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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
4
The ad stresses that drugs must be pure and fresh for effective treatment. It highlights accurate filling, a select stock, and the pharmacy’s commitment to quality in the prescription department seeking continued prescription work.
The text suggests pictures reveal taste and progress and offers help in selecting images for spring updates. It notes that quality signals intellect and asks about changes in spring pictures. It emphasizes guidance in choosing appropriate visuals.
A historical notice lists Denton Transfer Company and W. H. Land serving as business manager in a formal organizational update. The fragment identifies leadership roles and the firm involved in transport services.
Plans for enlarging the First Baptist church to handle rising membership and Sunday School attendance have not arrived. Architect J E Flanders of Dallas, entrusted with the work, has been ill, delaying finalization without compromising the building’s architectural integrity.
The Woman's Shakespeare Club met with Miss Paschall on Thursday afternoon. Members answered roll with The Ills of Dismembered Italy. Miss Hardy spoke on Love of Nature as an element in the Play while Mrs. Haustein discussed Unconscious Influence in the play. The lesson covered Epilogue and notes on Pippa Passes. Delicious cream and cake were served in club colors. The annual business meeting will be with Mrs Swenson next Thursday afternoon.
Churches of the city unite for a single Easter sunrise service at 7 o clock Sunday morning at the Central Presbyterian Church. The program features representatives from different churches and promises an interesting program.
H F Keller advertises cotton seed meat and grocery items with two phone numbers, plus a subscription deal for a 10 day Chaunteau season ticket at two dollars and fifty cents.
A small ad invites customers to call for a hose and promises good quality at ten cents upward price. The offer emphasizes easy lawn and garden care and a contact option by phone.
A local note hints at envy stirred by actions at Evers Hardware where neighbors perceive provocation as a trigger. The item reads like a cautionary social cue from a community page.
Local shop advertises white ware and tableware deals in the show window. Items include white bowls and pitchers at 1.25 dollars, set china at 1.25, oat meals at 0.99, cups saucers and plates at 0.90, and a large vase at 0.99.
Darnall, director of the prospecting company, reports strong oil indicators east of Aubrey on Coffey farm. The first well reached 1 600 feet then was abandoned due to obstacles, gas was strong, oil present but not in paying quantities. A new well is at 609 feet with promising indications, Arrington of a major Oklahoma field manages the rig and backs the venture with investment.
An old pharmacopoeia style ad touts Capudine as a liquid remedy. It claims quick relief for headaches nervous tension stomach trouble and female troubles with a note of sale by Aruge sts.
Rev Willse y will preach at First Christian Church on Oak Street tonight. Prof L A Wilsey and Rev A D Rogers are scheduled to speak as well. McFadden spoke last night emphasizing readiness to follow Jesus. Willsey limited to Saturday evening attendance.
The Dallas fair association will award prizes totaling 1160 for the corn show at the 1919 meeting by the Boys Corn Growers clubs of the state. The association will also provide buttons for club members statewide. The letter was received at a meeting held by the boys in Dallas County.
Denton High’s Clark Brown and Tom Rector appear bound for the Texas Varsity as the Texan notes either Brown or Jones will win the regular catcher spot. Rector Taylor and Ryan likely start in the outer positions while Luther S. Hoffman leads the Denton association presidential race over Aaron W. Pleasant. Capudine relief claims are mentioned alongside Folger’s goods and Denton ads.
An old ad copy touts Dr King’s New Life Mills as a solution for stomach and liver issues. It claims quick relief from loss of appetite indigestion and nervous unrest with a 25 cent price at J F Raley Co.
At a March 25 meeting the local board of North Texas State Normal College resolved that people going on campus at night without permission are trespassers. The president is instructed to prevent further nighttime trespassing on campus grounds.
A contract was signed today for a two story eight room public school building in Krum costing $9200. Work starts April 16 with completion by August 15. Contractors are Geo. Mc Cormick and Clyde Goodwin. Also noting availability of vegetables and fruit with two phone lines.
Listen to our trusted pharmacist. Ten thousand prescriptions filled last year prove reliability. You get prompt service and delivery at this location. Phone 188.
K Alred from Argyle, BH Deavenport to Quanah on business, Mrs O B Colquitt visiting Fry street, Mr and Mrs R F Duggan with Stamford kin, Mis Eula Piner from Dallag visiting her mother on West Hickory, J J McLachlan of Denton Steam Laundry in Corghcanna on business, Miss Mary Colquitt visiting Miss Opal Aldrege, A L Scott from Aubrey named census enumerator, L D Leatherberry of Houston with Planters' Compress about gun plant sale idle years.
Frontier Asthma Company offers a free trial treatment and full information at no charge. Readers are invited to contact Room 702 in Buffalo New York for details on curing asthma at home.
Word from Abilene on Saturday says Mrs. Arnold gave birth to a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Arnold, former well known residents of the city.
A Notre Dame, Indiana, woman named Mrs. M Summers promotes a free home remedy for rheumatism including muscular and joint pain along with backache and neuralgia. She claims the cure removes uric acid from blood, loosens joints, purifies the blood, and restores elasticity, inviting readers to write for proof and address a box number.
The tailor cleans preses and alters men's clothes and also cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40 No 6 West Side square.
Commissioner St. Clair of Wise county's northwest precinct is extending twelve to fifteen miles of first class road from Decatur toward Slidell and Greenwood. The Gainesville and Decatur road is being improved with clay and gravel to endure wet weather. The project aims to connect Decatur with Slidell and Greenwood, boosting regional trade.
Sewing machine repair offered by W. A. Taliaferro at the bicycle shop. Strickland and Pinckley advertise cane and millet seed for sale as a local market option.
A Carrsville Kentucky reader shares a long testimonial praising Cardui as a cure for years of female troubles. She credits Cardui with ending crippling cramps convulsions and pain and says she can work walk and go anywhere without suffering. The letter declares Cardui has helped many women for over 50 years.
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