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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle details subscription options and prices including annual and quarterly terms. It notes mailing details as second class matter in Denton Texas and lists discontinued weekly subscriptions with historical price references.
A public notice states corrections will be made to errors in the Record and Chronicle upon request, inviting affected individuals or corporations to contact publishers for prompt amendment.
In Denton on September 19, 1999 the Daily News explains a postoffice rule endangering second class privileges for papers sent after three months overdue. It urges every family to subscribe, notes most are already subscribers, and warns delinquent accounts may be dropped. Paying monthly is encouraged.
Prof Craig and Texas educators conclude from a Fort Worth Record report that Texas and Oklahoma cannot be corn producers until they switch to a ninety day dwarf corn. They cite hot winds and drought as threats to tassels, contrasting with Nebraska and Iowa which use early maturing varieties to beat early frosts.
The editor analyzes a Denver Pure Food convention decision on benzoate of soda as a preservative. He argues that preservative use reveals inferior ingredients and dirty processes, urging consumers to avoid foods preserved with benzoate and trust clean, well made products.
The Dallas Times Herald defends Cook against Peary rivals arguing Cook reached the North Pole first or equally merits recognition. It cites naval figures like Melville and compares to Schley Sampson debates, urging a square deal for Cook and noting public sympathy may favor him if Peary is officially credited.
The piece contrasts doctors lawyers and the poor newspaperman with their mistakes. It argues newspaper errors are publicly exposed while others evade direct consequence. It cites critiques from the Record and Chronicle and the Fort Worth Star Telegram on how observers claim to know best.
J. C. Monroe of Atchison Kansas asserts from his own experience and that of friends that Hunt's Cure will cure a larger percentage of skin troubles especially itching varieties than any other remedy. He urges those afflicted to try it.
Wilson-Williams Co advertises a five dollar gold prize for the best embroidery work started after this notice, to be shown at the next Trades Day. The ad also promotes Chamberlain's L\u2019amant liniment sold by J. A. Minnis as a remedy for back and chest pains.
A call to give the Palace Restaurant a trial. The notice urges readers to sample the dining venue and assess service and menu quality.itled as a brief promotional item without legal or event details.
Edward H Harriman renowned railroad and steamship financier dies at Tower Hill Arden after illness. Death announced after stock market close as relatives and family gather. burial planned beside his son at St Johns Arden.
Biographical sketch tracing E H Harriman from poverty to a leading railroad magnate. Born 1848. early work as an errand boy. NYSE seat purchased at 22. VP of Illinois Central at 40. reorganized Union Pacific at 50. built ocean to ocean system by 60. health declines leading to reduced active involvement. mentions Vanderbilt deal and Capudine patent medicine ending with sale note.
A. W. Palmer reports an order for several pieces of music from Tucumcari New Mexico after clipping his ad from the Daily Recording Chronicle. He sent payment and asked for the song list in the advertisement. Palmer notes his local advertising yields direct results.
Go with a Rusa. The demand for that wonderful stomach liver and kidney cure, Dr King’s New Life Pills is astounding Raley and Co say they never saw the like. It cures sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness jaundice sick headache chills and malaria. Only 25e. J. F. Raley and Co.
Birmingham, Ala September 10 Charles S Barrett of Union City Ga was chosen head of the Farmers Co Operative and Educational Union at yesterday's convention Other officers named include Vice President J F Montgomery Gleason Tenn Secretary treasurer R H McCullough Lt Wilson Miss W A Morris Ala A C Shufori North Carolina John Grady Kentucky 0 L Dornblazer Texas
An old advertisement touts Hicks' Ca pudine for fever and aching due to malarial conditions colds or overheating. It claims to reduce fever and relieve aches with a liquid tonic sold in 3 5 10 26 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
Industrial agents and local officials from Fort Worth and Denton join Denton in welcoming speakers for a Thursday night social session. They pledge constructive advice to the Texas Commercial Secretaries as Denton aims to boost agricultural and business activity. A new show on the north side of the square offers exhibitors a free next trades day ticket to spur competition and local commerce. A Denton returnee reports better conditions here than in other towns, praising local prospects and growth.
Citizens discuss rehabilitating the public square with new macadam paving or similar paneling. While the concept is sound, organizers note that the project requires more than ideas to become actual work.
A reader recalls early Dallas and Denton ties, noting Denton’s early growth, rail inquiries, and mutual support history. The letter laments current bond issues and political moves, urging collaboration and recognizing past intercounty progress amid economic strains.
The Daughters of the Confederacy plan a Tag Day on Saturday September 11 to raise funds for the Hood’s Texas Brigade Monument. Supporters are urged to wear tags to show their backing.
In New York, diplomat Enrico confesses he is strapped for money and fears losing his freedom through an Italian marriage while plotting to pursue wealth via a potential match. Hillard and Merrihew at the club receive a blue letter from a correspondent, hinting at romance as a bewitching distraction amid looming travel to Naples and Rome.
A wealthy, isolated man’s palatial house hosts a lonely European émigré woman of blue eyes and red hair. She contemplates answering a personal inquiry in a newspaper while fearing exposure to Italy’s aristocracy and a mysterious gentleman she saw in a park. She orders her maid to fetch a letter addressed to Mme Angel and hints at reading it herself.
Health and Beauty Aid Cosmetics and lotions will not clear your complexion of pimples and blotches like Foley's Orito Laxative for indigestion stomach and liver trouble and habitual constipation. Cleanses the system and is pleasant to take. Garrison and Kimmins.
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