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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
2
Public notice announces subscription rates by mail for six months and one year with advance payment. It also states that any erroneous reflection on the character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers.
A brief snippet shows playful critique of advertising culture with lines like We don't believe in ad vertising our line and similar quips. The anonymous versifier riffs on marketing paradoxes, suggesting skepticism toward promotional rhetoric.
The Palestine pastors use a half page ad to draw larger congregations and the Herald notes rising attendance toward a hoped total of 3,000. Aviation profits top 712000 in the past year with Paulhan earning 82000 and Curtiss 16600, while twenty four aviators died in the year. Denton county land values rise as immigration looms, with prices from 50 to 75 dollars an acre, up from 3 to 4 dollars decades ago.
Denton Record and Chronicle reflects on an editor's pleasures and brickbats with humor. The piece notes editor life includes trials and tribulations, yet remains not all bad, offering a candid, lightly satirical glimpse into daily newspaper work.
A collage of notes and clippings reflects editorial work and public discourse. Mentions Roosevelt’s African Game Trails, Herbert Casson’s History of the Telephone, a San Antonio International Fair season ticket, and the Dallas State Fair, alongside commentary on journalism, women’s statements, road issues, and Senator Dolliver’s death.
Fort Worth Record notes the Agricultural and Mechanical College, the University, and the Denton Industrial Institute are expanding classes. It argues increased state funding is wise as these facilities are crowded and must grow to educate more Texas boys and girls. neglect would be discrimination.
Gonzales Oct 25 Caton Davis a farmer shot and seriously wounded late Monday at Denton creek near town by Newton Eggleston another farmer who later surrendered to officers Davis Way wounded in the head He may recover
The World’s Best salve claim extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as perfect for cuts, corns, burns, bruises, sores, scalds, boils, ulcers, eczema, salt rheum, sora eyes, cold sores, chapped hands, sprains and piles. Available for 25c at J. F. Raley & Co.
A promotional note invites readers to compare service, prices, and product quality. It signals a broad sales pitch and hints at consumer choice, urging interest in evaluating options across offerings. The phrasing resembles an older catalog or advertisement with grandiose language.
Tulsa Oct 25. Executive committee of the Oklahoma Oil and Gas Producers Association, comprising nearly all Oklahoma producers, meets to devise a method for advancing the price of Oklahoma oil.
On the Mauretania arrival in New York, Loveland faces a city of eager social climbers led by Major Hunter's prize girls. Eva Turner and Elinor Coolidge measure his attentions as they foresee his potential as a society sensation, while he hopes to navigate charm, influence, and growing homesickness in this glittering, demanding world.
A tense scene aboard the Mauretania as Val Loveland faces farewell from Lesley Dearmer. He grapples with impending separation, declares love, and wrestles with pride, promises to write, and questions what lies beneath her bright exterior as their futures part.
In New York Loveland, posing as the Marquis of Loveland, is surprised to find his luggage mixed with Foxham's. A hotel valet unpacks suitcases revealing Foxham garments and hats. Realizing the mix up, Loveland rages, thinking he has been robbed by his own staff and orders disposal of the mistaken items.
Notice to taxpayers announces that state and county taxes may be paid now. Co L M Crowder, County Tax Collector, requests prompt payment and provides no further details in the readable text.
An advertisement notes goods sold at Beyett Brothers for men and boys with an invitation to come and see.
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