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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
4
Denton public schools vote to aid the empty working crusade with cheerful liberality. Lee building and Ward schools vote on Wednesday morning and afternoon. Christmas dates set for children's contributions with absci0o support. Supt Carlisle suggests a committee from each church to oversee funds, to be announced soon.
Minnis' Drug Store offers all kinds of children's story books with prompt delivery and courteous service. The ad also invites grocery orders by phone 44, highlighting display cut glass by W. J. McCray and LONG & KING.
A 25 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound is claimed to end grippe and relieve symptoms within hours. The ad touts two hour dosing to three doses and states no quinine is used while asserting superior effectiveness and safety for daily duties.
The United Benevolent Association under Miss Clark staged a winter entertainment in Denton Fort Worth guests attended including Supreme officers. A mix of solos readings and vaudeville followed with Judge Wade and Judge Hoskins revealing the surprise marriage of Mr. Shuster and Mrs. Hendrickson at 6 30 amid laughter and cheers.
An announcement from Frontier Asthma offers free treatment information from room 702 Buffalo New York. The ad invites readers to obtain full information at no charge.
The notice advertises fine package candies at Minnis Drug Store and new ladies handbags at McCray's. It also promotes a genuine diamond ring with belcher mounting priced at $30 offered by J. McCray.
Local ads promote housekeepers rubber gloves at Minnis Drug Store for one dollar each and urges early ordering. G W Elbert encourages next bread order from Smiths Restaurant. A 65 acre farm for sale listed by owner A D Turner. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised as safe for delicate users and elderly to aid digestion, sold by all druggists.
The ad touts Rochester ware as a nice, inexpensive replacement for silver. It highlights chafing dishes trays percolators kettles ladles and serving dishes and invites shoppers to view the new items and price them as practical gifts.
S. O. Beall reports the death of his brother Capt. A. J. Beall a Confederate veteran about age seventy at his home in Charlotte North Carolina. He had long illness and was not unexpected. Mr Beall will miss the funeral. He reflects on losing eight of nine brothers since moving to Denton twelve years ago. Fresh fish and oysters at Smiths cafe.
An ad promotes a guaranteed watch for boys at Minnis' Drug Store priced at $1. It mentions prompt delivery of groceries and invites calls to inspect a merchandise showing featuring Sterling Silver, Cut Glass, Umbrellas, Hammered Brass and related items from W. J. McCray, Jeweler.
Rain from Monday night through Tuesday night yielded about an inch countywide. Mrs. Witt at Salt Brancha recorded seven eighths to one fourth inch on Tuesday night. W B Simpson near Stony noted heavier rainfall in the western part than Denton, with rain continuing past midnight Tuesday and threats of more weather Wednesday.
Holiday goods at the Bicycle Store offer dolls at affordable prices. Kincaid building Long and King groceries and phones 44.
An ad promises Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets can permanently relieve indigestion and dyspepsia with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It cites Bismuth subnitrate and Pepsia, explains Pepsin's role, lists three sizes priced at 25 50 and 1.00, and notes Rexall Remedies are sold only at Rexall Stores. Also includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Junction City Oregon.
Mrs. Dorma A. Smith of Pizarro Virginia reports long backache and bearing down pains relieved by Wine of Cardui. The ad claims instant relief for some and gradual relief for others, praising Cardui as a woman’s specific remedy and general tonic. It urges readers to ask their druggist for Cardui with a request form in a wrapper.
A readable ad fragment in this issue hints at a sought after article with an intriguing price. The tease invites readers to search for details and purchase terms within the issue. Strong entities are the item referenced and the publication context.
Tuesday night at 6 30 o clock the union of C E Shuster and Mrs Cc F Hendrickson was performed by Rev A D Rogers. Only two guests attended Laura Hammett sister of the bride and her gentleman friend.
An ad promotes Minnis Drug Store offering 10 cent drinking cups and announces a Bazaar on Friday December 16 in the Kinetad building with assorted beautiful and useful Xmas presents.
L. D. Smith returns from a business trip and others such as Miss Mae Sanders, Miss Bessie Smith, and Mrs. Georg Kincaid are mentioned visiting or visiting back home. G. B. Witt reports wheat sowing up about a third from last year and notes early sowings look good while later plantings lag. Dr. J. E. Stover and family from San Angelo visit Denton and area. health of Dr. Stover is poor and dry conditions prevail in San Angelo and nearby.
The notice promotes Minnis Drug Store for prescriptions with quick delivery. It also advertises a gold handled umbrella as a fine Christmas gift and invites customers to lay one away. Seller W. J. McKay signs the message.
All kinds of Christmas goods at Winnis Drug Store. A fresh supply of nuts and fruits for Christmas. Hammered press just arrived. See it at W. J. McCray's. LONG and KING offer lap robes horse blankets and collars specially fitted by S. W Kanady. If you've something to sell use the classified.
Seven new members were initiated at a Tuesday night rally. The initiates include Will Stuart F E B Chenoweth J W Bone J G Guy A W Wood J H Hardin and O M King. After initiation the Denton Degree team performed waka and a lunch was served to nearly a hundred lodge members.
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