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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1910
Page
2
A terse item from The Record and Chronicle presents a brief readable fragment. It follows a classic newspaper tone with limited context and unnamed specifics. The text indicates an archival or cataloged snippet rather than a full report.
In Ellis County, bonds totaling 805000 funded road building with Waxahachie district’s 250000 leading the way. Reports claim multiple districts were created, premiums on bonds in Boston, and roads at about 2000 per mile with local material use. Denton County urged to follow Ellis example for practical, well‑priced improvements. Electric Bitters touted as malaria remedy with testimonials.
The piece notes insurgent gains in the Republican ranks outpacing losses for the Democrats. Bryan loses in Nebraska county option contests while Metcalf falls to Hitchcock by two to one. It questions whether business interests shift to the Democratic side after being detached from Republicans.
The fragment hints at a Teal newspaper reflecting a moral or practical principle akin to an Apostle’s guidance. It suggests faith themed guidance shaping local press tone in Mannsville Oklahoma.
Dallas Mayor Hay accuses Des Moines Iowa of stealing the Galveston Texas commission form of government idea and touts Galveston as its true origin. The dispute centers on publicity tours that label Des Moines as original, while Dallas and Record and Chronicle defend Galveston as the source.
Elder Foy E. Wallace and his wife have traveled across South and West Texas for some time. He reports very successful revival meetings and will occupy the pulpit at the Houston Street Church of Christ next Sunday.
The latest bulletin reports Mayor Gaynor continuing to improve as all symptoms are favorable.
Cap Stock Food advertises five doses for a cent with a cash guarantee. A free whip is offered with every 50 cent package. S. W. Kanady lists the seller at 309tfe.
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, sells the remedy for 75 cents with accompanying family pills, and urges requesting circulars.
A fragmented notice referencing a work by Cyrus Lownsrenp and Diarporn Memice presents a terse item with limited legible details. The text hints at a literary or cataloging note rather than a full news report, leaving the overall event unclear.
In New York the lonely George Gormly, wealthy retail merchant prince, plots to marry Miss Haldane after funding a million dollars for a social settlement she champions. She, twenty-two, uses the gift to advance her cause while he dreams of union, risking his business prudence and future.
Gormly tracks Miss Haldane through a clipping service to monitor her social life and potential engagement. He plots a public role beyond ribbons to attract her and secure his place in society.
The text urges faithful endurance and humble service to reach the promised Kingdom. It contrasts worldly ambition with divine ranking, cites James and John’s request, and portrays Jesus as the example of service. It calls believers to seek God’s will and the crown of life through meekness and loyalty.
Washington dispatches say President Taft has changed his mind and will not carry out the plan to oust Ballinger. The reversal eases tensions with Roosevelt and divides supporters. Critics say removing Ballinger Aldrich and Cannon would suggest the administration confessed error.
Mrs Ellen Flaggourg superintendent urges school board to establish kitchens in Chicago schools. Purpose is to educate girls who will become city housewives rather than to feed masses. Mrs Hage advocates kitchens in all schools to support this program.
The reader refers to a household guide with about 250 numbered entries, while kitchens have already been established in roughly seventy five of these.
Denton retailer Long & King invites customers to send orders for their extensive tableware inventory. The note emphasizes the store offers the most complete stock and urges rapid inquiries from shoppers.
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