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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
2
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Special election set for December 17 to fill the unexpired term of W. J. Lacy, deceased, in Ward No. 3. Candidates E. H. Crain and J. O. Bell listed as contenders.
A dispatch notes President Roosevelt skirted election references in a speech. It adds praise for a wireless advance and acknowledges the Woman's Shakespeare club for funding drinking fountains at Lee Central School, with $140 raised and $60 from the School board, aiming for installation by January 1.
The Whh ita Falls Times notes a push for higher second class periodical rates appears to seek popular backing. It questions Secretary Hitchcock's motives amid past hostility to magazines and suggests a political move to curb their independence. A wary view of political manipulation is proposed.
Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa lingered seven weeks in hospital with liver trouble and jaundice after eight months of suffering. Five bottles of Electric Bitters ended his misery, curing his stomach and liver ailments. Guaranteed to help stomach liver or kidney troubles. Only 0c at J P Raley Co.
A Denton driven poultry show lists dozens of exhibitors with numerous entries. Names include J. H. Cleaveland Pierce & Pierce C. Evans and many more from Denton Krum Aubrey Sherman Gainesville and Honey Grove with White Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds Barred Rocks Buff Wyandottes and other breeds across 34 plus entries and more.
Notes describe Waite Wyandottes White Leghorns White Rocks and White Plymouth Rocks fading to best in the display. A cage of Waite Rocks shows a fine collection another White Wyandottes coop holds over a dozen splendid specimens. White Rocks appear widely with a few White Orpingtons and Leghorns also present.
Several coops of fine Golden and Yellow Buff Rocks in the display attract much attention. One coop especially stands out for the lighter shade.
An ad describes White Rocks and Buff Rocks kept in gilded and stained cages. It promotes the New Hoffman Steam press at Smith & Ziegler's shop No 6 West Court Square with pressed birds and Linens work. Free delivery and guaranteed quality. Includes Bazaar gift shop and Smith's cafe offerings.
G. W. Elbert offers sturdy stove and fireplace wood advertised as reliable heat for kitchens, promising sustained warmth and a cheery cook.
Local paper prints children’s Christmas requests with names and addresses urging sensible wishes. Many letters from youngsters on Locust Street and Bolivar request toys, dolls, trains, drums, candy, fruit, and a few practical items. editor notes some letters may be lost and invites inquiries if not published within two days.
A Collier’s Monthly excerpt describes a close range study of pelican colonies. The narrator details a hidden setup using a wagon umbrella and canvas to observe chicks, the feeding method where a parent regurgitates fishy soup into the pouch, and the remarkable scene of a young pelican reaching into its mother’s mouth as it grows.
Two sharply dressed men argue over clothing costs. The elder paid 80 dollars for a suit, while the younger says his is 15 dollars from a marked down 20 dollar item. They compare wear time and value, debating economy and appearance versus price.
A collection of handwritten requests lists items for children and adults including dolls, doll buggy, sleepy doll, tea set, books, candy, nuts, fruits, a train set with locomotive coal car gravel car box car and caboose, an airgun horn fireworks a big bicycle and various personal requests. Names include Whitfield Gurley Harry Whitney Owens Mattie Kindred Josie Kindred Rharolia Matthews A A Matthews Effie Lee Dawson Verne Carrington Elmer Carmen Davis Frederick Garrard and Mary.
A personal holiday ad from Jim Hicks of 107 ¢ requests a doll a doll buggy candy nuts fresh buttered popcorn and peanuty items from Mr Byrd as Santa Claus delivery.
D T Sanders recalls friends misjudging his illness by consumption and credits Dr Kings New Discovery with stopping his cough and restoring health. The ad touts the remedy as a life saver for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup and whooping cough with trial bottles free and a guarantee by J F Raley & Co.
A playful verse contrasts her beauty with an elaborate Sunday hairdo. The speaker notes the effort of sisters and household staff to craft the look, then laments it spoiling the effect as others curse at the sight. Julius Caesar is invoked as a dramatic aside.
The guide advises threading pearls with waxed silk rather than a needle and stresses knots large enough to secure beads yet hidden. It notes pearl stringers use an intricate knot, recommends professional stringing for expensive jewels, and calls for care when making collarettes.
A citizen argues for economy while Senator Sorghum notes that disputes will always arise over who should implement economizing efforts. The exchange highlights conflicting priorities and the tension between efficiency and action.
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pill as a universal cure for women claiming it would spark millions to vote. It markets the pill as easy safe and effective for fatigue backache headache constipation colds appetite and tone, priced 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
A small classified item notes "10 words a week in Daily and week in Weekly, 40c" signaling pricing for classified ad word counts across publications.
80 acres valued at 2000 dollars in kahoma offered for trade for 200 dollars worth of land located in Denton County. Withers and Chandler listed as brokers.
A middle aged man forgets his daughter’s ticket as she departs to school with a lover. The conductor threatens to eject them, but fellow passengers raise funds to cover fare and spur a spontaneous wedding in the car. A plain gold ring seals the ceremony and on return the couple confess and announce the marriage.
Advertisement touts Bucklens Arnica Salve as a remedy for pimples skin eruptions sores boils sore eyes cold sores cracked lips chapped hands burns scalds fever sores bruises and piles. Sold for 25 cents at J F Raley Co. stores.
A detailed look at the Denton Steam Laundry explains the multi machine, labor intensive process behind clean shirts and linens. Foreman checks each bundle, then seven wash cycles and careful ironing and starching produce pristine results under Manager McLauchlan’s oversight.
Weather forecast warns of a cold snap as residents brace for lower temperatures. G. Elbert promotes firewood supplies to help households stay warm during the approaching chill.
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