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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1910
Page
2
An erroneous reflection upon character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation appearing in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. Denton Texas November 14 1910.
The county canvassed official returns show Democrats winning most offices with Colquitt leading the governor race but lagging his slate. Total county vote was 1848. Local results list Democrats winning all precincts and judgeships, with Republicans and Socialists winning scattered minor offices.
The article argues that advertising should convey personality and clear ideas. It cites Teddy Roosevelt as an example, noting that success rests on the message, not printer tricks. Honest dealers express straightforward, concise claims to build trust and business.
The article recounts Tennessee politics amid a Republican governor’s election viewed as a fusion candidacy, touching Carmack’s shooting, Governor Patterson’s influence, and Bob Taylor’s contested role. It also notes a Cleburne dry goods firm’s advertising drive beginning January 1, 1916, and its gradual sales rise, highlighting persistence in marketing.
The text argues that persistent daily advertising builds customer recognition and increases sales, citing a Cleburne example. It emphasizes that long term advertisers see the biggest returns, while sporadic ads yield less impact. It frames advertising as a powerful modern merchandising force.
Denton County land recently sold for 77.50 an acre up from 62.50, with experts arguing for higher prices despite sellers pushing back. The piece credits the Chamber of Commerce and local real estate agents for drawing attention statewide, urging farmers to boost production to match rising values.
Dallas News notes Denton businessman A. B. Gwilam, owner of sixteen to seventeen dry goods stores in Texas and Oklahoma, visiting Dallas on business and praising Denton's financial health. Alvin C. Owsley from Denton arrives in Wichita Falls to probe Ed Hardwick’s death case, aiding in prosecution at the request of Hardwick’s father. Pecos First Baptist Church short farewell as Rev. Cole attends Baptist General Convention in Houston and extends his pastorate for a fourth year despite calls from other fields.
Advertisement claims if women voted they would gain benefits from Dr Kings New Life Pills. It touts the pills as a remedy for dullness, backache, headache, constipation, colds, appetite, and energy. Sold by J F Raley & Co. at 25 cents.
A brief ad fragment promotes concrete and brick work by S. A. Bushey with a new contact number. The message hints at a desirable price and urges readers to look up the offer. The clipped text emphasizes an implied sale of services.
D T Sanders of Ha rodsburg Ky laments a doomed cough misread by friends and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with ending years of failed cures. The remedy touted as a life saver for coughs and lung ailments, priced 50 cents to 1 dollar with a trial bottle offered by J F Raley & Co.
In a tense scene Loveland wooed by Isidora faces disapproval from her father Alexander as a plan to marry sparks amid moral friction. Loveland then departs with Isidora’s plea and later contemplates a career boost with Bill in a possible stage role linked to Lillie de Lisle.
In an English town a mischievous elf harms residents. Daft Tom, paid ten gold pieces, traps the elf by luring it with a candle and a corked bottle. The elf boasts entry through the keyhole but is sealed in the bottle when Tom corks it and casts the bottle into the river.
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic offers a cure claim for baldness and dandruff with a 100 percent guarantee. It asserts a 93 percent success rate in growing hair when used as directed, pledging refund if not fully satisfactory. Sold at the Rexall Store, O. M. Curtis, in two sizes 50 cents and one dollar.
Fresh milk service announced by P. T. Taylor at Ideal Restaurant. Orders requested for home delivery and pricing listed as 80p.
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