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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
2
A note on evolving expectations for medicine. The text urges access to pure and freshly prepared drugs, implying a shift in public demand for quality in prescription services. It calls for participation in improving prescription practice.
National Steam Laundry guarantees all work to first class quality and entire satisfaction. They respectfully solicit your business and invite project engagement.
W R Scott the tailor offers reading pressing altering and making up garments plus cleaning and pressing skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40. No 6 West Side Market.
Rev. A F Heltman of the Central Presbyterian church will preach tonight at the First Christian church. Pastor A D Rogers reports growing crowds and urges his congregation to attend the service and hear Heltman.
Exclusive seed shop pledge at Denton Seed Store raises support for the Chautauqua by offering a 197 cent ticket boost with purchases of pansies violets geraniums and tube roses including beans ve benas.
District deputy Beyett calls a Knights of Pythias meet for April 7 here with about 500 members expected. Lodges from across the district will attend, featuring speeches by prominent men and potential state officers. No fixed program announced, but prompt service and courteous treatment highlighted. Long King Grocers ad notes available goods and contact numbers.
Mayor Bates investigated a northeast area odor and found nine dead dogs near the old brick yard southeast of the septic tank. He said the disposal tanks were clean and odorless, and the odor originated from a poisoning incident rather than the tank.
A jumble of personal mentions from Denton and nearby towns notes visitors and residents including V. C. Jones Lee McReynolds J B Smith and Orus Ross. Also mentions Hon F F Hill G A McMakin and various households resting visits and travel plans. Houston Chronicle Pure Food Commissioner in Denton discussing interstate shipments and state health department efforts led by Abbott.
A farm fair advertises 25 cent deals on items like garden hoe and rake, floor mop, molasses pitcher, granite stew pan, bean pot, horse brush, and more. On Wednesday and Thursday, any purchase of one dollar or more includes a free 18 inch decorated salad bowl. purchases of 59 cents are reduced to 10 cents. Don’t forget the days.
There will be a regular meeting in the Knights of Pythias at the Castle hall tonight. Special work to be done. All members are requested to be present. Visiting Knights in the city are invited. H. R. Wilson, C. C. P. J. Beyett. K. of R. & S. 190
Mrs Bertha Kunz Baker will perform If I Were King by Justin McCarthy at the Normal College auditorium on Saturday evening March 26. She previously presented The Servant in the House here last year and drew one of the best comments of the college lyceum course. We invite your grocery business and promise prompt attention to orders large or small. Both Phones 44. LONG & KING
A moonlit picnic southwest of the city found a man lying in the road and presumed dead drunk. Neighbors alerted authorities and Sheriff Or was called as the man, frothing at the mouth and unconscious, claimed he had a jug of whisky but only took one drink and believed he had been poisoned.
Dry spell held crops unusually well due to calm conditions but March winds finally reached on Wednesday and continued Thursday. The article notes winds dried moisture and caused damage, and advises readers to buy cane and millet seed from Strickland & Pinckley.
An old classified notice from Buffalo New York advertises asthma treatment claiming cure at home with a free trial and full information. The ad lists multiple names and cities and promotes Folger's goods with contact details for 25 8. A. Gibson and mentions telephones.
Engineers Grady and Cartwright of the city water and power plant are shaping the grounds around the station. Grady planted and Cartwright supplied nine ornamental shade trees along the north side of the property, paralleling the walkway.
An old notice mentions Hay, corn and Red Rust Proof seed oats at C. F. Witherspoon & Son and contrasts furniture polish products. The ad asserts shine-ease polishes damage varnish and promises money back if not as represented.
Advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Tills cure liver and stomach troubles, easing loss of appetite indigestion nervousness and headaches. Product touted as the world’s best stomach and liver remedy. Sold by J. F. Raley Co.
A Dallas drugstore urges customers to trust competent pharmacists as much as doctors, noting that quality medicine matters for patient welfare. The ad cites over 10,000 prescriptions filled last year and offers free delivery via phone.
Southbound schedules list No. 1 at 6:10 am, No. 209 Limited 8:25 am, No. 205 Flyer 7:13 pm, No. 281 to Dallas 12:05 pm, and others. Northbound shows No. 206 Piper 9:42 am, mixed from Dallas 9:45 pm, No. 182 from Dallas 4:25 pm, No. 210 Limited 9:04 pm, plus Texas and Pacific No. 31 Ft. Worth Texarkana 3:50, No. 22 Texarkana Ft. Worth 10:20 am.
Advertised remedy Parsian Sage promises to cure dandruff and falling hair with a money back guarantee. Testimonials from Mrs M Griffin of Davenport Iowa and Mrs D Scherling of Toledo cite hair relief and added shine after use. Product sold by druggists and O M Curtis at 60 cents a large bottle with a not sticky formula.
Keller advertises cheap magazine subscriptions via phone numbers 312 new and 126 old. It claims to provide any club or combination of magazines at prices as low as possible, inviting readers to let the Record and Chronicle handle their subscriptions.
New shipment notes Chi Nameléeg surfaces can be washed with hot water and soap without damaging the glass or durability. Clean with scouring soap if needed.
A brief note directs hungry readers to call Long and King for groceries with the number 44 included, suggesting a local shop contact detail.
Mrs. McCracken of North Texas State Normal left for Glasgow Kentucky after a telegram announced the sudden death of her brother. The message gave no details of the death.
Chi Namel promotes furniture and undertaking services in Denton County offering restoration of old items and new spring furniture. The ad invites customers to call Long & King for dining options with both phones listed as 44.
After continued Goss case the jury for the wrex was discharged One new case was filed yesterday An application for removal of disabilities of minority by Wm Bron was granted The jurors drawn for next week include M M Man J T M Jones J T Tucker L B McCombs J M Hendrix Henry Lively J C Pitts N A Carns W P McCombs B M Hammett D C Meredith J A Dudley J B Stogner A D Grimes W E Smoot W H Hodges Will Evans H Hubble C G Haggard C M Shelby G N Lott J W Slayton Cc C Pass J W Couser Gran Cristal R L Donald W H Edwards G W Boner J W Kemp C W Orr W A Leaty Richard Wilson I B E Riley O E Cobb L Bailey W M Grabb W H Curry J H Miller John Hubble R B E Hix E V Fitch G A Davis R S Davis J R Cosby N A Button W L Finney J Maxwell T L Dorris One new suit Willamidwin Brown to remove disabilities of a minor.
Ad copy touts Capudine as a fast remedy for headaches and nerve fatigue. It urges readers to try Capudine at local drug stores to clear the head and brace the nerves for a busy day.
The item notes a wide range of produce available at the market and lists two contact numbers. A. Gibson is referenced as a contact.
A clipped ad style notice touts Perry Davis Pain Killer for rheumatism neuralgia and general aches. It claims relief for sprains burns bruises colds colic diarrhea and diarrheal symptoms with a long history of use and broad approval.
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