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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
3
Daily in Denton distributes to about twelve hundred homes guiding readers to merchandise. Regular space lets merchants tell customers what they have for sale as if in person. Reasonable rates and strong service invite readers to arrange a call with a solicitor. phone 64.
A Parisian doctor’s claim that a microbe causes thin hair and dandruff is promoted by Parisian Sage. The product, guaranteed by O M Curtis, aims to cure dandruff and itchy scalp in two weeks, offering a money back guarantee. It is priced at 50 cents and sold by druggists nationwide and in Denton.
A listing notes Parisian Sage offered for sale by O. M. Curtis. The ad presents a product sale in a period newspaper style with a single seller and minimal context. It reads as a brief classified item without additional details or terms.
The Dallas Army tournament schedule from Aug 22 to 29 outlines grand reviews, drills, wall scaling, rescues, driving contests and more. Events include infantry and Cavalry competitions with cash prizes, uniforms, and specific setup at the State Fair Grounds. Visitors may inspect camps. concerts by 9th Infantry Band are listed.
The permanent camp will be struck and troops move to shelter tents ahead of a Monday morning departure. Band concerts by the 9th Infantry and 1st Field Artillery are planned at 2 PM and 6 PM. Visitors may inspect the camp Sunday and on weekdays except during Tournament contest hours.
The Fort Worth Record describes Galveston seawall as a steel and concrete barrier seventeen feet high, extending four and a half miles with a sixteen foot base set on forty foot piles. It runs along the gulf shore, backed by earth fill, and features a rip rap apron down to the water line. The wall rises to seventeen feet at the shoreline and slopes to twelve feet near Broadway, shaping the city’s protective harbor without enclosing it.
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