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Denton Dailies Urge Progress and Safety in 1913
In Denton Texas November 21 1913 the Record and Chronicle urges reliable daily delivery to subscribers and warns against careless gun use after a close call with a wounding in West Denton. It discusses interurban promos Dallas-Denton and Fort Worth-Denton, Mexican policy, and caution about costly military action versus peaceful reform.
Fort Worth-Denton interurban talk links roads to homes and schools
W G Turner argues for good roads at an interurban conference. He says good roads attract people, improve farms, and support schools and public buildings, noting prosperous areas rise where roads are well maintained and vast immigration trends may reverse.
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W. G. Turner
Fort Worth
Lessai
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promises Quick Child Relief
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for stomach sourness and indigestion in children. It claims a teaspoonful cleanses sour waste and bowel buildup within hours, praises a harmless fruit laxative, and warns to buy only the genuine 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company with proper directions on the label.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Adv
Denton and Fort Worth Interurban Plan Gains Steam
A Denton Fort Worth joint committee visited Fort Worth and agreed to subscribe 100000 pounds in preferred stock for an interurban line. A public meeting at the Westbrook tonight will read lists and call on subscribers to attend with friends, highlighting local schools and civic unity.
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Ed Vigor
Denton
Fort Worth
Wenton
Westbrook
Denton and
Fort Wort
Texas
College of Industrial Arts
Dr. J. N. McFarlane Returns from Texarkana Visit
Rev. Dr. J. N. McFarlane visited Texarkana after synod in Palestine and returned to Denton. Friends greeted him with drives and dinners, and a large prayer meeting was held at the First Texas Presbyterian Church. He now resides in Denton with his family. daughter Evelyn attends the College of Industrial Arts.
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Four States Press
Texarkana
J. N. McFarlane
Palestine
Tex
Denton
S. A. Collum
McFarlane
First Presbyterian Church
Maple and
Third Streets
Collum
First
Texas) Presbyterian Church
Mineral Wells
Texas
Miss Evelyn
College of Industrial Arts
Electric roof signs show if taxicabs are vacant
England patents electric signs for taxi roofs indicating vacant or occupied status, enabling quick visual cues for potential passengers.
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England
Insurance urged for holiday property protection
The article stresses securing sufficient insurance before Thanksgiving. It warns that unprotected property risks greater loss and notes that insured properties are covered by prompt company payments if a fire occurs.
US Fruit and Nut Imports Reach 90 Million in Fiscal Year
The United States imported fruits and nuts valued at 90 million dollars in the last fiscal year, double the value imported a decade earlier.
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United States
Harvard Beats Princeton and Yale Improves Season Run
Harvard defeats Princeton on Saturday to push its record to eight victories this season. Yale suffers a loss and has a blemished slate with defeats and ties as Cambridge hosts the next matchup.
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Harvard
Princeton
YALE
Harvard and Yale Face Off In 34th Eastern Showdown
Harvard and Yale meet Saturday at Soldiers Field Cambridge in the thirty fourth annual match to close the eastern football season. Yale trails with defeats and ties while Harvard rides an undefeated slate except for Princeton and is favored though wary of Yale’s late surge and past near-misses.
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Harvard
Yale
Soldiers
Cambridge
New England
Princeton
Harmony Hair Beautifier and Shampoo Ad
An advertisement extols Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo from The Rexall Store in Denton Texas. The copy promises shine soothe and pleasant scent with easy application and a money back guarantee. The ad notes the products come in ornate bottles and are sold at the Rexall chain’s Denton outlet.
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Harmony Shampoo
Rexall
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Harmony Laboratories
Boston
O. M. Curtis
Denton
Texas
Long & King Ad Promises Pleasing Denton Housewives
An old Denton advertisement urges readers to call 44 to become a customer of Long & King, claiming strong service. The firm targets local housewives with promises of high customer satisfaction and an invitation to try their offerings.
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Denton
Long & King
Thanksgiving Clean Up Special Wood Tooth Rake
Kanady Seed House advertises a special wood tooth rake for leaf cleanup. Sale price 7 cents. Limited stock and seasonal outdoor tool promotion for fall chores.
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Kanady
Phones 44 spell good things to eat be cause that's the kind we send you.
LONG and KING grocers advertise phones forty four as a playful slogan for quality foods and reliable service inviting readers to try their goods.
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Long & King
Grocers
Chicken Pot Pie by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill
Directions for a chicken pot pie by Janet McKenzie Hill editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine. Step by step flow from boiling the chicken to thickening with flour and water then baking a biscuit like crust to cover the fowl until the dish bakes about thirty five minutes.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Prohibition Democrats Name Texas District Committeemen
Judge A W Walker of Dallas selected a list of district committeemen from Texas Senatorial districts for a Prohibition Democrat movement. He plans a county and precinct chairman network to ensure a strong statewide prohibition voice in the March 1914 primaries and the Dallas mass meeting in April to nominate a Governor candidate.
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Dallas
A. W. Walker
Texas
Oet
A. E. Allday
Atlanta
FE. R. Doak
Clarksville
Will H. Evans
Bonham
Forest Moore
Sherman
Huntsville
Tom CC. Swope
Houston
W. D. Wilson
Bay City
T. C. McCommons
Flatonia
Indee
W. W. Searey
Brenham
R.H Kirby
Austin
Lee Beaty
Caldwell
W W. Caves
Oakville
W. S. Blackshear
Brownsville
W. A. Silvers
San Antonio
Fred W. Freeman
el Paso
L. B. Russell
Comanche
Granville Simms
Temple
J. D. Sandifer
Abilene
R. B. Humphrey
Throckmorton
R. M. Ellerd
Plainview
Henry Bishop
Amarillo
J. T. Pemberton
Fort Worth
Lee Zumwalt
Denton
Walker
Vincl health tonic touted as blood builder relief
An advertisement extols Vindl a tonic combining cod liver oil elements and iron to strengthen digestion, purify blood, and boost vigor. Endorsed by Mrs Helen Wingate of St Louis and guaranteed with a money back promise from O M Curtis, druggist.
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Helen Wingate
St. Louis
Vinci
O. M. Curtis
Protos Photo Sale Slashes Prices in Swartz Offer
John Swartz offers sharp cuts on photo prints after the Post Office area. Seventeen items include 15 sepia 8x10 photos for ten pounds, eight by ten family groups for eight pounds, six sepia photos for three and three quarters, and cabinet photos per dozen at two pounds. All work guaranteed.
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Protos
John Swartz
Postoffice
Ariel Club Art Dept Meeting Set For Saturday
The Ariel Art Dept meets Saturday afternoon with Mrs. W. B. Bizzell. In local accident news Clarence Barnhill suffers two broken ribs from a horse kick near Krum on Monday. Heavy rain fell Friday morning totaling about a half inch.
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Ariel Art Dept
Ariel Club
W. B. Bizzell
Clarence Barnhill
Krum
Shakespeare Club Plans November Meeting
The Woman's Shakespeare Club will hold its November business meeting on Monday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, chaired by Mrs. F. E. Piner.
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Woman's Shakespeare Club
F. E. Piner
Dinner at Stoddard Hall Guests Denton Pioneer
Mrs. N. E. Kowsky, among Denton’s oldest residents, and Miss Anna Crow will be guests of honor at a Stoddard Hall dinner Friday evening.
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Stoddard Hall
N. E. Kowsky
Denton
Anna Crow
Woodmen Day Dinner Planned December 4
The Woodmen arrangements committee reported a dinner on December 4 to be served by ladies of the First Christian and First Methodist churches in the Fox garage.
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W. O. W. Arangements Committee
First Christian
First Methodist Churches
Fox Garage
Minnie Wells Improves After Fall At Lee School
Minnie Wells ten year old daughter of Jailer Garrett Wells was badly hurt by a fall at Lee school Thursday. Friday report says she is resting well and expected to be up in a few days.
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Minnie
Garrett Wells
Lee
George Harris Wins Contract for New LA Gymnasium
George Harris secured the contract for a new LA gymnasium, commencing Monday. The frame building measures 37 by 81 feet, costs 2500 dollars, and will stand just north of Stoddard hall.
New City Fountain Contract Set at Courthouse Yard
The Purchasing Committee of the City Council on Friday approved a contract for a concrete watering fountain at the northwest corner of the courthouse yard. The feature allows teams to water without unhitching, with posts erected at the southeast fountain enabling single animal watering only.
Fort Worth Record Salesmen Tour Denton
Three members of the Fort Worth Record sales force visited Denton on Friday to sell copies. The team included the head salesman, a photographer, and a solicitor. The megaphone voice carried over several blocks as they offered papers for sale, featuring a Denton Fort Worth interurban write-up and a full page heading.
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Fort Worth
Denton
Denton-Fort Worth
St Jacobs Oil advertised for backache relief claim
An advertisement asserts kidneys cause no pain and promotes St Jacobs Oil as a quick, harmless rub on treatment for backache sciatica lumbago and related pains. It claims instant relief and urges a trial bottle from a druggist.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Oi
The Boomerang at the Princess
The Boomerang screens at the Princess tonight in a sensational run. The feature has only been shown four times and garners local attention.
Births Report for Justin in Local Families
To Mr and Mrs R Gray Justin November 14 a girl. To Mr and Mrs A D Britton Justin November 12 a boy. To Mr and Mrs W E Perkins Justin November 3 a boy. To Mr and Mrs L R Jordan Justin October 2 a boy. To Mr and Mrs Lee Arnold Justin October 20 a boy. To Mr and Mrs W A Woody Justin October 24 a girl. To Mr and Mrs Elmer Knowles Justin October 22 a girl. To Mr and Mrs Jno Pennington Justin November 16 a girl.
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R. Gray
Justin
A. D. Britton
W. E. Perkins
L. R. Jordan
Tin
Lee Arnold
W. A. Woody
Elmer Knowles
Jno. Pennington
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