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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
4
Minnis Drug Store presents thirty years of experience in compounding physicians prescriptions with purity and expert care. The ad touts exacting standards, skilled staff, and prompt delivery of all packages at no extra charge. Two phone lines listed as 188.
The Ariel club art department met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. R. J. Wilson. Eight members listed Mogarth favorites during roll call and Miss Collins led the lesson. Miss Craig read a paper on color. A light lunch was served. The group adjourned to meet next with Miss Lee Williams. Long & King advertise delivery wagons and services, noting frequent routes and a contact number.
G W Tepper and wife Roanoke Oct 15 boy Osker Fanning and wife Roanoke Oct 14 girl Verne Blay and wife Roanoke Deaths Alonzo L Brown Sanger Oct 13 aged 28 years 10 months 12 days heart failure woop Plenty of good stove heater and fire place wood the kind that keeps the cook in a good humor 38tfc G W ELBERT
Mrs A D Beck is sick at the family home on North Elm Street with no change in her condition Captain R H Hopkins reports no improvement Ground broken on J W Simmons new home contractor George Harris Local hunters prep for opening day November 1 Partition removal between G W Elbert store and A A Anderson shop to gain space J M Gurley builds concrete walk and curb for A E Graham Gurley also secures contract for anchoring concrete work for C H Smoot’s new home Yearling saddle stallion of J W Simmons wins 1st at Lucas McMahon German coach stallion owned by Denton Horse Improvement Company also takes first in class
Forced to Leave Lume. Many poor sufferers with lung troubles are urged to seek new climates at high cost, but Dr. King's New Discovery offers a home cure. W. R. Nelson of Calamine Arkansas says it cured his lung trouble and he gained 47 pounds, with guarantees for coughs colds and asthma. Trial bottle free at J F Raley & Co.
A carload of bananas arrives at the depot with prices from 5e to 1.25 per bunch. Customers are urged to buy now before the bananas depart, promising larger yields for less money. Luther Smith promotes The Old Banana Map and Smith's Restaurant with both phones listed.
J A Minnis prompts respect as a prescription druggist with thirty years of professional service. The veteran pharmacist offers trusted remedies, maintaining a steady practice and serving customers in the community.
Miss Lillian Davis and others traveled to Dallas today for assorted visits while Miss Jewel Lankford from Minela stayed with Miss Stella Owsley. Several locals, including D. K. Allison and Mr. and Mrs. Woods, headed to nearby towns on business or to visit kin. Renowned area clergy, Rev. Vernimont and Rev. Lattimore, discussed upcoming statewide prohibition efforts and a Fort Worth rally on December 8. Smith's Restaurant invites new bread orders, highlighting local grocery life.
Clinton reader Lena Gresham reports three years of female inflammation improved after seven bottles of Cardui. She endorses Cardui as safe, vegetable, gentle, and effective for women’s pains and general weakness, claiming it outperformed four physicians. Medicine Co. advertises a ladies advisory booklet.
An 1880s advertisement from Judge Thomas E. Hogg’s office outlines Denton County land sales near Denton Creek and Elizabethtown with prices from 3 to 4 dollars per acre, offering various tracts, payment plans, and nearby showing agents. The feature includes promotional text about land values then and a brief product pitch for Dill pickles and Electric Bitters.
The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming it cures by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. Proprietors offer one hundred dollars for any failing case and invite testimonials from Toledo, Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and lists D. R. Turner with phone numbers.
The program for the Methodist Week of Prayer at the M. E. church South on Thursday at 3 o clock includes hymn devotion and topics The Rendered Life in the Home The Crisis in the Home The Crisis in the Nation The Crisis Abroad led by Mrs Caddel Naugle Beckham and Mrs Edgar Kelly A motto repeat and a free home trial treatment for asthma by Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo N Y Also noting The Denton Scam Laundry now turning out first class work inviting confirmation
In this 1900s testimonial, Mrs. W. H. Pierce of 46 E Hickory Denton TX credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing kidney trouble in 1905 and endorses their continued use as a tonic. She notes obtaining supplies from J F Raley & Co and praises the product's reliability. The ad lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U.S. agent and urges readers to remember the name Dean's.
A Kansas Republican clip praises The House of a Thousand Candles as first class with standout performance by Bates the Butler portrayed by Mr. Young. It notes Winghts opera house will present the attraction Tuesday night November 1. Also includes real estate transfers and local business ads for concrete and brick work and tableware.
Long and King advertises Perry Davis Painkiller claiming it eases rheumatism neuralgia sprains burns bruises and cures colds colic and diarrhoea after seventy years of use. It promotes a new 35 cent bottle while a 50 cent bottle is the best value and invites orders from customers.
A midweek trip to Dallas drew about eighty five to ninety passengers from the local area, with a lively Tuesday return marked by minor disputes on board. The article lists numerous attendees across families and individuals, noting overall peaceful conduct and the add-on service promise from LONG & KING for prompt deliveries.
A sensational yet odd advertisement describes a merciless murderer in Appen dicitis with many victims. It claims Dr King’s New Life Pill kills it by prevention and gently stimulates stomach liver and bowels to prevent clogging that invites appendicitis. Pills cost 25 cents at J F Raley & Co. stores.
One night only show at Wrights Opera House on Tuesday November 1 features George Middleton’s dramatization of Meredith Nicholson’s novel by Wm T Gaskell and Edwin W Rowland as the performers in a staged adaptation backed by local company interests.
The House of a Thousand Candles plays produced for a year at Daly's Hackett Theatres and Garrick Theatre Chicago. Amy Leslie lauds audiences as wildly responsive. Prices range from 50c to 1.50 with various seating. Seats go on sale at Minnis Drug Store Thursday Oct 27 at 9 am.
The renowned Bishop J. S. Key will preach at the Methodist church in Denton next Sunday. Though advanced in age, Key remains a commanding preacher known across Texas and the South. Also note, we offer complete order fulfillment at prices that save you money.
Notice requests all members of the Denton Hook and Ladder company to assemble at the hall tonight at 7 30 o clock. Also announces the receipt of important Ole Sour mixed and bulk pickles. D R Turner phone 7.
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