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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1913
Page
2
Poorly legible OCR with scattered letters and symbols. no coherent events, names, dates, or places identifiable for a meaningful summary.
The Record and Chronicle discusses subscription rates and public notices. It also railing against national politics, Mexico and Japan, with commentary on Wilson and Huerta era diplomacy and the Monroe doctrine.
A trade notice extols the value of insurance for improved real estate and promotes reasonable rates through W. T. Bailey & Co. It asserts the risk of not having coverage and invites inquiries via the firm’s Old phone 54 and New phone 120.
The First Christian Church Sunday school in Denton defeated McKinney by 61 points in an eight week contest. Denton 1678 to McKinney 1617 with Lampasas and Durant previously in the race. Attendance rose 71 percent over last year and Denton’s final day drew 184 to McKinney’s 124 amid rain.
Paschall's announces a fresh lot of choice vegetables received today and urges customers to phone early to secure the desired items for Sunday. Phonees 8 and 6.
An advertisement claims Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment heals itching burning and scaly skin by applying the antiseptic to sores. It cites a testimonial from Mr Alleman of Littletown Pa and promises money back guarantee. Available at druggists or by mail Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
An odd ad note lists various businesses and phone numbers promising quality service in groceries and photography. It mentions The Fac Studio near a post office, John Swartz, Long & Ling, Turner Bros, Sample, and Paschall's. It touts fresh vegetables and sanitary bins with multiple contact numbers.
Lieutenant Governor Will H. Mayes responds to a Home and State critique, denying gubernatorial candidacy and outlining his Prohibition stance, committee work, and cooperation with Colquitt. He notes support from editors and journalists while asserting progressive views and local option advocacy.
Those who bought tickets for the benefit performance at the Airdome and did not use them will be admitted next Thursday night upon presenting the tickets.
Fountain Pens from Waterman Ideal and Conklin lead Curtis' stock. Hundreds of pens and holders in styles to choose from, priced $2.50 to $8.00. For fall school season a self filling Conklin pen will sell at $1.50. Also new C. I. A. Pen from Aiken Lambert at $2.50 with gold band seal.
The genial comedian Albert Taylor brings his company to the Airdome for three nights starring My Father's Son. Fans are promised a modern, human performance free of eccentricity, reflecting the actor’s broad recognition across the country.
Promote health with Kickapoo Worm Killer candy for children. Claims to expel worms, regulate bowels, and restore happiness. Endorsed by Mrs. J A Brisbin of Elgin Illinois. Guaranteed. All druggists or by mail. Price 25c. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
Turn key grocery service ad invites customers to call 44 Long and King. It promotes complete time and business service to handle groceries while noting availability of South Texas comb honey at Turner Bros.
Republican Senator Townsend argues the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill is flawed and criticizes executive interference and caucus domination. He says GOP leaders erred in policy and urges revision while defending tariff principles.
Senator Townsend of Michigan denounces the Payne Aldrich tariff as the republican Gettysburg and condemns executive interference and caucus domination. He cites lobby inquiry, saying congressional committees often become political instruments, undermining national legislation.
Eleven progressive Republican Senators tentatively agreed to back Senator LaFollette's substitute schedules on wool cotton and other tariff sections. The conference marked the first definite stand by the progressive Republicans on tariff revision.
President Wilson has received assurances from Congress that currency reform will pass this session despite a split in the House Banking and Currency committee. Tariff passage is expected sooner than thought. Supporters hope a caucus can overcome opposition, with several committee members seen as doubtful.
In Hong Kong on July 28 British river steamers were ordered by the British consul to be prepared to embark women and children at short notice amid revolutionary disturbances.
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