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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists mail subscription options and rates and notes mailing classes for its Denton Texas edition. It includes a public notice about correcting erroneous reflections and invites readers to report any misstatements to publishers.
A Denton editorial urges readers to work for 1911 upbuilding and notes Dallas will host an aviation audition meet January 4. It compares social reform debates in Milwaukee with local water costs and criticizes Denton street plan for sparse cross streets, warning increasing costs and property impact if not improved.
An old time health ad urges Doan's Kidney Pills for backache irregular urination and kidney disorders. It cites a Denton Texas user J Brownlow endorsing relief and claims the product cured dizziness and back pain after trying other doctors. Sold by drug stores with Foster Milburn Co as US agents.
The article cites Dr. Woods Hutchinson noting that fear of serpents is nearly universal and dates back to cradle of humanity. It links vivid snake imagery to literature and argues modern venom risks are small, with fear reflecting ancient arboreal ancestry rather than present utility.
A Harper s Weekly description of drum horses in cavalry bands detailing the honor of the drum horse, its required appearance, training, and discipline. It notes a bearer of kettledrums as another esteemed role and explains the rider’s control during parades.
Texas claimed the first automobile railroad with five cars running regular trips on a 45 mile route between Lubbock and Hale counties. A private right of way, fenced like a railway, required cowboys in blue overalls to cover 45 miles in three hours to carry US Mail under contract, often beating the schedule by an hour. No round trip fare for 99 miles.
A week long classified offer promises access to up to 3 060 families and 15 000 people at a very low rate. The program invites you to try it for broad outreach across the community.
Booker T. Washington shares a World’s Work Magazine fable about Pharaoh and the Red Sea. An educated student challenges the ice explanation with geography. The minister insists the lesson rests on bedrock truth beyond science and geography.
Six women discuss hats and one recalls designing a striking hat with a feather and velvet. After attending church she discovers a hidden 35 cent price ticket dangling from the feather, revealing the bargain feather looked expensive but was cheap.
During a Civil War Christmas in Virginia a Union sergeant bars passage to a narrow pass where a Confederate family hides. Santa brings aid courtesy of the quartermaster and a northern officer, who sanctions a Christmas feast for the mother, two daughters, and soldiers sharing a mountain cabin.
Ivory prices surge as demand grows in European sales. Analysts expect further increases until substitutes emerge or supply improves. Despite high demand for piano key IVORY, profit margins remain slim due to costly processing and waste, even with advanced cutting and bleaching methods.
At a busy evening station a woman rushes to a news stand and urgently orders Life magazine. Frustrated by the line, she repeats her demand while a clerk serves the first customer, then quips that what she needs is air.
A dialogue jokes about missing transport from ship to shore. One man notes a sailor has started flying between vessel and shore, while the other quips that would raise the odds of the man who always misses the boat and later the aeroplane, reflecting a humorous exchange.
Experience proves time tests best remedy for 70 years Perry Davis painkiller relieves sprains burns bruises rheumatism neuralgia colds cramps bowel complaints. Take promptly. Sizes 25 cents 35 cents 50 cents.
Weather update notes a cold wave approaching and urges residents to prepare by ordering wood from G. W. Elbert. The message emphasizes securing fuel ahead of the drop in temperatures.
Advertisement notes plenty of good stove and fire place wood from G. W. Elbert. Promotes the Heuer and Chronicle Lost and Fonun. Offers a weekly and daily newspaper advertisement option for returning to articles.
Jack Carmody vows to ignore all women for twelve months though temptation arises with Miss Gwend Minesbury and a plan for a wedding. He travels west to become a ranchman, encounters a young greaser girl and her dangerous lover, testing his resolve and family hopes.
A fragment describes Jack meeting Gwendolin Kingsbury in a strained scene aboard a ship. He resolves to propose to her and to be kept under lock until marriage, a plan his mother prevents by closely overseeing events.
A dialogue unfolds where a rich father tests a daughter's fiancé to ensure he has funds. The daughter reveals the suitor presented a cluster diamond ring with pearls, prompting the father to question the man's remaining money. The exchange blends irony and social pressure around wealth and marriage.
The note forecasts a happy birth at Christmas and a long life for a bride married at that time. It adds that Christmas falling on a Monday brings luck and advises giving many kinds of gifts during the season.
A festive admonition urges even the most freehanded housewife to keep ashes and salt until after breakfast on Christmas morning. The piece links a bright Christmas to a bright New Year and wishes the coming year the brightest omen.
A Latvian city buzzes with praise for Root Juice as patients report rapid relief from stomach liver and kidney troubles. Doctors and prominent locals share positive experiences, including a long‑time stomach case improved after one bottle and a rheumatism relief for a family.
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