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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
4
Dr W H Bruce president of the Normal college will meet with the School Board and citizens at the High School Monday night to discuss the model school. The governor cut the 50000 appropriation though the Legislature approved it, delaying plans for a temporary building on recently secured state lots.
Delicious home pack peaches from El bertas and Mamie Ross in 3 pound cans at 15 cents each while supplies last. Order by phone now. A small lot came from W T C Potter who canned them. Phones 7.
New fall mil linery promotion showcases at Wilson-Hann Co upstairs. Mrs Dickson invites patrons to see latest hats and accessories, with updated contact numbers 472 and 402 for inquiries and visits.
An old advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds throat and lung ailments claiming it can save lives. A user testimonial from Malichete Col. Two doctors said consumption would kill him yet he recovered. Money refunded if no benefit. Price one dollar and a half. Guaranteed by J. F. Raley & Co.
Fresh pack mackerel arrives for breakfast with contact details for Turner Bros. Phones 7.
B Y P U Sunday program lists leader Miss Odessa Swindell with Psalm 19 reading. Daily Bible Readings emphasize reminder of God, education in truth, wisdom for life, and Christian culture by Mrs. Barnes Slaton Fitzgerald Vivian Porter Miss Lottie Brashears. Quotation by each member from Psalm 14149. Song Break Thou the Bread of Life.
The Christian Endeavor Society schedules a program tomorrow with talks on what incident in the life of Christ inspires you most and which of Christ's miracles impresses you, led by Mrs. Rogers and Ed Brown. Additional reflections on Christ's parables will follow with Vivian Rogers and Miss Susan Cobb presenting.
An advertisement notes an aciey dull feeling as a sign of approaching malaria and promotes HERB INE from R. H. Garrison. It claims the product destroys the malarial germ, purges impurities, and restores brightness and vigor, priced at 50cc.
A notice from Frontier Asthma Company invites trial treatment and full information at no charge. The address given is Room 102 Buffalo N. AGY. in a free information campaign.
A local advert from John Swartz offers photography services at affordable prices with a guarantee of high quality. The studio is described as being above the post office and invites customers to view samples.
Swellings from inflammation cold fractures toothache neuralgia or rheumatism can be relieved by applying BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It should be rubbed over the affected part to ease pain reduce swelling and restore normal conditions. Prices 25c 50c and $1.00 per bottle sold by R. H. Garrison.
The city sees an unprecedented rush for commercial space as the Evers building on the square is leased to Peaden Brothers for a grocery store by October. E. E. Kirkland buys Kittrell pool hall for a possible picture show, while one vacancy may open when the Exchange National Bank moves to a new building and its current downstairs space is leased to Duggan Abstract Company.
The advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional remedy. It claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 to any failed case, and promotes circulars and testimonials, with a 75 cent price and accompanying Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Hats for ladies this fall will be small and chic. Come in and inspect our fall showing now. New phone 472 and old phone 402 listed for Mrs Joza Dickson.
Turner Brothers lists seasonable vegetables now available in small shipments to ensure freshness for customers. The notice highlights fresh arrivals and emphasizes timely delivery of produce.
An advertisement touts Herbine as a liver correctant to purify the system, stimulate vital organs, and improve health. It claims relief from yellow complexion pimples and blemishes and notes a 50 cent price. Sold by R. H. Garrison.
A reader notes pears apples oranges and grapes advertised at Bob West’s on the square side showcasing local fruit offerings.
A deeply dramatic story of life in the gold fields follows the rush for wealth and ruthless settlers. Tom Fitzsimmons, a cowboy in love with the ranch owner’s daughter, is discharged and schemes to rob the outlaw Red Bill for a $1000 reward. He ends up capturing Red Bill and earns the reward and parental consent to wed.
Notice warns water users that sprinkling without a meter will lead to immediate disconnection. Signed by W. J. Grady, Superintendent.
Local society brings notes of travel and visits. People including Miss Ruth Summers, Mrs. J. Robb, Mr. Lomax, and Miss Elise McCormick circuit Dallas Fort Worth and other Texas towns for short stays and events. An Abilene Christian College regent departs for Abilene as his son-in-law presides.
The article notes wetter conditions lead to heavier and more severe colds than mid winter. It claims warmer season colds are harder to dispel and more tedious and uncomfortable than winter illnesses.
Rexall Cold Tablets are described as gentle laxative and pleasant to take, aiming to tackle heavy colds that ordinary remedies fail to affect. The product is claimed to provide prompt and decisive relief, eliciting patient admiration.
Advertisement touts Rexall Cold Tablets as a solution for heavy deep seated colds with a money back guarantee. Claims relief regardless of severity and offers the product at 20 cents.
The Oak Street church schedules a Holiness meeting at 3 o clock Sunday. A cold norther arrived Friday afternoon bringing real winter. Saturday brought light rain with more than two inches measured downtown while the Experiment Farm gauge read 1.4 inches.
A new shipment arriving from California includes pears grapes apples and oranges offered at discount prices by Bob West.
Practically new automobile offered for trade toward a house and lot with cash difference. Also offering loans on farms at a low interest rate for buyers facing due dates.
Denton Land and LoanCo promotes home canned Elbertas and Mamie Ross peaches from W T C Potter. Three pound cans in good syrup priced at 15 cents each while available. Phone orders through Turner Bros.
West's announces a fresh shipment featuring pears, apples, oranges, and grapes offering value for fruit buyers seeking seasonal selections and reliable quality.
The ad argues do it yourself baking is more costly than bakery bread. It promises fresh daily loaves baked in sanitary rooms and urges callers to phone the bakery to start home delivery.
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