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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
4
The article urges patients to demand pure and accurate prescriptions and notes that the prescription department maintains a small but select stock of fresh drugs. It invites readers to use their prescription services for reliable, high quality medications.
The Denton Transfer Company hires W H Land as business manager in a leadership change noted in the local business notices.
A reporter visits a jewelry store and learns rubies can be artificially grown by fusing imperfect stones under heat and recutting. The jeweler notes rubies sapphires and emeralds created this way are cheaper yet can be worth more per carat than diamonds.
A brief grocery advertisement notes Keller’s seeking cotton seed and phone contact. Multiple phone lines listed for reach. The note suggests urgency in securing supplies.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION R Craig of Dallas is here today H F Wakefeld of Ponder is here today Miss Carrie Taylors in Dallas 8 I Reynolds of Little Elm was here today Henderson Hughes of Sanger was here yesterday J B Rotton of Roanoke was in the city today J B Darnell of Gunter is here to day on business Mrs Chas May is visiting relatives in Pilot Point D B Donald of Krum wag here yesterday on business W S Wadkins from West of Garza wag here today B S H Raing of Dallas is here visiting his son R K Rains EB R Waide was here yesterday for the first time in many months He lives west of Sanger A T Farr from the country west of Lewisville was here today and says the corn is up to a goog stain in his section J D Hodges who has been dangerously ill with blood poisoning is reported as improving rapidly and on the road to recovery W B Simpson from near Stony Way here today and says that in some fields the wheat looks like it is dying for the lack of moisture.
Asthma can be cured at home with a trial treatment that ends free information. Send for details to Frontier Asthma Company Room 72 Buffalo New York.
Subscribe now to secure season tickets priced at 2.5 dollars offering access to upcoming events and member benefits.
The North Texas State Normal project advances with wooden frames nearly finished and concrete pouring set to begin soon. The two story plus basement building will be almost entirely concrete and brick with steel reinforcement, housing a manual training room, gym, assembly, classrooms, labs, and storage. Contractor M B Whitlock outlined dimensions and target completion by mid July or early August.
An advertisement promotes a hose based lawn and garden care service. It invites readers to call if they have no hose and touts a low price around ten cents for a good quality hose.
A. F. Jackson and Miss Sue Cross were married at the Central Presbyterian church parsonage Thursday afternoon with Rev. A. F. Hellman officiating. Jackson, a well known young farmer near Krum, and Cross, who has lived in Denton, will reside near Krum.
Winds rebound after a brief pause as soil dries and tender vegetation shows damage. Residents water trees and lawns amid a latest rainless period since February 2, with a tornado in Slidell a year ago linked to deaths. next rain expected Monday night.
Max M. Hoffman of Webster, N Y, reports long stomach trouble ended after using Mi o na Stomach Tablets. He says the treatment reduced pain in days, improved appetite and sleep, and restored health. The ad claims relief from sour stomach eructations heartburn dizziness and nervousness with guaranteed money back. Also promotes Booth’s Pills for constipation at 25 cents.
A concise note suggests wealth of Evers Hardware Co is tied to business strength rather than personal virtue, indicating financial health rather than character.
Readable goods advertised with low prices including white bowls pitchers and dinnerware. North show window displays showcase sets and separate items at 6 to 90 cents and up to $1.50. Local shoppers urged to view The Fair offerings.
The West Side 42 club organized with Mrs. Otis King as president met Miss Olvira Simmons of East Oak street. Mrs. King led with high score in 11 games earning the club pin. The guest prize went to Mrs. Bob Taylor and refreshments followed. The Women’s Home Mission Society of the Methodist church held its March meeting at Mrs. W. D. Butler’s on Lula street with 30 members attending a literary and social program.
An old advertisement promotes Capudine as a quick remedy for headaches in the morning. It urges readers who woke with aches to try the product, available at local drug stores. The ad lists a phone number, 31, and a previous listing 126, under H. F. Keller.
Primary classes of the First Christian Church Sunday School plan an Easter egg hunt on Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. at A. D. Rogers' home at Barnard and Sycamore, while local dealer R R Bates showcases an Overland Model 38 touring car as he becomes its agent.
The Epworth League of the Methodist church meets at 6 30 in the league room with C 1 A students in charge The program includes opening song prayer leader's address and a talk on Christian experience The rest discusses health symptoms and a promotion for Dr King's New Life Pills at 25c from Rates Co.
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