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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates delivered by mail with annual prepayment options. A notice states that any erroneous reflection on an firm or individual in the columns will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers.
A columnist argues that advertising pays and mocks small business rivals who claim otherwise. It cites that top merchants and global firms spend heavily on ads, while a few critics say the cost is wasted. The piece labels such views ridiculous and urges belief in advertising value.
The Record and Chronicle thanks readers for 1910 and hopes for a prosperous 1911. A Denton county farm sold last year for 50 an acre has resold twice, fetching 62.50 and 77.59 per acre, signaling rising demand. The paper also notes Secretary Mec Cook’s departure from the Chamber of Commerce, praising prior leadership and the overall value of the organization.
The Denton Chamber of Commerce plans a Thursday meeting to discuss the proposed Denton to Slidell railroad. Backers say the line will open a major outlet for Denton products and spur broader regional expansion, with Denton and Slidell backing the project and other state institutions urged to avoid sweeping governance changes.
Texas and Pacific eastbound No. 7 derailed near Mesquite at 7 this morning after a broken rail. Two coaches overturned injuring eight to ten passengers, none seriously. A relief train moved the injured to Dallas. Most seriously hurt include Mrs. J Alexander Dallas and W Parland of Clovis with several Terrell residents among the injured.
Welch Lodge No. 1552 Knights and Ladies of Honor elected officers for the ensuing year. W. J. Hamilton protector, Mrs. Julia Neely vice protector, R. Led better secretary, Mrs. Fenton chaplain, Mrs. R. Ledbetter financial secretary, G. P. Davis treasurer, J. P. Blount sentinel, Mrs. R. B. Anderson
A Naples national museum display shows 2000 year old kitchen and household items including silver lined saucepans, carved shovels, pastry molds, and eggers of bronze. Roman cosmetics, combs, hairpins, perfume pots and even a gold wire hornet reflect daily life. lack of a hairbrush and glass mirror noted. Pompeii finds hint surgical tools resemble modern needles and forceps.
The article describes imperial etiquette in Russia with the czar guiding education, visiting noble girls at the Imperial Girls' School, and using symbolic favors such as a dropped pocket handkerchief. It notes the ritual of sharing a plate with the chosen student and a notable incident when Alexander II witnessed a surprising act at table.
Mrs. M Summers offers a free home treatment claim for rheumatism backache kidney and neuralgic pains promising cure without climate change, with testimonials and a box address in Notre Dame Indiana for proof and letters.
A Denton gathering heard merchants bankers and professionals describe 1910 as prosperous with low unpaid accounts rising deposits and clean ledgers. They expect 1911 to continue growth through higher real estate activity water resources population and construction as immigration and new homes rise.
Freight and passenger timetables issued at the depot apply Sunday Jan 1 at 12 01 am. Changes include southbound No 1 from 4 25 pm to 3 55 pm and No 3 from 6 10 am to 6 55 am. Northbound No 2 from 12 32 am to 1 02 pm. No 210 Limited from 9 04 pm to 8 30 pm. No 4 from 10 20 pm to 7 07 pm. No 205 flies: formerly 7 13 now 2 10. Other passengers follow usual arrivals.
A Kentucky reader, D T Sanders of Ha rodsburg, recalls being thought doomed by consumption but credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a long coughing ailment. The letter touts the medicine as a life saver for coughs and weak lungs and notes a free trial bottle and a price of 1. Trial bottle free. Also a separate notice asks for replacement checks after theft of two checks.
Local store advertises a stove and heater variety including a fireplace unit. Mentions dealer Elpert and the sales context with emphasis on in-store options and catalog style appeals.
A mother duck hatches an egg that yields a larger uglier chick. Teasing from siblings ends when the creature, cold and hungry through winter, grows into a graceful swan. A lesson on appearance and inner worth ends with triumphant transformation.
City officials discuss reconsideration of the vetoed waterworks ordinance and publication in the official paper. Mayor Poe’s veto stands. a January meeting is set to resume consideration.
Advertisement claims the pill cures backache headache constipation cold symptoms and dispels ill feeling. It states the product boosts appetite and tonicity and is uniquely safe and effective. Available for 26 cents at J F Rylev Co. official retailer.
G. W. reports a preparation for a veering wave on wood material. No further context or dates provided.
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