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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
2
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The column notes enrollment at state and public schools is just under 3000, with expectations of fuller attendance before Christmas. It condemns traffic and rail policy while urging strict regulation and enforcement of laws, recalling Vanderbilt and Armour in a broad policy critique.
The article notes a strong vote for a new city charter raising the tax limit to 2.50 per 100 and enabling a 875000 high school building plan along with a 75000 bond for streets. It also discusses Denton as a rival city and reflections on political figures such as Henry Watterson and the Monroe Doctrine.
Denison Herald quotes its editorial page criticizing the Katy railroad for faulty roadbed and defective rolling stock. It notes a pending penalty suit by Texas state authorities and warns that lives of travelers are at risk without sane policy and fair treatment of all interests.
An advertiser urges buying diamonds as a simple money exchange and strong investment. Claims diamonds steadily rise in value and offer prestige, inviting idle funds to be turned into diamond purchases. Promotes direct-from-cutter stock and large stones from New York connections at slim margins for cash buyers.
The Johnson county physician was fined 28.55 in two cases for failing to report a birth and a death. The piece argues vital statistics depend on accurate reporting and proposes paying physicians for reporting duties, likening it to jury service. It criticizes exemptions for physicians from jury duty and notes the public need for complete records.
An advertisement touts Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment as penetrating and purifying for skin pores. It claims instant itch relief and speedy healing of eczema rashes ringworm tetter and other eruptions with a doctor’s prescription tag and a 50 cent price from Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
An old advertisement touts Long and King grocery store offering top quality products and best prices with friendly service. The copy emphasizes consistent value and customer satisfaction for grocery shoppers.
Long & King Grocers advertise a studio by the post office offering hand-sketched photos by Swartz. They claim distinct quality and style, with phones listed for ordering, and suggest the service produces appealing results that stand out from common options.
A promotional note emphasizes thinking about insurance first to protect property. It urges readers to obtain a policy promptly, promising the insurer will handle the rest and keep costs low, framing insurance as prudent and protective.
The essay argues club membership does not define a woman’s character nor her value as a public figure. It notes clubs contain both noble and superficial members and that true clubwomen seek genuine causes, improving humanity at home and beyond. The club broadens but does not define a woman’s influence.
Douglas Witt reports the Boys Tennis Club elected Virgil Brady as president and Wynne Graham as secretary and treasurer. The Broncho yearbook staff also picked its leaders while visiting inspectors from the State University praised enrollment and domestic science facilities but urged expanding classrooms and equipment.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood stream remedy. It includes testimonials, price of 75 cents, and assurance from F J Cheney & Co and a Toledo bank endorsement.
Waterman pens have been on the market for years and provide complete satisfaction for users. They come filled with various nibs and sizes for stenographers, bookkeepers, and students, with prices starting at $3.00.
County court extends into next week with mostly civil and probate orders. Friday and Saturday saw limited action including Alliance Milling Co versus Cottle Co with rulings on debt and appeals. Other entries include damages cases for M K T Ry and P T Ry. guardian bonds and temporary administrations continued.
Electric Bitters promoted for women troubled by fainting spells dizziness backache headaches weakness and debility. Mrs Laura Gaines of Avoca Louisiana credits the remedy with health gains after four doctors gave up. Available 30 cents and 1.00 at druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
The Roanoke Trades and Stock Show on Saturday awards prizes to J. W. Medlin J. W. Joe EB A Karney A W Wilson Bum Medlin and others. Roanoke High School students form a literary society with officers Dave Whiteside president Leon Stevenson vice president Virgie Morgan secretary Alice Bridges critic.
A Texas Wonder advertisement claims the remedy dissolves gravel cures diabetes and rheumatism and regulates bladder troubles in children. One bottle provides two months of treatment and is mailed for 1 cent if not sold by a local druggist. Dr. E W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis Missouri promotes the product with testimonials.
An advance notice reports the Gentry Brothers All New Feature Shows bring the world’s only monkey barbers to Denton next Monday, October 27, with two performances. The act features trained monkeys enacting barber shop scenes, including an angry barber and a soap suds filled gag, and is among many unique displays offered this season.
An old ad text promotes a home trial treatment for asthma with full information free of charge, listing Frontier Asthma Company in Buffalo and a note about canned goods and Michigan Pork and Beans offered at 5 cents per can by Turner Bros.
Arkansas Mill promotes a new K-F-K Kornfalfa Feed Kandy for horses and straight alfalfa molasses for cows. The ad claims a complete, economical ration per feed and lists two phones 77 and 410 for orders.
Governor Mayes defends his pro prohibition record and committee choices during 1887 local option campaigns. He notes his decades of support for local option and statewide prohibition, asserts fair rulings, and claims no factional policy shifts while leading the senate to businesslike sessions.
A vintage advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle daily laxative for old people. It argues aging slows bowels and muscles, likening laxative use to eye glasses, and claims Cascarets work overnight for only 10 cents per box at any drugstore.
Kate Friend argues that a club woman is a respected, purposeful woman who broadens her mind to benefit her home and others. She notes club members may range from full homemakers to single women with a mother heart for the neglected, urging association as relief from narrow views.
A mild gentle and effective laxative is what people demand when suffering from constipation. Thousands swear by Dr Kings New Life Pills. Hugh Tallman of San Antonio writes they are the best pills my wife and I have ever taken. They never cause pain. Price 5eal druggists or by mail. H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
Wizard Triangle Polish mops sold with a free quart of Wizard Oil to establish the mop and oil bundle. Regular value stated as £2. Contact Turner Bros by phone for details.
An advertisement from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bed wetting claiming a constitutional cause and promising cures for children and adults with urinary difficulties. No payment required and mothers are urged to write today.
An editorial defends W Fred Cunningham Denton County Commissioner against criticism from the Justin Tribune editor. It asserts Cunningham improved roads from Denton to Roanoke via Argyle and in neighboring areas, arguing his work benefits Justin and nearby communities. The piece urges respectful civic engagement to address local needs and emphasizes Cunningham's prudent use of county funds.
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