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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
4
An advertising brief promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for women, claiming they banish dull feelings and fatigue, relieve backache and headache, cure constipation, dispel colds, awaken appetite, and tone the system. It notes the pills cost 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Local blurb urges patrons to try Smith's Restaurant bread on the west side. It promises satisfaction and invites customers to place the next order, emphasizing the bread's appeal.
AT Minnis Drug Store highlights their prescription department while offering a full range of drug store goods. They emphasize box papers tablets envelopes toilet articles and manicure items and offer free pickup and return of prescriptions or family recipes by telephone.
C H Smoot contracts J M Gurley to lay concrete walks and curb along West Oak Drive with hundreds of feet to be installed. Gurley recently completed a large curb gutter and ornamental work for A E Graham. Streetcar workers report riders clinging to back ends and beating their way, prompting officers to monitor the issue as riding streetcars is treated like riding trains under state law.
A simple home trial treatment initiative by Frontier Asthma offers free information and guidance without charge. The program lists its office at Room 702 in Buffalo New York for interested individuals seeking asthma care details.
Annie Pierce of Pilot Point Texas asks Denton readers in the Fort Worth Record contest to cut coupons from the Fort Worth Record and save them for carrier pickup or drop them at Garrison's drug store.
Phone 25, Gibson & May Groceries advertise Bucklens Amnica Salve claiming it removes pimples skin eruptions sores boils and heals burns cuts and cracks. The ad touts facial softening and soothing effects and lists J F Taley & Co as the seller for 25 cents.
An advance notice touts B C Waitneys Isle of Spice at Wrights Opera House Monday night November 14. The musical comedy is praised for catchy songs lavish production and scenic achievement rarely equaled on the American stage.
The weather forecast warns of a cold wave. Ba urged to prepare by ordering firewood from G. W. Elbert to ensure heat readiness and supply during the chill.
Large flock of white Orpington cockerels available for selection. Willing to spare a few trips. Also eggs and baby chicks. Mrs. W. A. Richards, Denton, with D. 762.
A large Brown family reunion prompts a conspicuous travel request to Denton. The message specifies two special cars are needed and directs inquiries to Bob Lester for details.
Local offer for stove wood and fire place fuel describes quality timber that keeps the cook in good humor. Seller: G W Elbert. Contact details not provided.
A brief item notes a sale of choice hay available at six cents per ton in a local market. Included are limited details about quantity and location, with no further context on seller or dates.
Soth Phones. Works. Soth Phones. Seneca Stock and Poultry Food 50 cent buggy whip with each 76c package of stock food. None better, few equals. W. A. TALIAFERRO, 3icyele Shop, Norty Side Sp. 3rditw.
Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa survived seven weeks in hospital as four doctors gave up. After eight months of severe liver trouble and jaundice he used Electric Ritters, taking five bottles to fully recover. The remedy claims universal guarantee for stomach liver or kidney issues and is sold by J F Raley & Co for 50 cents.
A string of residents from Argyle Justin Lewisville Denton Decatur and nearby towns are listed visiting relatives and attending business in Fort Worth Dallas Waco and San Antonio. Notables include Miss Wood Miss Maxwell Mrs. Thornton Mr. Claiborne Mrs. Bell and Vera Bell Mr. Durbin and family Mrs. Wall and Mrs. Beckhams circle.
Waketon recorded twenty eight votes at an expense of eighteen dollars. Mr. Creloss described the cost as just under one dollar per vote. Rev Whiteside of the Methodist church returned from Ardmore after attending a conference there. He was hosted by J M Hoard, formerly of Denton, who spoke warmly of Waketon and its old home.
An old advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to work by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. It lists F J Cheney Co Toledo as maker and Waldins Kinnan Marvin as endorsing wholesalers. Testimonials and price per bottle are mentioned. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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