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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1910
Page
2
County and city race slate listed with candidates for sheriff county judge and other posts. The piece also cites Stewart Edwards White discussing Ballinger Pinchot Glavis controversy and the question of public fitness versus legal guilt.
The piece contrasts imaginative national leadership with a literal view of law, arguing Ballinger’s fitness is contested while urging a broader public standard. It notes public sentiment on Ballinger, calls for a March 10 clean-up day, and mentions local concrete walks, paving the square, and an interurban line. It also reports unsettled weather and a rice market issue in Southeast Texas.
A discussion of the C I A charter and its focus on teaching white girls a mix of literary, industrial and domestic arts. The piece questions whether the college should push No 4 industrial arts teaching, assesses class outcomes and salaries, and notes funding cuts and the institution’s youth.
March MecClure's details the discovery of stovaine by Ernest Fourneau a French chemist It is a synthetic aminoalcohol not related to cocaine and acts as a local anesthetic with fewer habit forming effects The article notes its potential in throat sprays and surgical use and contrasts it with cocaine.
A Macon Georgia orphanage head reports Electric Bitters has benefited hundreds of children for nine years. The pharmacy ad says the medicine strengthens vital organs purifies blood aids digestion and builds up run-down people, especially females. Available for 50 cents at J F Raley & Co.
A tense exchange unfolds as Mr. Jones curses and refuses water offered to wash down a wormy nut, challenging a friend’s warning and asserting independence amidst scorn.
An ad-style piece warns of indigestion and stomach decay from inaction and offers Mi na as a guaranteed stomach builder. It claims the remedy strengthens digestion, restoring energy and resilience for hearty meals, sold by O M Curtis at 50 cents with money back guarantee.
M T Tomlinson of Oswego Kansas endorses Immons Liver Purifier as the most valuable remedy for constipation and liver disorder. He notes it works thoroughly without gripe and recommends it when opportunities arise. Price 25 cents.
A brief note requests a share of the business, inviting calls to contact D. R. Turner at number seven.
The three act comedy drew a fair crowd last night. Wm Haenel played Archibald Broderick, a married man mistaken for a 14 year old student, delivering a well rendered performance in a show with amusing moments yet a thin plot.
Renfro said the program was not as advertised yet offered a satisfactory explanation. He stated before the show that any unhappy attendee could voice concerns after viewing the performance.
In a North Carolina Virginia border quest Ardmore works with Jerry Dangerfield to arrest Appleweight and his gang. Griswold schemes through South Carolina and Governor Osborne battles a looming legal crisis as Ardmore pursues justice across states amid danger and romance.
In a tense exchange Collins and Cooke discuss how to react if approached. Jerry suggests a cover story that a laborer at Ardsley is dead and his remains are being taken to his wife’s family at Turner's, claiming he will be a widow.
Ardmore observes a troubled crowd as Grisay notes the Parisian courtesy of the returning reveler who saluted the corpse. The associate professor of admiralty, on special duty for the South Carolina governor, travels to Kildare amid concerns of a looming coup. Appleweight is jailed in Turner Court House, Meno County, South Carolina, under the jailor’s custody.
Mrs. Atchison confronts Jerry Dangerfield as Ardmore takes charge amid a night raid on Gov. Dangerfield’s estate. Capt. Webb recalls several captive reporters and two other prisoners, including a New York banker and a disguised state official, all detained as Col. Daubenbeck’s men seek orders from the absent governor.
A reader from Okeene Oklahoma Tells how many oils and liniments were tried before Hunt's Lightning Oil. After one use the writer declares it the best and says no other liniment will hit the spot if Hunt's Lightning Oil fails.
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