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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
2
The article cites Denton County's diversified farming in contrast to one crop dependence, praising corn and wheat stocks while criticizing political figures. It contrasts Texas political rhetoric with Houston's support for initiative measures and public ownership, and discusses the Aldrich Vreeland and Glass Owen currency bills and their impact on small banks and the public.
Citizens of San Angelo praise the Standard for providing daily world series wire reports. The Daily Bulletin and the Record and Chronicle also offered rapid score updates and phone replies, as readers expect timely news from their local papers.
The Wichita Falls Times defends William Jennings Bryan, noting his three campaigns and returns from lectures. It argues Bryan should be paid in that way rather than by loans or donations from the rich, praising his role in the 1896 victory and his fight against corruption while acknowledging some critics will never be satisfied.
Miss Lea Dumas of Malone New York credits Vinci with restoring her strength after weeks of decline. The ad urges worn down women and sickly children to try Vinci, a cod liver and iron tonic, promising improvement or money back under a satisfaction guarantee.
Local ad notes complete stock of canned goods and requests 5 cent Michigan Pork and Beans in the next order. Turner Bros. lists phone contact for orders and inquiries.
A fragment states Long and King brag about pleasing customers in Denton and invite non customers to call a phone number to receive service. The note reflects promotional language from a local business.
The ad praises Dr. King's New Discovery as essential in every home for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. A Mason Michigan reader reports its effectiveness curing pneumonia in two 50 cent bottles. The medicine is sold by H E Bucklen Co in Philadelphia or St Louis with prices 50 cents and 1.00.
Long and King, grocers, advertise that their phone 44 line offers good items to eat, describing the service as the type they send to customers.
Mrs Dickson promotes stylish fall and winter hats available here with emphasis on fashion and value for shoppers seeking seasonal headwear.
Turner Bros advertises several sizes of canned chicken and Underwood s Deviled Ham for lunch options. They offer a range of can sizes and provide contact by phone.
The Gentry Brothers Greater shows travel with a diverse menagerie including an Indian elephant paired with a barnyard hog named Casey. The pair, once wary, now share the elephant ring while Casey accompanies elephants to water and meals. Also an advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a quick, harmless stomach remedy.
Manager Vivian presents The Young Mrs Eames as today and tonight’s principal feature. The play explores social conditions with a widow sacrificing love for her daughter who loves the same man. Vivian predicts it will prove a winner.
Women troubled by fainting dizziness backache headache weakness or kidney issues are urged to try Electric Bitters. Laura Gaines of Avoca Louisiana credits relief after four doctors gave up and her son urged use. Available 50 cents to 1.00 at druggists or by mail H E Bucklen & Co.
A collection of humorous vignettes features De Wolf Mienner remarking on unfamiliar words and a cultured daughter arguing with a fatigued horse. A night-time doctor meets Uncle Jack in a snowstorm, and a wary assessor tests a farmer on acres as he jokes about not being a rubber plantation.
R R Turner of 125 W Oak Denton Texas reports back pain from attacks tied to motion. After two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills from J F Raley Co Drug Store the pain disappeared and he recommends the remedy to others. Turner also notes he publicly endorsed the pills on January 17 1912 and will allow use of his name. For sale by all dealers at 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agent. Doans.
Long & King advertises groceries with emphasis on personalized service, best quality, and competitive prices, urging customers to think of number 44 when shopping.
The order specifies Monarch Pure Maple Syrup to be put up in quart bottles for Turner Brothers, likely a supplier arrangement. The note emphasizes packaging in quart bottles and shipment to the Turner Brothers facility.
An old home hair remedy now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy at drug stores for about 50 cents. The formula darkens faded or gray hair naturally and evenly, restoring color and luster while reducing dandruff and scalp itching. Apply with sponge or brush, using small strands until gray hair disappears and hair becomes dark, thick and glossy.
Advert sells Ely's Cream Balm claiming instant nose clearing and head relief for colds and catarrh. It urges try small bottle, promises relief from stuffed nostrils, dull headache, runny nose, and throat irritation by morning.
Lewisville is represented in the Baylor Glee Club by Hanks Farrington. Special services at the Baptist Church Sunday morning involve the Junior choir. Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Hamilton, and Mrs. Fenton attended the Woman's Missionary Conference at Carrollton. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Ganey Spur visited. Mrs. Neal visits Frisco. Mrs. Spencer returns from Wisconsin and St Louis. Miss Helen stays with her aunt in St Louis. Mr. Woodrum and Mrs. Woodrum host visitors. Yaws of Fort Worth attends. Fern Farrell visits Wilma Gentry in Dallas.
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eezema Ointment as a doctor prescribed cure for eezema rashes ringworm tetter and other eruptions. It promises instant itch relief and speedy healing with a guarantee and distribution via Pfeiffer Chemical Co.
Readable text notes grapes from California at a Pas Chall store with contact numbers 8 6. The fragment suggests a produce display or ad.
A batch of real estate transfers details numerous deeds and lot purchases. Transactions include M. E. Elliott to B. R. Gamil for 75 acres from the Hudson survey and several other parcels across Denton and surrounding surveys, with prices and survey references. An unrelated ad offers Ivy studio portraits and hound-sketch photos over the post office.
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