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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates for one month six months and one year delivered by mail in advance. A public notice states that any erroneous reflection about a firm individual or corporation in the columns will be corrected upon notification to the publishers.
Advertising pitch offers to take over all ad time for regular advertisers in this paper. Invites readers to call for a talk on the proposition and benefits of advertising with the publication. Includes no dates or names.
Denton faces a push to finance a Denton Slidell railroad to gain trade territory and a Santa Fe lease. Citizens urge business leaders to raise 50 000 in stock to preempt Slidell, with Krum and Sanger seen as affected. The piece ends by contrasting this civic debate with an October McClure's anecdote where Dr Sara Newcomb Garrick narrates her father selecting a wife on a scientific basis, detailing a prospective wife’s physical and mental traits.
The chairman estimates the prohibition question will gain support in North Texas and says he does not expect a vote as large as Col. Simpson’s, who ran in a presidential campaign. Mr. Terrell declines to estimate the total gubernatorial vote.
Dallas reports that Senator Culberson did not vote in the exit election. He was expected in the city but did not arrive by 2:22 PM and all trains were in. No Dallas friends heard from him. latest advices say he was busy in Washington.
Gainesville report says Senator Bailey cast the first vote in the first ward then left for Paris to visit ill Sheb Williams, state Democratic executive committee chair. He will then proceed to Washington and New York.
Terrell November 8. O B Colquitt democratic gubernatorial candidate casts ballot 47 in Ward 3 this morning and says his majority will be at least 150000, depending on total vote.
Fort Worth dispatches say weather is clear for election and turnout is light across Texas. Waco reports the lightest vote in years due to Waco day at the cotton place, likely reducing Colquitt's majority. In Bexar county about 3000 of 5000 votes cast. Houston Dallas El Paso and others report very light voting by noon.
Denton voters faced a subdued election day with banks and post office closed. By 11 oclock fewer than 200 votes were cast across four city boxes, while Democrats urged a write in for W H Pierce against Republican L W Johnson for surveyor. The Record and Chronicle will provide evening results from other states beginning around 7 PM.
Advert says Diapepsin cures indigestion within five minutes after taking a small dose. Emphasizes unsour stomachs and heartburn, notes 50 cent price, harmless candy-like taste, and claims digestion aids blood synthesis while improving appetite. Warns of future stomach trouble relief for the family.
Guthrie Ok Nov 8 A Wilson of Kingfisher an engineer was instantly killed and thirteen passengers and train crew injured in a collision between a Rock Island and a Santa Fe work train leaving Guthrie local details indicate a fatal and multiple injury incident involving railroad workers and trains.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a fast cure for colds and catarrh, claiming two minutes to clear the head and one day to cure a cold. It promotes the eucalyptus based solution sold by O. M. Curtig and notes extra bottles for 50 cents. The page also reports high school notes, sports results, upcoming games, and a local hat trimming service.
A brief catalog entry notes the book Lord Loveland Discovers America with copyright details for 1910 by Doubleday Page Company and 1908 by the McClure Company.
Loveland contemplates returning home as scandal surrounding his relationship with Lesley Dearmer and Milton unfolds. He learns the Waldorf-Astoria staff ignore the former English claimant and suspects Cadwallader Hunter’s journalist friend ignited the feud. Isidora provides aid and purchases clothing, while Loveland prepares to cable his mother with a modest remaining sum.
The narrative follows Loveland who clings to a right to the Loveland name and expects a remittance from a relative abroad. He writes a long cable message urging not to trust newspaper canards while fearing costs and the need to send funds. He returns to the Bowery Bat hotel with his evening clothes, rejoining Bill in the reading room as the name P Gordon reappears among the lodgers.
Loveland, penniless after a failed appeal for funds, contemplates work or theft as he endures days of hunger in New York. He borrows from Bill Willing, endures the sympathetic but strained hospitality of Alexander’s, and clings to a dream of Isidora and a future fortune to secure her marriage. The ruined plan and moral strain deepen as a toehold on hope remains elusive.
Old phone 309. Wm. W. Wright advertises hog breeding and pork for sale both registered and unregistered plus farms, residence lots, and hay. Properties near Denton Texas with easy terms, trade accepted. Write or phone for details.
A poor boy Jack learns to carry objects properly after his mother’s advice. He bungles a penny, milk, cheese, a cat, and a shoulder of mutton before finally bearing a donkey on his shoulder. A rich man’s daughter, said to die without laughter, laughs at Jack and the man rewards him with marriage.
Loveland seeks a letter of credit from Alexander the Great to return to England but is snubbed by Isidora’s father. The trio discusses risky options while Isidora proposes Loveland work for Dutchy, aiming to secure money without betraying his dignity. The scene ends with Loveland awaiting a verdict and contemplating grim options.
A distinguished panel of chemists has found Coca Cola harmless and superior to tea and coffee. The unanimous verdict in Knocker et al versus Coca Cola dismisses rumors of harmful ingredients. The jurors include state chemists from Georgia Alabama Virginia and other experts.
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