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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
2
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Special election December 17 to fill the unexpired term of W J Lacy. E H Crain and J O Bell are named. The Shakespeare club and School board gift drinking fountains to Sam Houston and Jackson schools, completing the ward school list. The ladies club raises funds. any deficit will be covered by the school board.
A Dallas News State Press commentary urges Denton residents to fund a community Christmas for all children. It cites the sorrow of an empty stocking and calls on citizens to help, noting no abject poverty but noting families with many children need aid. The Recording Chronicle invites notices of overlooked children for action.
A vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a cure of catarrh using Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorses J Cheney’s integrity. Wardine Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists testify to reliability. Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Price seven cents per bottle. Read the advertisements.
Three Twain pieces head to Anderson's auction. A two page Elmira letter from 1884 discusses Webster & Co and a possible unpublished book later tied to Huckleberry Finn. Telegrams to James Redpath from 1869 74 reveal plans for Roughing It and Amherst lectures. A pencil letter from 1869 shows Twain denouncing Brooklyn lectures and urging private judgment.
A tale recalls Mrs Locke and her nagging nature and Mr Locke’s Atlantic voyage. After a near disaster, friends ask how he reacted and he quips that much of his life will be spent explaining why he chose that steamer over many others that returned safely. The vignette appears in Tit Bits.
A traveler reports sighting Pelorus Jack, the whale or porpoise famed for meeting passing ships in Cook Strait off Pelorus Sound. The creature rubs against ships and escorts them for minutes before vanishing. New Zealand lawmakers enacted a special act protecting the historic fish with penalties for harassment.
A D. L. Moore letter from aboard the Delaware transmits a London Daily Express clipping on an Idaho vs Vermont American football game at Crystal Palace. The piece mocks English football as a kicking game and details wild, ragged, and comic scenes with helmets, dives, and a marching Idaho band. Idaho won 19 to 0.
Browntown Minnesota advert reads that Parisian Sage cured hair loss and dandruff within two weeks. Testimonial from Meta M Kruger claims all baldness reversed after one bottle. Paralian Sage sold by O M Curtis for 50 cents with guaranteed results.
A former U S surgeon suggests longer life if people learn ventilation and breathing, dress properly, and if food is supplied by municipal kitchens with certified cooks. He envisions a kitchen commission to ensure pure food and guard against graft, though many housekeepers favor their own kitchens and home cooking remains preferred.
A quoted Century letter argues nurses serve to carry out medical and surgical orders. It outlines nurses as assistants in cleanliness ventilation food and discipline, not as medical practitioners, with training focused on understanding how to follow and implement doctors orders.
A West Philadelphia man reading his morning paper learns a workman dropped a bolt from a skyscraper, striking him in the head and prompting headlines about the peril of construction sites. The incident was witnessed near the building in progress.
Harrodsburg Kentucky resident D. T. Sanders recounts surviving a lung illness after friends doubted his chance of recovery. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery with stopping his cough and improving his health, calling it a life saving remedy for coughs colds and lung ailments. An offer for a free bottle and purchase info follows.
Local eatery Smith's cafe advertises refreshed seafood menu with daily fish and oyster specials in Ldag town.
A jury hears a chaotic divorce case as Judge admonishes George Washington and dismisses the plaintiff Aaron Arnold and the corespondent. Testimony features Mrs Washington defending her conduct and the judge criticizing racial slurs while prompting an end to the courtroom confrontation.
An old ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pill as a cure for women’s ailments claiming it would empower women to vote. It touts benefits like banishing dull feelings, backache, headaches, constipation, colds, and appetite boost. Sold for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Advertisement noting available stove and fireplace wood for sale by G W Elbert. Indicates wood is of good quality for keeping cooks in good humor.
A city park memory recalls tame gray squirrels that eat peanuts from visitors and delight children. Some unruly boys throw sticks and stones, making the animals wary and reluctant to descend from the trees for feeding.
A political speaker recounted a tale at a mass meeting where earlier orators urged voters to back the beset man. The story describes a newlywed asking how to prove love as the honeymoon ends and the husband replies she should destroy his foolish letters.
A short anecdote from Pathfinder about Little Jimmy who disobeyed his mother and faced a promised punishment. His mother explains she must keep her word, while Jimmy pleads for her to change her mind amid sobs.
For over 70 years Perry Davis' Pain Killer has been the emergency remedy for stiff joints sore muscles sprains and bruises. Don’t go home without a 50 bottle or the new size 35c bottle as part of your family’s first aid kit.
At the Kinecald building a Xmas Bazaar runs Friday offering hot lunch and quick orders with continuous service throughout the day.
Residents of Chanute Kansas gather as demonstrations begin at Allison's Pharmacy West Side next Saturday for Root Juice a claimed universal remedy. Testimonials praise cures for rheumatism indigestion kidney liver and nerve ailments with prices at one dollar per bottle or three for two dollars and fifty nine cents.
Long and King, Denton’s leading grocery, advertise with contact numbers and service details in a concise local business notice.
Weather bulletin warns of a sharp cold spell and urges residents to stock up on firewood from G W Elbert to stay warm during the freeze.
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