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Advertising Hollering and the Whispering Seller
A compact moral contrasts the whispering man who sells goods by quiet talk with the climber who hollers from the trees. It asserts advertising as the most satisfactory method to reach customers and reap rewards.
New Aubrey Herald Debuts Under McCage Leadership
The first issue of the Aubrey Herald, edited by BE D McCage, is issued this week under new management. The paper states there is no deterioration from the standard set by former editor Spencer and notes the fraternity in Denton county will miss him while welcoming McCage.
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Aubrey Herald
BE. D. McCage
Herald
Spencer
Denton County
Brother McCage
Old Democracy Ideals Highlighted After Landslide
The Houston Post editorial argues the Democratic victory reflected a return to honest administration, frugality, fair taxation, states’ rights, personal freedoms, and anti-trust restraint. It notes GOP failures where insurgent ideas were embraced and suggests tariff reform was a key defeat factor for Republicans.
English justice vs American homicide fate in Crippen case
The Houston Post contrasts Crippen's execution with English procedure, arguing Americans must accept harsher, simpler rules to deter murder. It asserts English juries reject self defense as a reliable defense and claims American homicide would drop only when trials strip technicalities and permit decisive convictions.
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Texa
Ass Penelis
Ippen
England
Peorf
America
Reflections on Brutality in English Court Procedure
A fragment cites contrasting views on legal brutality, noting English practice targets the dead as harmless and implies a reversed focus, highlighting persistent concerns about fairness in law. The excerpt suggests a critique of procedural violence and its moral implications within justice systems.
Brownwood Welcomes Pilot Point Undertaker to Open in Camp
A. J. Harrison of Pilot Point, in Brownwood yesterday with J. R. Guthrie to locate, leased the Camp building on Center avenue and will open a full stock of undertaker goods within three weeks. He is an experienced embalmer and funeral director, moving to Brownwood as a citizen and business man.
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Brownwood Bulletin
A. J. Harrison
Pilot Point
Guthrie
Bulletin
Center Avenue
Denton Home Seekers Fuel Texas Real Estate Boom
Brownwood Bulletin notes a Denton firm reporting $200,000 in real estate sales in the last month as statewide home seekers pour into Texas and settle across counties. The trend highlights growing demand for property in communities like Denton.
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Denton
Texas
Brownwood Bulletin
Delinquent City Taxes Near Two-Thirds Collected
About $2,009 in delinquent taxes have been collected since the effort began a number of weeks ago, from an original total of about $3,000. Special Deputy Delinquent Tax Collector L. L. Roark says if collections continue until year end, practically the entire $3,000 will be in the city treasury.
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L. L. Roark
Not Sorry for Blunder
D T Sanders of Harrodsburg KY says friends misjudged him as a doomed consumptive but years of coughing persisted until he used Dr King s New Discovery The remedy stopped the cough and improved his health He calls it a wonderful life saver for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup hemorrhages whooping cough or weak lungs Trial bottle free from J F Raley Co and others 50c 1 He.
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D. T. Sanders
Harrodsburg
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Amusing interruption at institute meeting shocks audience
During a calm institute gathering, Miry Minnie May Withers performed a sobbing reading of a boy’s troubles list and received hearty encores. The door opened at a tense moment as the sheriff arrived, triggering long, loud laughter and light relief.
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Institute
Minnie May Withers
Copeland Case Sees Possible Mistrial In Fort Worth
Fort Worth reports the Copeland case, a murder trial of former policeman Will Copeland, hung at 1 pm after 48 hours of deliberation. The jury, still divided, asked to be discharged but was sent back by Judge Swayne, leaving the panel hopelessly split on Roy Aden’s killing.
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Fort Worth
Will Copelnd
Copeland
Roy Aden
Scott's Steam Dye Works Classified Ad
Fresh milk home delivery and phone service offered by Scott's Steam Dye Works. P. T. Taylor advertises a combined rate of 4 cents per word for both daily and weekly classifieds, claiming reach to 3,000 families and 16,000 people at low cost.
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Vou
P. T. Taylor
Palmer Sells Telegraphic Brevities in Tyler
George Gardner, 31, ended his life at his Tyler area home by drinking carbolic acid. He was married, recently returned from New Orleans, and no motive is known for the act. In Laredo, Juan Martinez was arrested after attempting to stir unrest among Mexicans following Mexico City riots. Authorities report a large cross-border movement afterward. In Waco, H. Clay Pierce of St. Louis and associates with Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Burrows are visiting, plan to depart for Dallas tonight.
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Tyler
George Gardner
New Orleans
Laredo
Juan Martinez
Mexico City
New Laredo
Waco
H. Clay Pierce
St. Louis
Fordyce
C. W. Cahoon
Pierce
Fordyce Oil Association
Perry Davis Painkiller Ad Promotes Quick Recovery
If you have a sudden chill or suffer colic cramps or diarrhoea do not wait. Take a teaspoonful of Perry Davis Painkiller in half a glass of hot water or milk for fast relief. Be prepared with the remedy on hand for immediate use. New bottle sizes 35c and 50c. Also notes concrete and brick work by S. A. Bushey reaching new phone 62tfe.
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Perry Davis
Rome
Weil Brdder
M. Summers
Motre Dame
Ind
Notice of Sheriff Sale Denton County Texas 1910
In Denton County Texas on the order of sale issued by Childress County District Court in case W P Carey et al vs J R Speelman et al No 562 the sheriff will sell at public auction for cash on the first Tuesday in December 1910 at the courthouse door in Denton the following properties on Clear Creek seven miles north of Denton comprising two tracts totaling about 140 acres including described Clark and Langston surveys with detailed boundaries and mineral rights as foreclosed in the court decree.
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State OF
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Denton
District Court
Childress County
W P. Carey
J. R. Speel
Court House
Clear Creek
W. T. Johnson
N. W
S. W
J. A. Young
W. Pf. Johnson
Varas
S. FE
S. B
J. B. Clark
Clark
M. Langston
Josiah Young
Langetmn
Goddard’ Survey
Clair Creek
Ing
Said Creek
N. B
F. P. Young
Ciaras
8. E
Langston Survey
N. E
N. FE
Bois Dare
R. Haughbauga
Langston Gurvey
Joe Young
J. Youne
S. BE
Tag Langeton
Ehig
Lord Loveland Discovers America discovery tale ends on page
A brief note lists the work Lord Loveland Discovers America with copyright attributions to Doubleday Page Company 1910 and McClure Company 1908. The item records publication rights for the serialized or collected story.
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Page @ Company
The
McClure Company
Night of Fire and Courage at Alexander's
Loveland and Tony Kidd rescue the ladies from a deadly blaze. Tony praises Loveland as a true man while Loveland contemplates a public appeal to shift opinion. Alexander the Great demands Loveland’s continued service, threatening consequences if Gordon leaves and hinting at broader tensions.
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Tony Kidd
Tony
Loveland
Milton
Val
Dishman
Lovelanded
Alexander
Mr. Kidd
Alexander the Great
Gordon
Restaurant Fallout Shapes a Tangled Aftermath
Alexander frets over money and loyal workers as Tony Kidd and Lovelind clash while Isidora flirts with Gordon in the tense aftermath of the fire and restaurant cleanup. Cohen weighs a possible stake in Alexander’s future business and marriage plans amid mounting strain.
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Gene Alexander
Leo Cohen
Sam Ty
Cohen
Alexander
Isidora
Vinol Tonic Promoted For Fatigue Recovery In Denton Texas
A Denton Texas advertiser touts Vinol a cod liver oil and tonic iron based remedy for overworked nervous people, claiming it restores health with a safe diet and rest. The promote notes a professor endorsing Vinol and offers money back if unsatisfied, asserting high cure rates.
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Vinci
Vino
M. Curtis
Denton
Texas
They Say Stories and a Coca Cola Truth Book
A short essay warns against believing they say gossip and urges investigation to verify facts. It discusses The Truth about Coca Cola, a Coca Cola Company publication from Atlanta that refutes rumors with chemist and scientist supported analyses and invites readers to request a free copy.
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Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Coca—Cola
America
Mos
One Man at Little Elm Votes Ticket of His Own
A Denton county voter at Little Elm rejected all three county nominee tickets and cast a solo ticket. After crossing off independent, he marked single votes for each listed county official: J. N. Rayzor, I. D. Ferguson, R. H. Hopkins, M. P. Kelly, Walter Orr, Bud Taylor, P. C. Withers, Sam McKelvy, George Wells, McGinnis, S. Reynolds, Sam Higgins, and Bill Hubble.
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Denton County
Little Elm
J. N. Rayzor
I. D. Ferguson
R. H. Hopkins
M. P. Kelly
Walter Orr
Bud Taylor
P. C. Withers
Sam McKelvy
George Wells
McGinnis
8. S. Reynolds
Sam Higgins
Bill Hubble
Church services draw growing interest in Lewisville
In Lewisville the Church of Christ sees rising attendance as Elder Starnes, a young yet intelligent and eloquent speaker, leads gatherings. Funeral services were held Sunday for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Dick Newton, buried at Smith cemetery with Rev J J Moore presiding. Cleora Buster began vision sight training at the Denton County Teachers Institute.
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Lewisville
Church of Christ
Starnes
Dick Newton
Smith Cemetery
J. J. Moore
Little Cleora Buster
Denton County Teachers’ Institute
Brown Family Reunion Needs Two Special Cars to Denton
A large Brown family reunion calls for two special cars to bring the clan to Denton. Contact Bob Les Ter for details. The Dally offers a bargain at 40 cents per month.
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Denton
Bob Lester
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