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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1913
Page
2
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Denton Texas September 2 1913 The dedication of the Palace of Peace at The Hague funded by Andrew Carnegie prompts hopes that international arbitration can reduce naval and military competition. The piece praises US leadership, notes gifts from many nations, and argues for gradual advancement of global justice through peaceful mediation and court hearings. It also highlights Denton’s strong university and school system, celebrating local student achievement and optimism for the coming school year.
A Dallas News editorial summary argues Canada seeks productive immigrants, not privileged elites. It condemns Harry Thaw’s wealth as a distractive force and questions Canada's deportation stance, praising hard work over ostentatious luxury.
Monday results show Texas League scores with Dallas 2 5 Waco 1 2 Houston 8 10 San Antonio 0 2 Galveston 5 5 Beaumont 4 4 Fort Worth 4 4 Austin 1 9 American League games include Detroit 10 5 St Louis 5 2 Cleveland 6 7 Chicago 2 0 Boston 6 4 New York 0 3 Philadelphia 4 6 Washington 1 5 National League pairings feature Chicago 2 2 St Louis 1 2 Cincinnati 5 1 Pittsburg 4 5 Philadelphia 6 3 Brooklyn 2 2 New York 3 2 Boston 2 1 Southern League results show Mobile 3 5 Chattanooga 6 6 Montgomery 7 2 Birmingham 0 3 Atlanta 6 4 New Orleans 0 3 Nashville 3 10 Memphis 4 3
Texas Wonder promises to cure kidney and bladder troubles and regulate bladder issues in children. It dissolves gravel, cures diabetes and rheumatism, and improves weak backs. One bottle lasts two months and is mailed for 1 cent if not available from a druggist. Dr. E W Hall of St Louis promotes it with testimonials.
A collection of sharp maxims on gender, vanity, and behavior. Observations touch on silent women, self love blindness, dress and intellect, misreading danger, luck, and marriage. Wry, instructive, and satirical, these lines probe social pretensions and human foibles with witty brevity.
An old advertisement urges relief and cure of infant eczema with Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Strubbler of Dubuque Iowa praising rapid improvement after using a single box and offers the product through druggists or by mail for 50 cents via J F Raley & Co.
Turner Brothers stocks all seasonal vegetables, with new small shipments arriving to ensure freshness for customers.
Flora Finch, Wallie Van and many other noted players headline the Princess engagement tonight, drawing a crowd of film and stage enthusiasts eager for performances and appearances.
Telephone orders accepted for chicken, eggs, and butter. The store keeps a steady stock on hand and lists B. C. Duke on East McKinney Street with Oldphone 43 for orders.
Local grocer Turner Bros advertises fresh pumpkin yams and sweet potatoes with a push to order early and contact via phones.
A collection of light anecdotes features a boy named George avoiding a birthday party gift, a Philadelphia spouse keeping a household expense book, a Boston clergyman courting a child, Reginald's Maine visit, and a playful grandmother visiting Bessie with dollies. The items convey childlike humor, family quirks, and social observations.
A Tennessee woman from Leadville or Leadil says Dr Kings New Life Pills helped her troubles greatly. The ad touts a safe prompt laxative for women and recommends the product priced at 25 cents. Endorsed by J F Raley & Co.
Beechnut peanut butter available at Turner Brothers in all sizes. Shoppers can choose from a full range of jars and tubs as supplies last.
Corinthians were seen in Denton on Monday despite heat and dust. Cotton arrivals at Corinth were steady. The county road gang camps here repairing badly worn roads. L. T. Fowler visited Dallas. Rev. W. R. Hughes is ill. E. A. Garrison and Mrs. Garrison visited Garza.
The Feudists perform tonight at The Princess venue, billed as the very funniest show. A note mentions adopted books are exchanged and sold at Garrison's Drug Store, 22 West Side Square, with the occurrence repeated.
The Mineral Wells Daily Index notes a charming farewell dinner for Miss Evelyn MacFarlane daughter of Dr and Mrs J N MacFarlane who accepted a call from First Presbyterian church and will move to Denton with family Tuesday. Dr MacFarlane and family plan to leave Monday for Kenton Texas where he will lead First Presbyterian church. The community laments their departure and recalls the noble influence of the family in Mineral Wells.
Phone your order now for genuine pumpkin vam sweet potatoes. Phones 7. Turner Bros.
City shoe fitters urge readers to inspect stock and examine wares in today’s paper. Advertisements from local merchants invite visits with purpose of enticing shoppers to seek better shoes for lower prices.
A Den ton classified advert for a vase shop drew numerous responses as readers engaged with the advertising columns. The notice urges readers to consult the advertisements section for more details and opportunities.
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