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Ad Isms and the Power of Continuous Advertising
Continuous advertising is essential because repetition builds reputation and faith in self and merchandise. It keeps the public mind anchored to permanency and counters “out of sight” neglect, while breaking indifference and paving intimacy.
Jury Returns Unanimous Verdict On Coca Cola Case
A jury of leading chemists unanimously finds Coca Cola not guilty of harmful contents in Knocker et al. vs Coca Cola. They credit Coca Cola as safe and superior to tea and coffee for digestion, noting no harmful substances. The panel includes state chemists from Georgia Alabama Virginia and others plus university experts.
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Coca Cola
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Coca Cola Co
Atlanta
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Georgia
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Alabama
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South Carolina College
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Unisity
Texas
Wm. Taylor
Virginia
Louis Schaefer
Senaefer Alkaloid Works
Maywood
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The Real Name Versus Alleged Identity in a Texas Case
A legal column critiques a Texas ruling that dismissed a burglary indictment because five names were listed for a house, though four occupied it. The author argues focus should be on guilt of the accused, not technical naming quibbles, warning such errors fuel mob mentality.
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Sherman High Here forenoon visit sparks Denton clash at Hiland Park
Sherman High's football squad arrived this forenoon and a hotly contested game is underway at Hiland Park this afternoon against Denton.
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Sherman High
Hiland Park
Sherman
Denton
Copeland murder case moved to trial in Fort Worth
District Judge Swayne rejected the defense request for a trial continuance in the Will Copeland case. Copeland, a former Dallas policeman, is charged with the murders of Roy Aden and Will Davis. He plans to plead self defense in the Aden case.
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Man Stabbed by Employee Near Clarksville
Clarksville, Oct 29. J L Mason was stabbed perhaps fatally by George Harrison at Mason’s farm five miles south of town. Harrison, Mason’s employee, fought over unpaid wages and used a large pocket knife before being arrested.
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Springside Dairy Farm Wins Sweepstakes at Dallas Fair
The Springside dairy farm took the butter sweepstakes at the Dallas fair on Friday. Our grocery merchant Long & King promotes the best quality daily.
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Springside Dairy Farm
Dallas
Long & King
Normal College Lyceum Opens and Juniors Win Vanishing Game
Oct 28 Normal College reports Prof J Phillips led a bright lyceum night with music and debate. Seniors and Juniors clashed in a baseball game halted by darkness with Juniors leading 11 to 10. The new college journal is issued as student bodies elect representatives for classes. Reagan program for Oct 31 features music by Miss Wagner, debates on Texas partition into five states, and a legislative session on forestry funding.
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Texas
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Society Ox
J. Hall
Multiple News Bits From Greenville and Beyond
Fire in Greenville business district causes about 45000 in losses. Longview cotton fire wipes out 38000 to 40000 dollars in bales. Senator Bailey buys a fifteen room brick house in a fashionable Washington suburb. Hamilton Drexel and Brookins chosen to defend America in Gordon Bennett trophy. Dallas water supply may last fifteen days if usage stays under 4500000 gallons. Snow and cold weather reach Gulf states early. Dallas political watchers oppose Batley campaign entanglement. re election planning postponed. Col Bryan rents hall in Lincoln to aid Democratic campaign. Accidents at The Dalles auto races injure Phil Wells and kill Raymond Coch.
Helping Hand Improves Run-Down Newton Woman Says Vinci Helps
A Newton Massachusetts woman describes six months of fatigue and poor blood, reporting great improvement after using Vinci cod liver oil tonic. She credits increased appetite, digestion, and stronger nervous system, noting a money-back guarantee if it fails. O M Curis in Denton Texas endorses the product. D R Turner facilitates orders and local wood listings appear.
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Newton Mass
Vinci
O. M. Curis
Dentom
Texas
Lord Loveland Discovers America Copyrights
Publication details note copyright claims for Lord Loveland Discovers America 1910 by Doubleday Page Company and 1908 by the McClure Company. The notice records ownership and dates for the two works cited.
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Loveland Faces Hotel Billing as Dinner Plans Go Awry
Loveland dines in distress after a dining room encounter with known figures including Mr. Milton and Mr. Henry van Cotter. A sealed hotel notice arrives announcing the salt occupies his room, demanding immediate payment and prepayment for any further meals. The bill totals 75 plus additional charges and service, with a 5.00 item as extra.
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New York
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Jim
London
Pen Co Remedies Offer Guaranteed Satisfaction in Denton
Pen Co remedies are home medicines from a longtime United States pharmaceutical house. Exclusive agents in Denton guarantee each product and offer refunds if not effective. Customers are invited to telephone inquiries and visit the store for satisfaction with the goods.
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Allison's Pharmacy W Side Free Delivery
Local pharmacy advertises on the west side offering free delivery and contact by both phones. The note emphasizes convenient service and accessible reach for customers in the area.
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Allison’s Pharmacy
W. Side
Loveland Receives Mysterious Letter Amid Night Mare
In a tense cafe scene Lord Loveland refuses a misdelivered envelope while a waiter confirms it is intended for him. Elinor Coolidge and Mrs. Milton react with sharp wit as Loveland’s fate entwines with Van Cotter’s news and Lesley Dearmer’s thoughts drift toward Louisville and a possible future.
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Exit Lord Loveland Chapter IX clash at hotel
Lord Loveland leaves the dining room in a palatial hotel and debates his next move. He contemplates punishing insults but considers the limits of dignity and whether to confront hotel management or retreat to his rooms.
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Hotel Manager Confrontation Over Payment Demand
A man named Loveland confronts a hotel manager in his room, demanding the meaning of a letter and two bills placed on the table. The manager says Loveland must vacate immediately and cannot delay, while Loveland insists he cannot pay that night and will pay tomorrow at the bank. The dialogue ends as the manager implies keeping Loveland’s baggage.
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Loveland
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Perry Davis Painkiller Endures As Trusted Remedy
Experience proves time reveals best and most reliable. For 70 years Perry Davis Painkiller has relieved pain and aided health for burns bruises rheumatism neuralgia and more. It cures cold cramps bowel complaints and other ills. Take this unequalled remedy promptly. Large bottles 59 cents.
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Perry Davis
Kill a Murderer a Merciless No More
An old derivation touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy to Prevent appendicitis by stimulating stomach liver and bowels. The ad promises relief from constipation headaches biliousness chills and related ailments, claiming a merciless killer can be stopped.
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F. Raley & Co
Long and King Offer System Prices and Goods Quality
Long and King invite comparison of service, system prices, and quality of goods. The note suggests interest in evaluating offerings and value.
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George Middleton Dram Adaptation of Nicholson Novel
George Middleton stages a dramatic adaptation of Meredith Nicholson's work featuring Wm. T. Gaskell and Edwin W. Row. The presentation highlights the night’s performance and the actors involved.
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Edwin W. Rowland
George Middleton
Meredith Nicholson
The House of a Thousand Candles at Daly's Hackett Garrick
Advertises the premiere run for one season at Daly's and Hackett Theatres in New York and Garrick Theatre in Chicago. Amy Leslie of Chicago Daily News praises the play as audience-pleasing with strong word of mouth. Prices list Orchestra circle to Gallery seating from 50 cents to 1.50 with children’s rates, and seats sold at Minnis' Drug Store.
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Garrick Theatre
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