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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
2
Public notice outlines subscription rates for the Record and Chronicle with monthly and yearly mailed delivery. It warns of corrections for erroneous reflections upon firms or individuals and invites calls to publishers to address any such issues.
Gov T M Campbell after vetoing a 50000 appropriation for a new building visits the College of Industrial Arts and admits new understanding of its purpose. He praises manual training for girls in sewing dressmaking millinery and domestic science and notes cost benefits of student-made dresses. He jokes about outcomes if married graduates support households. Col C W Geers ends Pilot Point weekly and seeks General Lang office Commissioner post after 70th birthday.
The Chronicle marks a warm ninety page house warming issue. It is nine years old and described as a lusty youth among Southwest journalism. The tone emphasizes constructive work and usefulness over money making.
A Dallas judge is endorsed by Judge Brooks in the matter involving Judge Poindexter. The text asserts Poindexter is not fat and unable to be accused of any attempt at prettiness.
The Atlanta Constitution argues neither Alabama nor Georgia will see open saloons again. It contends recent Alabama election was not a clear sign of wish for repeal and notes its long opposition to prohibition.
The Daily and Weekly Record announce a new combination rate for classified ads. Advertisers can reach over 8,000 Denton county families at a low cost with 4 cents per word for a week in both papers. Ten words run six times daily and once weekly for 46 cents.
Parties from Slidell report the Gainesville Oklahoma and Western Railway survey corps encamped on Clearcreek beyond Slidell and a preliminary line toward Decatur is in progress. Slidell received a Gainesville offer demanding a $15 000 bonus to enter the town. A large Slidell delegation traveled to Gainesville to meet the promoters.
Ex president Dom Corria Antonio de Sylva and Capitano Salvador de San Benavides reveal a plot to escape a Brazilian exile and a looming ambush as a steamer Andros-y-Mela lies nearby. Captain Coke and survivors of the Andromeda face a dangerous confrontation amid accusations of a mistaken sinking.
A reflective discourse compares two miracles feeding thousands, showing Jesus using divine power for others. It discusses faith as gift and effort, brain structure’s role, and a future where selected believers see truth clearly, with reflections on miracles and creator’s power.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears before A. W. Gleason to pay one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case. The Toledo firm markets Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces, and offers testimonials. Sold by druggists for seven cents, with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Decoration Day will be observed at the local postoffice on Monday. General delivery stamp and registry windows open 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Carriers make one delivery and collection trip in the afternoon. General delivery and carrier windows open 4 to 5 p.m.
For 70 years Perry Davis' Painkiller has driven away pain and helped health as a remedy for sprains burns bruises rheumatism neuralgia. It cures colds cramps bowel complaints. Take promptly. Large bottles 35 cents or larger 50 cents.
The May 29 program for P. E. C. includes Leader Miss Harwell and Miss Powell with a sermon on Ig ours a Christian nation based on Psalm 33 8 22. Prayer hymn is Tis an honor to be a Christian Miss Pitman sings a solo and Miss Parker discusses the most Christian element in the nation Pastor delivers five minutes and the service closes with benediction.
A savage lion fondles a child thrust into its cage in Pittsburg, posing danger to the youngster. The ad promotes Dr Kings New Discovery with a testimonial about curing croup and cold related illnesses in babies, citing Mrs G B Davis of Flat Rock NC. It claims 56 cents or $1 for the medicine and a trial bottle free.
A new shipment of Red Snapper fish has arrived for Smith’s Restaurant. The staff confirmed inventory reception and plan to feature the fish on today’s menu. The phones at the restaurant ring with inquiries about availability and specials.
A Bicycle Store advertises henang chick feed for sale. The listing highlights available feed products and pricing for nearby customers seeking poultry nutrients.
An advert proclaims a combined cereal mix of wheat oats rice and barley as a perfect dietary. It claims to supply brain feeding phosphate equal to no other cereal and to be pure healthy and cheap. Suitable for children and the aged and a substitute for meat. Ask your grocer.
Local businesses announce new offerings with hay corn and cats from Witherspoon and Sons while Smiths Restaurant promotes a fresh morning shipment of red snapper fish for sale.
Mrs. Mekiola Baker of Floral Arkansas says a month ago she was very weak and nervous and could not do housework. After taking Cardui the woman’s tonic as directed she regained health, and she notes thousands of women share similar benefits. The ad touts Cardui as a natural vegetable tonic without glycerin or harsh additives and urges readers to consult their druggist.
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