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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices for monthly and yearly delivery by mail with advance payment. It notes mailing dates and post office classifications. A public correction policy invites readers to report erroneous reflections for prompt correction by the publishers.
A Sherman Democrat reader critiques city street work and warns against distant land speculation. The note cites local divorce rates in Denton county and argues that court dockets skew toward divorces and personal injury suits. It questions movement of sales by strangers and cautions against townsite grafters selling far from home.
The article notes Texas towns struggle to secure water, with Denton County residents claiming abundant underground supplies. It contrasts the drought with calls for major borehole projects and reflects on the modest estate of John G. Carlisle after a long public service career.
In Dallas 12,000 voters ousted two school-board members amid partisan upset. The recall stems from resistance to appointing a preferred principal, while most voters were content with the board’s choice. The article notes apathy among the majority and a militant minority driving the outcome. Long & King promote stuffed dates, walnuts, and almonds in airtight packages.
Notice offers dry cord wood for winter use at $3 per cord delivered. Advertisement from W T Johnson Opt.
The Denton Clubs Wo mans Missionary Society of the Central Presbyterian church will hold its regular meeting Monday at 4 o clock with Mrs W W Shepard. Program includes devotions, readings, solos, and reports on mission work in the Philippines and elsewhere.
An advertisement claims deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube can only be cured by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for any case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Sengfort circulars, Hall's Family Pills, and constipation remedies.
Notice shows a sale of all household furniture at reasonable prices or sale of individual pieces. Location given as uptown telegraph office at 312tfc. The item is a private sale by J Ho Clark.
An August day prompt touts Welch's grape juice as a tummy friendly drink. It recommends purchasing a bottle and enjoying it at home from LONG & KING.
The notice from Kanady Seed Hose on West Side invites orders for urnip seed ang and clover sowing now. It also promotes planting beans, sweet corn, beets, lettuce, and radishes now for fall maturity.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a superior hair growth and beautifying tonic. It claims it eliminates dandruff hair loss and itching scalp within two weeks with a money back guarantee. The ad notes a large bottle costs 50 cents and lists O M Curtis and Gircex Mfg Co as suppliers.
A brief notice states the Ideal Restaurant offers a single loaf of bread for sale at 14 Cz. currency. The wording is concise and highlights the unique price and product available.
Orme rescues crucial papers that avert a diplomatic crisis as the secretary of state and a German ambassador sign a covert treaty. A plot involving Japan and Alcatrante is foiled, and the girl and her father reveal their aid in safeguarding the agreement. Orme is thanked and invited to stay through the night.
Orme waits for Bessie, moved by her trust and his growing love. He recalls a mysterious hand of fate guiding her return as they enter a library where a family council gathers, and he notices a familiar man who may be her father. The scene blends romance with a dawning sense of concealed kinship.
S. W. Bends of Coal City Alabama claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cured him of liver and kidney troubles after 12 years of suffering. The ad calls them best pills on earth for constipation malaria headache dyspepsia and debility selling for 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
In a field Will warns Tom not to jump a muddy ditch but Tom tries anyway and falls in. The next day they hear a tale of an eagle and a jackdaw where a vain jackdaw imitates the eagle and is punished by a shepherd. Tom resolves to try again, believing it is better to try and fail.
The piece compares the revived vineyard labor in Palestine to the parable of the Laborers, urging believers to labor faithfully in God's Kingdom. It stresses humility, readiness to serve, and rejoicing at others' blessings, warning against murmuring over rewards and stressing divine generosity to all who labor in the Church.
Blackroot fungus has appeared in over sixty Georgia counties up from forty last year. State Entomologists plan a vigorous campaign to curb spread as the disease attacks cotton roots and threatens entire fields. Also an auction at Red Barn Saturday offers a cargo of three year old mules from Bilp D. W. Christian.
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