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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1909
Page
2
The Chronicle advises readers that any erroneous reflection on individuals or corporations will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. Aimed at upholding reputation, the notice invites prompt contact to address issues in columns.
An excerpt lists Shakespeare plays and quotes linked to February 13 1909 with references to Hamlet two Gentlemen of Verona Othello Well That Ends Well Richard II and general themes. It also notes Valentine traditions and a Parker quote about reputation and fortune. It mentions Cotton Mather death in 1728 and General Grant in Bombay 1879 as cultural anchors.
Feb 14 marked as Valentine’s Day. Oregon gained statehood in 1859. The excerpt links Shakespearean reminders with U S history and notes Captain Cook’s death near Hawaii in 1779. It weaves literary quotes with historical milestones and theater references.
The piece imagines public opinion turning against the president faster now than in seven years, suggesting a shift in regard over four months and hinting at another executive who fits a similar pattern if the seven years clause were shortened.
The Record and Chronicle offers to be a store representative by delivering daily clear eu stories about products to Denton households. It claims wide reach into thousands of homes and at least five thousand readers for a small cost with proven business benefits.
Bryan supports Governor Haskell, arguing for the benefit of the doubt in federal proceedings and a fair trial. The piece contends Haskell is targeted by Roosevelt allies, demands open court facts, and asks the American people to reserve judgment until due process.
The San Antonio Express notes some contemporaries criticising the Thirty-first Texas Legislature while urging patience. Lawmakers at Austin move cautiously with proposals that may not win general approval. The paper sees a temperate path, combining progress with restraint, and warns against rash radical bills.
W. B. Coldredge, Missouri Pacific general manager, arrived in Fort Worth from Waco for a Texas tour. He will visit Dallas, Sherman and Denison to inspect the Cotton Belt network with prominent Texas railroad officials.
Rest and Sleep. A cold with a distressing cough robs sleep. Simmons Cough Syrup is advertised as soothing to the lungs and bronchi and stopping the cough at once, offering relief and peaceful rest.
William Goff aged 50 was struck by a Main street Car in Houston on his way to work. He was hurled twenty five feet, his head crushed and his leg broken, injuries feared fatal.
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas suffered blood poisoning from a spider bite with large deep sores. Doctors failed to help for five weeks until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him, recommended now for eczema boils burns and piles by Raley & Co.
Enterprise confirms Jim Lord a former Lewisville resident died at his Quanah home after a horse kicking injury. He leaves wife Mrs. Lord and two children. Will Lee family aided and may settle locally. Also reports death of two year old Willie Bayless Bradford on February 1 at 6:30 AM.
The district reports the new school building will be ready for occupancy within the next ten days. Officials urge students and staff to prepare for move-in and note final inspections are underway to ensure safety and compliance.
B. H. Floyd of Chintech the, currently living there, suffered five broken ribs when he was thrown from a buggy in a runaway incident. He is slowly recovering.
The Herald urges March poultry show in Aubrey as the American hen grows in importance. It invites chicken fanciers and business supporters to meet Saturday week February 20 to organize efforts to advance the poultry industry locally.
Mrs Musgrove's mother Mrs E B Winter dies after gallstone operation in Mangum Oklahoma. Earlier Lee Emmett, the couple's eldest son, contracts pneumonia. A nurse is brought from Fort Worth for the boy and he shows signs of recovery.
Journal notes the townsite could open with streets laid out and ready for business once a building is contracted. Location is ideal with broad streets. grading and improvements to begin after the first building contract. Citizens urged to prefer new construction at the new site over adding to the present location.
H P Swisher sold his interest in the drug store to Riley Bros. The firm will be continued as Orr and Riley Bros, preserving the business under a new partnership.
A youthful couple, Barney Mays 18 and Mary Buster 16, were married last Saturday night at the home of Rev I W Clark. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs W Mays who recently moved from Wesley Chapel. The bride is daughter of Dr and Mrs GO C Buster and highly regarded by classmates and friends. The newlyweds left Tuesday for Keller where he has accepted a position and they will make their future home.
A surprise wedding was held last Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Dowdell. J. L. Noel and Miss Ina Bobbitt were married by Rev. Moore of the Presbyterian church with a few intimate friends present. The bride has long taught in the Pilot Point public school.
In Pilot Point's business circle she has long held ties and many friends. Mrs Noel will remain a teacher at the local school, continuing her service in the community.
Two robbers held up a Denver and Rio Grande passenger train near Denver early today, looted the mail car and went through passengers. Exact amount taken not known but it was many thousands of dollars. The robbers escaped.
Kemp Texas resident J A Stone recalls a plot against his life while serving in the Civil War. He describes a stubborn cold and prolonged coughThat left him weak before using Dr Kings New Discovery which restored his health and weight. The remedy is advertised with prices 50 cents and 1 dollar and a trial bottle free backed by J F Raley Co.
notice to those with coupon books issued at the old mint to turn in for cancellation so new books may be issued at the reduced price Alliance Milling Company plans new books issued later as required.
A French scientist claims a blood based secret for long life though Americans have long used Electric Bitters to purify and energize the blood. W M Sherman of Cushing Maine credits the tonic with curing kidney trouble after months of illness. 50 cents at J F Raley C. local druggists.
Bale prices quoted at 40 dollars per ton or per bale with comparable feed value to prairie hay. Alliance Milling Co. located at 155tfe offers these bale rates.
Notice to all holders of fee coupon books issued at the ad price. Books will be issued now or later as required by Alliance Milling Company.
Three bills to convert Gatesville penal facilities into a juvenile school for incorrigibles received joint House and Senate hearings. The plan sets a three man two woman board approving a governor approved superintendent, places all under sixteen felons in a segregated facility, with two year minimum sentences and one year parole. The measure ties to Texas women clubs push for industrial education and includes funding and provisions for district courts and educational projects.
The College of Industrial Arts Glee Club presents a February 15 concert at 2 p m featuring Part One selections by Marcia Turner Bess Turner and others with pieces like Galop Englemann and The Japanese Maiden. Part Two includes Faust Ballet and Grand Gallop de Concert plus student performances and choir numbers with the orchestra.
Colds and Grip Hick's Capu chine presented as best remedy relieving aching feverishness curing the cold and restoring normal conditions. It is liquid and acts quickly with 100 28c and 50c prices at drug stores.
A woman promises a free ten day home cure for a wide range of female complaints including leucorrhoea and menstrual issues. She offers a complimentary book WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER and insists the plan costs about two cents a day if continued.
A dramatic scene unfolds as Sister Margaret aids a disguise plot involving a Helen Holbrook impersonation. Donovan contends with Gillespie over plans to reunite Helen while managing the volatile household and a wary Wattens.
In a tense exchange a man rebukes Buttons over a failed betrothal scheme. Helen tinkers with ruses at a casino, plans a marriage with Holbrook, and a lake house terrace scene shifts toward a swift departure by launch toward the canoe-maker's Red Gate to resolve the conflict.
Rosalind and the narrator plan a bold deception to rescue a kidnaped ally. They debate success, love, and risk as they move toward a doorway of crucial conversations involving sisters and their dangerous scheme. The canoe-maker doubts the plan but sides with urgency as a birthday meeting looms.
An ad states Mrs. M. E. Fisher of Detroit suffered rectal trouble and found relief after taking Dr. Kings New Life Pills. It claims the pills prevent appendicitis and cure constipation and headaches. Available for 26 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
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