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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle publishes a policy stating that any erroneous reflection on a firm, individual, or corporation in its columns will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers. The notice appears under subscription and public notices.
WENTON THIAS discusses political withdrawals and congressional appropriations across districts. He notes members receiving varying numbers of building funds, including Stephenson and Stephens, and contrasts district gains with the Thirteenth district’s limited allocations. A Brown county farmer yields nine bushels per twenty acres as local wheat productivity rises.
The Washington Post describes a Congress bill to fund agriculture, manual training, and domestic economy in secondary schools nationwide. It would provide annual state allocations from the National Treasury and create many agricultural high schools, plus support for normal schools to train teachers for rural and urban classrooms.
The Brownwood Bulletin highlights first pages with a concise news story and notes the paper's archival presentation. Readers are invited to explore the historic front matter and the publication’s early layout.
The piece criticizes district judge Poindexter for a 47 trial record with 24 reversals and his plan to veto statutory prohibition without awaiting court review. It argues that such a history should induce trepidation in ruling on a major constitutional question amid legal debate in the state.
The piece envisions rapid travel improvements for Texas farmers via airship travel to distant markets and cheaper motor vehicles. It suggests issuing county or local district road bonds to connect remote lands to markets, enabling farmers to transport goods efficiently despite sparse railroad access. It notes a shift toward local bonds over long railroad expansion.
The excerpt showcases Walt Mason’s rhyming verse describing how tiny daily items from milk to ice cream and coal influence merchants' fortunes. It highlights playful lines about small grains and little ads shaping business on Easy street.
Marvelous Discoveries praise air flights and new gadgets while highlighting Dr. King's New Discovery to save life from coughs colds and lung trouble. It claims instant relief and universal bronchial cure with testimonials from James M. Black of Asheville and offers 50 cents to $1 or a free trial bottle with guarantee by J. F. Raley & Co.
Y P S G RB introduces a Sunday service at the First Christian church with topics Money Men and Prayer. Edwin Batton leads songs and prayer. scripture II Corinthians 8:1-9 and Matthew 9:35-88. Rev. Rogers speaks. George Kirby on Man as the Crowning Work of Creation. Clem Pierce on Money Usage. Lou Ledbetter on Prayer. Mizpah benediction.
A home remedy offered by Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims to cure bed wetting in children and urine difficulties in adults. She will mail fifty instructions free with no payment required and urges mothers not to blame the child.
The sermon explains that Satan sowed tares among the good seed after the apostles, with a harvest at the end of the age. The wheat and tares grow together until the end, when the tares are burned and the righteous shine in the Millennial Kingdom. The faithful are warned to avoid church bundles and hold to true believers filled with the Spirit.
In a tense scene Tom Randall hands Colonel Moreau a pistol, insisting on using the weapon once owned by his father. Aaron urges restraint as plans to confront Kirby's killer unfold, while a forced journey to the plantation looms with danger and resolve.
Colonel Moreau travels at a vigorous pace toward his destination surprising Tom Rendall who expected to follow closely but falls behind at the first corner.
Curtis extracts are promoted as more economical and purer than others. The copy touts six ounce bottles for 35 cents and instructs readers to order from their grocer.
Duke and Ayers Nickel Store plans a grand opening the week of July 2 with extensive sales. For inexpensive groceries contact H. F. Keller at telephone numbers 312 new and 126 old.
Texas League results include San Antonio four percent and Dallas two, Shreveport Houston Iain, Fort Worth two, Galveston zero, Oklahoma City six, Waco six. National League games show Boston four, Philadelphia four, Cincinnati four, St Louis two, Pittsburgh six, Chicago. American League results list Cleveland four, Boston two, Washington one, St Louis eight, Detroit one, New York two, Philadelphia one.
Capudine provides quick relief for headaches including sick nervous heat or cold induced pains. It also treats attacks of cold or grip and is liquid easy to take with immediate effect. Available in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
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