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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1909
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle publish a policy to correct any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations upon being called to the publishers attention. It notes subscription rates and mailing details for the Denton Texas paper.
The Aubrey Herald urges voters to back road bonds in precinct Seven, arguing improved roads boost farmers, merchants, real estate values, and employment during scarce crop times. Denton County leaders push for an experiment station, citing diverse soils and regional value.
Indications point to a very good crop in Denton County as the community plans for a year of political activity and public interest. The phrase friend of the peepul hints at grassroots support shaping local campaigns alongside farming prospects.
The Plano Star Courier announces its first issue under Ernest Logsden ownership. The paper is described as a decent publication, meeting the expectations of Logsden and his circle of friends for a competent local newspaper.
The McKinney Courier-Gazette notes its Plant has moved into new quarters built specifically for the newspaper business and invites friends and readers to visit, with plans to do so at the first opportunity.
A fragmented, old newspaper style passage urges towns and individuals to persevere through adversity and bad conditions. It emphasizes resilience, urging communities to keep a pluggin mindset as they face agricultural hardship and temporary setbacks.
The Thirty-first Legislature passed a pure food law but the Governor cut funding for enforcement. For the current year the budget allows only 150 dollars monthly for the Commissioner and one deputy to traverse the state, a level deemed insufficient. The article argues stronger sums would hasten compliance and consumer education that already shifts buyers away from unsanitary dealers.
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness jaundice sick headache chills malaria and related ailments. Raley and Co claim unprecedented results and offer pills for 25 cents.
A reader argues that uncertain trading subjects risk confusion and urges using a concise abstract title. The suggestion aims to avoid misinterpretation and maintain clarity in reporting.
Denton Texas advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co claiming a constitutional cure for catarrh. It notes internal dosage nine drops to a teaspoon and offers one hundred dollar payoff for any case not cured. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists Toledo Ohio as the address.
The account describes Feysul Ibn Rashid, a ruler in a desert court, hosting two captains in a low room guarded by pillars. He is portrayed as cold and self-absorbed, rich in dress, with a silver walking stick and sword. Despite cordial hospitality, his court continually plunders their belongings under polite coercion, though drinks and talk with the emir remain amiable.
The article advises a diet to reduce uric acid and aid rheumatic treatment, emphasizing water intake and bowel regularity. It lists allowed foods such as grains, dairy, vegetables (excluding potatoes tomatoes asparagus), fish, and bread, while discouraging red meats starches white bread and sugars. It also notes hot baths and open pores as supportive measures.
The Amazon river regions host tribes that chew pareca made from plant seeds. A bout of snuff can stun the taker causing a fall as if shot, then a period of unconsciousness. Those used to it become highly excited, dancing and singing before subsiding. Some tribes also use pareca to repel fevers during the wet season.
A brief quotation contrasts money with non monetary tasks. The Chicago Record-Herald notes that while money cannot do everything, many others perform such tasks, diminishing the incentive to attempt them.
A wandering family recalls their rapid Rome tour. The husband canvassed restaurants while his wife shopped and their daughter explored picture galleries. They compared notes each evening to share their highlights.
A Philadelphia Record line pairs a wry remark about safety in numbers with a skeptical note on too many cooks spoiling the broth, highlighting a witty exchange about group dynamics.
An old ad promotes Capudine as a remedy for headaches and nervous tension. It claims quick relief with a promise to clear the head and brace the nerves, advising readers to try Capudine at drug stores.
The Keesee family extends heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during their bereavement.
The Corpus Christi city council voted to hold an election to issue $149,000 in bonds to install a sanitary and sewerage system. Dan Hewitt of Kansas was granted a franchise to establish a street railway.
A Denton County Chamber of Commerce meeting outlines a boys athletic club for physical moral development. The article lauds the selfless work of its directors, noting out of town trips to Austin for location of experimental ion and urging community support for a Dallas fair exhibit.
Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach or nervous troubles in a pleasant liquid form. It acts immediately and is sold in 1c 25c and 50c sizes at drug stores.
Dalhart Texas September 4 The plumbers strike here deepens with a published card accusing Miller Plumbing Co of violating state sanitary laws. City council expected to consider action.
A Texico blaze last night wiped out a large portion of the business area with an estimated loss around $60,000, partly insured. Texico sits on the New Mexico and Texas railroad line.
A cryptic anecdote recalls a renowned English minister famed for suffering gout. A friend asks about gout, and the clergyman compares it to rheumatism by describing a vise pressing harder, illustrating the pain and severity of the affliction.
A woman asks a visitor about sore feelings while a wanderer responds that she learned from neighbors that a guest may seek shelter. The dialogue reflects a tense moment at a Yonkers doorway.
The Record and Chronicle note an unlimited scope for classified want ads offering space for personals goods services and notices, inviting readers to explore creative possibilities and reach a broad audience.
New shipment offers rackets from $1.50 and up and balls at 500 cents each. Call Number 52 to place your order.
M. Curtis, Drugs, Jewelry. The Wilson Hardware Company makes no charge for estimates on plumbing work.
A compelling profile centers on the most alluring fictional character and a real life woman whose influence can shape nations. The narrative promises fascination from start to finish as it traces power, intrigue, and destiny in high stakes.
Austin reports Judge Robert L. Penn died this morning after paralysis struck him on Wednesday night. He served as attorney for Waters-Pierce Company and the Galveston Chamber of Commerce.
The board of directors in Peyton Texas invites bids on a sewer system for the Normal building, per plans on file. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board J T Bottorff Secretary.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the supreme health booster though weak or ill persons may lack strength. It claims to tighten stomach and liver function, purify blood, and invigorate the body and mind, urging purchase through J. F. Raley & Co with a guarantee.
Public notice warns that all debts, claims, and rents for the estate of George Kincaid must be paid to the executor. No other person has authority to collect claims or incur liabilities against the estate without the executor's writ.
The notice states the authority of ADA KINCAID executrix of the George Kincaid estate and that no payments to or debts created by others will be recognized. Dated September 2, 1999.
Baseball results list shows Dallas 4 Oklahoma City 3 in 11 innings and Oklahoma City 5 Dallas 1 in six innings. Shreveport 5 Fort Worth 2 Galveston 4 Houston 1 San Antonio 6 Waco 5. National and American leagues brief scores across Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia New York St. Louis. Southern games Memphis 12 Birmingham 3 Little Rock 4 Atlanta 2 Nashville 9 Mobile 3. A newspaper ad column urges advertising with wry moral statements.
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