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Advertising as shield against competition in trade
Advertising acts as the merchant's insurance against rivals entering his field. It builds customer habits that harden loyalty to the store and expands business so a new competitor cannot reclaim long-time patrons.
Fading Hopes for Postmaster Picks in Democratic Ranks
The text suggests the era of appointing self-serving postmasters is over with many potential candidates scattered through Democratic ranks. It notes Democrats distant from power since long ago and comments on widespread excitement about favorable results from the East on election night.
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Woodrow Wilson Seen as Democratic Presidential Hopeful
The text portrays Woodrow Wilson as governor of New Jersey and a potential 1912 presidential candidate. It notes his Democratic loyalty, Southern birth, and broad appeal as a man first and a Democrat second, with a recent sweeping victory enhancing his national prospects.
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Insurgent Nominees Win and Endorsement of Tariff Bill
A fractured insurgent movement faced defeat as moderate contenders secured nominations and endorsements for the Ne Aldrich tariff bill. Observers debate the impact of insurgent life in the West on landslide outcomes, noting Democratic strength in the forthcoming two year horizon.
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Prohibition Debate: Local Voters and State Rules Clash
Editorial critiques arguments urging home rule over Prohibition. It notes shifts from liberty objections to county focus, arguing for local retail limits while opposing wholesale Texaswide bans. The piece questions why residents should help vote Denton under broader state rules.
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Local option praised as law in Brownwood and Denton
In response to Governor Stubbs harsh stance on liquor in Kansas, Brownwood editors argue local option is effectively enforced in their area. They contend officers and citizens can close illegal liquor joints quickly, noting similar success in Denton and other towns.
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Electric Bitters Cures Iowa Man After Doctors Gave Up
West Burlington resident Robert Madsen endured seven weeks in hospital with liver trouble and yellow jaundice. After eight months of suffering and failing remedies, five bottles of Electric Bitters restored his health. The medicine is guaranteed to aid stomach liver or kidney troubles, and costs 50 cents at J F Raley & Co.
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Oglesby Man Killed Under Cotton Belt Train
Waco reports W Wallace a 50 year old Oglesby resident died after falling beneath a Cotton Belt train while returning home from the Cotton Palace. He was injured yesterday and died three hours later leaving a family.
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Not Sorry for Blunder Brings D Kings Discovery Claim
D T Sanders of Harrodsburg Kentucky credits Dr Kings New Discovery with ending a long coughing illness and restoring health. He says friends once blamed consumptive doom but the remedy cured the cough and improved his lungs. The ad offers a dollar price and a trial bottle free through J F Raley & Co.
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Daughter of real estate man dies after shock of death
Waco Texas November 10 Miss Mattie Woodward eighteen, daughter of a prominent real estate dealer, died this morning after a year of suffering from the shock of witnessing her mother killed in a Turaway accident.
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Bucklens Arnica Salve Promises Beauty Aid
Will promote beauty says Bucklens Arnica Salve helps clear pimples eruptions sores and boils. It softens skin and improves complexion while treating sore eyes cold sores cracked lips chapped hands burns scalds fever sores cuts bruises and piles. 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
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Texarkana Man Ends Life Near Town Limits
Henry Brown, 40, killed himself three miles west of Texarkana this morning by slitting his throat with a pocket knife. He had recently suffered financial reverses and leaves a family.
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Shall Women Vote If They Did Dr Kine remedy ad
An advertisement from J. F. Raley & Co. touts Dr Kine as a true remedy for women, claiming it banishes dullness and backache, relieves headaches and constipation, dispels colds, improves appetite, and tones the system, all for 25 cents. It urges women voters to consider the product and promises easy, safe, and sure benefits.
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Pan ama trip begins as Taf visits abroad
President Taf opens a Pan American tour while a Washington suffrage amendment passes. Los Angeles reports a population of 319 198, up 216 719 in ten years. In Mexico City an anti American demonstration insults the flag and assaults citizens, prompting a U.S. protest. The riots spread after the Mexican Herald attacks and the windows of American stores are smashed. A mob tears down an American flag as police stand by. The outbreak is linked to the Rock Springs Texas lynching of a white woman.
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Texas Baptist General Convention Opens in Houston
The Texas Baptist general convention opened in Houston with 3 609 delegates in the new city auditorium. Welcome addresses were delivered by Rev. J. L. Cragg and Mayor Rice, and Rev. J. H. Lyon Ennis gave the annual sermon. Rev. H. C. Buckner was elected president for the sixteenth time as six cities compete to host the next convention, with Waco favored to win.
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Fatally Wounded in Oklahoma pistol Duel
Muskogee Ok Nov 10 Vity Marshal Forbes of Westville Ok was shot twice and perhaps fatally wounded today by P B Alberthy in a pistol duel that followed the arrest of Albert a son of P B Alberthy Forbes appointed marshal a week ago started to put the lig on Alberthy escaped on horseback He was a candidate for sheriff in the recent primary but defeated.
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All My Pimples Gone Cleansing Wash Promises Cure
Miss Minnie Pickard of Alta mah an North Carolina recounts clearing eczema and pimples after using D D D Prescription. The ad touts D D D as penetrating and effective for skin troubles with wintergreen thymos ingredients, claiming it is harmless and reliable for delicate skin. J F Raley & Co Denton Texas offers a cent bottle as proof.
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Large Sanitary District Lease Secured by Texas Company
Chicago November 10. J. C. Cullinan of Houston presides over a Texas company that secured a historic sanitary district lease. Thirty six acres on the mainland were leased for twenty years at 3600 dollars annually with renewal option. The firm, a major local distributor, will occupy the new plant on the tract.
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Sanger News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs G W Reed and Miss Winnie left for Fluvana while Miss Lizzie Wade visits in Muskogee. Ruth Coslins visits Gainesville, and Chas White and family from Denton visit Sanger. Public school dismissed for teacher institute as Rev D H Aston held quarterly conference.
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Smith's Restaurant Bread Order Prompt on West Side
A brief reader notice urges residents to place their next bread order with Smith's Restaurant on the west side. The message promises satisfaction and notes accessibility for customers seeking fresh baked bread.
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Classified Column Sells Your Item to Buyers Plan
A classified column offers a direct plan to reach buyers. It outlines presenting key details like item, price, and contact method to maximize interest and prompt responses. Use clear wording, accurate specs, and timely placement to boost selling success.
Loveland's Humiliation at Alexander's Restaurant
Elinor Coolidge schemes a bohemian party at Alexander's drawing eight guests including Comte de Rocheverte and Tony Kidd. Amid gossip and a broken crockery mishap Val Loveland endures public humiliation from a party of socialites, choosing dignity over retreat as he serves the crowd.
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Dinner Interlude in Loveland Looms as Three Speak
In Loveland, De Roche verte restrains amusement while Elinor Coelise urges a plan to mock him for deceitful airs. At Black Dick’s dinner, a door opens and Milton enters with a companion, greeting all civilly as the scene lingers on a fading glance, to be continued.
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Capudine Claims Quick Cure for Aches and Feverishness
Real Remedy Hicks promotes Capudine as fastest remedy for pain feverishness and restoring normal conditions. It claims to relieve headaches of all kinds including sick nervous heat and stomach related headaches. The liquid medicine is easy to take acts immediately and costs 10 cents to 0 cents at drug stores.
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