urge quicker action urging sellers to promote property or goods to attract buyers. The note emphasizes proactive marketing strategies to accelerate sales and avoid missed opportunities.
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