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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1910
Page
2
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In Wenton Texas on May 2 1910 remarks lampoon campaign excesses and expense claims linked to Denton county rivals. J H Webster Dallas opponent O B Colquitt and Cangus are noted figures with playful quips from Houston Post and Record and Chronicle pieces.
The Upshur County Echo denounces Colquitt for governor highlighting three main critiques. It opposes statewide prohibition reversal, criticizes his stance on teachers, and rejects his claim that leaders should ignore party platforms in favor of personal conscience.
In his opening address at Waco General D emphatically argues ridicule will not divert Texans from the dive and issues discussed, urging serious focus on governance and reform.
A fragmentary report notes Oscar Budweiser Colquitt criticizing a pro station stance in a campaign speech. The text questions the issue's impact on Colquitt's candidacy and references prohibition as a topic in the dialogue.
Tyler Post argues Poindexter flip flopped on endorsements for Cone Johnson and Johnson again, labeling him untrustworthy. The piece warns the voter to distrust a candidate who changes advice quickly, noting Johnson remains the only other prohibition candidate.
The Galveston labor convention drew a large crowd with Governor Campbell in attendance. The crowd showed strong support, and the piece notes that if “Little Tommie” seeks Texas office again he could rally a sizable following, portraying Camp as popular with plain people.
Sul Ross Camp No. 129 V U C V met in regular session on the first Sunday in May with Commander R. H. Hopkins presiding. Members discussed decorating Confederate graves, aiding a destitute nonmember, and protests against Dr. Wm Leer’s conviction, with committee named for grave decorations and notes on Mobile hosting of veterans. The next meeting is on the third Sunday in May at 3 PM.
An old ad promotes Hick's Capuline as a remedy for fever and aches from malaria colds or heat. It claims to reduce fever and relieve pain and is sold in liquid forms priced 10c 25c and 50c at drug stores.
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas state chemist G. S. Fraps issues a bulletin listing three liquid fly poisons. Infusion of Quassia with brown sugar and ground pepper. Black pepper with brown sugar and milk or cream. Sugar with formalin and water. Each mixture is to be placed in shallow dishes where flies gather.
A lively girl climbs trees fences and ditches and often gets cuts burns and bruises. Her mother applies Bucklen's Arnica salve and she recovers quickly. The ad promises healing for boils ulcers eczema old sores and piles and invites readers to try the product at 25 cents from J. F. Raley & Co.
An old advertising note offers 16 bars of laundry soap for 25 cents at Dan R Turner’s. The text also lists two phone numbers as contact points.
In a garden encounter, Mr. Devine is pressed by Countess Vecchi to reform his wild lifestyle and mingle with high society. A stern father interrupts as Adele defends Devine explaining his social path and the couple faces questions of character and propriety.
A critique on career choice for youth noting many fields from medicine to journalism. Emphasizes early planning, persistent study, and biographies of Denton professionals as motivation. Recommends books and library resources to aid high schoolers in selecting a suitable vocation.
Savage lion fondled the hand of a child thrust into its cage in Pittsburg. Danger to children is great when least expected as colds croup and whooping cough persist. Dr Kings New Discovery could have saved thousands. Mrs Ger B Davis of Flat Rock NC praises it for babies with croup and cold. 50c and 1 trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J F Raley Co.
Mr Gilbert notes rising costs in Mouna City while addressing a council session. He outlines impacts on projects and residents amid ongoing budget pressures.
H. F. Keller advertises cheap groceries with two contact numbers, 212 new and 126 old, inviting customers to call for low prices and deals.
An old newspaper ad offers La France women’s shoes including pumps with straps and metallic finishes, priced 3.00 to 5.00, from Jno. A. Hann & Co. It also promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets with a money back style guarantee and free trial claim, urging indigestion sufferers to visit the store for relief and notes three tablet sizes at 25c and 50c.
An old advertisement claims the pills expel poisons from the system and restore health by curing liver stomach and kidney troubles. It promises vigor to the weak and nervous. Available for 265¢ at J F Raley & Co.
A promotional line suggests trying a can of Chase & Sanborn coffee with the next order. The text also includes an unclear string Chanae No 7 Peeve 27 OFT DAN R. TURNER.
A terse ad style line promoting lawn swags from MAGILL and SHEBARD. The brief offers no dates or locations, presenting two names as the source. The readable text emphasizes products and brand presentation rather than context.
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