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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
2
A publication notice lists subscription rates for The Record and Chronicle, Denton Texas, November 26 1910. It offers one month eight months and yearly mail options with prices. The notice invites readers to report any erroneous reflections for correction by the publishers.
A note urges readers to respect privacy and avoid intruding. It asserts that invitations to visit rooms or business establishments should come from the host through the local paper’s columns, emphasizing that one should not force or seek access without explicit invitation.
The fragment discusses interurban rail visions from Dallas to Denton, Republican hopes for a conservative split, satirical takes in Dallas News, and suffragette bravado in England. Diaz’s crackdown in Mexico, Senator Bailey’s odd horse deal, and cotton market signals show regional unrest. Denton residents owe over $50,000 for macadam, hindering street work. Civic duty and funding questions loom as town life continues.
A community-wide satire on extravagant living highlights Lizzie's costly example and the town’s tax burden. The piece argues for Denton linking to Slidell via rail or road, suggesting trade gains, population growth, and local prosperity if merchants and citizens share costs, while noting hesitancy over small cash outlays.
A debate at the C I A concluded affirmatively on whether women should wear false hair. The decision rested on arguments, not personal grounds, though some remarks mocked beauty standards. The item also mentions Robert Madsen’s recovery aided by Electric Bitters and a local ad for firewood.
Dr. Bizzell of the College of Industrial Arts addressed the Dallas Mothers' council en route to the North Texas Teachers meeting, urging industrial training in ward schools. He argued much textbook material is unnecessary and outlined five industrial courses, including domestic arts, industrial arts, gardening, and applied chemistry, with equipment costs for a twenty girl dressmaking shop.
The Buttercup motif remains the principal decorative element. It harmonizes with the general design across bowls and tines, avoiding harsh relief and presenting a graceful and familiar finish throughout.
A vintage advertisement touts Perry Davis Pain Killer as a quick remedy for sprains bruises and strained muscles. It promises instant relief for burns cuts and injuries from blows or falls and asserts there is but one Pain Killer.
An outgrowth of the recent fire at Slidell involves Gentle Brothers of Sanger suing A. P. Balthrop for 514.13 including three notes and an open account. Garnishees are fire insurance companies based in Dallas and New York City.
Dr Saford relates a fable about proving the truth and urges asking for evidence before claims. The text asserts Coca Cola has been analyzed by eminent chemists and found not injurious. It invites readers to request a booklet from the Coca Cola Co of Atlanta and to order groceries from Long & King in Denton, via two listed phones.
The piece argues progressivism benefits both major parties after an election. It cites Republican dissents in states like Wisconsin and California and Democratic gains where the administration was endorsed. It warns that progressive candidates draw votes from both sides and urges each party to be led by progressives to win in 1912.
An old advertisement proclaims that if women could vote they would choose Dr. King’s New Life Pill. The copy touts the pill as a remedy for dullness, backache, headache, constipation, colds, appetite, and energy, priced at 25 cents in stores like J. F. Raley & Co.
Capudine offers quick relief for headaches of all kinds including sick or nervous headaches and those from heat cold grip or stomach troubles. Sceneine is a pleasant liquid for immediate action notations 10c 25c and 5% at stores.
The Denton Chamber of Commerce directors pledged support for the Normal College homecoming planned for next May. An open meeting is set for Tuesday night at the club rooms to discuss the matter with invitations to College trustees Owsley Smith and Bottorff and the faculty. After talks, refreshments will be served. The group also planned a horse show, tournament, and possible bronco busting before Christmas, pending interest, and reported strong poultry show interest for December 15 to 17 with many entries from Denton and nearby counties.
An advertisement describes Pape’s Diapepsin as a harmless remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief within five minutes from sour stomach, heartburn, and gas, with 50-cent cases offering ample supply to cure most stomach disturbances.
The M E B church South Missionary Society will hold a 3 PM Monday literary and social gathering at Mrs Emory Smith's home. The ladies of Central Presbyterian Church gather for a Wednesday afternoon program with papers on Mexico and hymns. A social hour follows with serving help from Mrs McClurkan and others. Weather notes urge ordering wood from G W Elbert for the coming cold wave.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. at the courthouse. Oak Street M E Church offers Sunday School at 9:30. Rev J W Watson of Oklahoma to preach at 11 and 7. M E Church South has 9:30 Sunday school. Senior League at 6 p.m. No other services due to pastor’s absence. Central Presbyterian Church Sunday School at 9:45. Rev A F Zeigel of Danville will preach at 11 and 7:15. morning sermon The Manhood of Jesus. evening sermon The Gospel of Kindness. Church of Christ at Pearl and Bolivar streets Bible study 9:45. preaching 11 and 7:15 by C E Wooldridge. Lord's Supper at 11:50. Midweek meeting Wednesday 7 p.m. Long practice Friday 7 p.m.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by Prof McDonald Supt preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m Morning subject They entered into a great cath Evening subject Ephraim is a cake not turned Y P S C E at 6 p m Clem Pierce leader prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p m Mrs Viola Berry leader
Sunday school at First Presbyterian starts 9 45 a m with A P Duggan as superintendent. Morning solo by Mrs W Evers. Divine services at 11 a m and 7 15 p m. Westminster League at 6 15 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 15 p m. Invited to attend. First Baptist led by Rev M Pf Andrews holds Sunday school 9 30 a m with W F Jarrell superintendent. Pastor to preach 11 a m and 7 15 p m after returning from Austin. Junior Union 4 p m Senior Union 6 15 p m. Public invited to attend all services.
A local church invites strangers and visitors to its services, emphasizing open welcome and inclusive hospitality for attendees. The note highlights ongoing worship activities and a community-friendly atmosphere.
Promoters claim Will Prompt, Beauty, and women may gain beauty with Bucklens Arnica Salve banishing pimples eruptions and sores. It softens skin and claims to improve facial glow. Cures sore eyes cold sores cracked lips chapped hands burns scalds fever sores cuts bruises and piles. Sold for 25 cents at I F Raley & Co.
A brief classified item notes hat trimming and ostrich feather curling services offered by EVERS at 60 North Elm Street. The readable text presents a local service advertisement with the address and business name. The fragment emphasizes personal fashion care in a small town setting.
Mrs Kate Waters of Lenoir North Carolina proclaims she feels stronger after a two week wash and taking Cardui the women’s tonic She says she is not tired and is sturdier than ever Credit cardui for improving her health and easing headaches back ache and other weaknesses Advertisements invite other women to try the tonic and request information from the Chattanooga Tennessee advisory department and a home treatment booklet
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