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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle invites corrections for any erroneous reflections and outlines subscription rates and mailing details for Denton Texas. It notes past and current subscription costs and terms and emphasizes prompt corrections upon notification to publishers.
The Denton Chronicle notes that Texas delegates at the state convention did not condemn the Payne Aldrich tariff law. Carlisle praises local graduates for high college-bound rates with 24 of 29 entering higher institutions. A proposal seeks to shift commissioner duties to focus on lectures on food questions for college girls.
The piece notes ongoing problems for German airships with five or six Zeppelins lost to wrecks including a Zepp VI fire. It also praises Ballinger’s courthouse lawn improvement in Runnels County and discusses Denton County hopes to create a court house park. It mentions Taft’s shift away from the referee system and touches on local industrial and education matters. A Dramatic freight train incident is recounted with a French pianist conductor causing a collision and a frightening ride ending in chaos and injuries.
Regular court adjourned with few items but a new Justice Court site set for Precinct 4 at Justin. Precinct 2 Commissioner Selman proposed a four mile northeastern road through the Gribble Springs area funded by land donors, with repairs to Clear Creek bridge inspected and accepted. Numerous county accounts were approved, totaling payments to local firms and individuals.
Denton is praised as a favorable base for traveling men and a Fort Worth Dallas interurban line. The Denton Record and Chronicle claims interurban construction will attract hundreds of new families and travelers see Denton as a good opportunity. The piece calls for unity among builders to advance progress.
The text promotes John A. Hann & Co. as offering the latest mil linery styles. It emphasizes a display or collection of new hats and headwear for the season, inviting customers to view the latest designs.
The notice urges visits to Hann & Co. for new millinery while noting local health fads. It touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as the only constitutional remedy and offers a $100 cure-a-failure guarantee with testimonials and circulars available.
The store introduces a fine line of high grade stationery among other new items and invites customers to compare all kinds and prices. John A Hann & Co. continues to stock a wide range for all needs.
An advertisement extols iron nerve and unmatched energy from Dr Kine's New Life Pills. It claims regulators restore brain and body strength and notes availability at J. F. Haley & Co. for 25 cents.
In the Gospel account Matthew 22 15 22 34 46 Pharisees and Sadducees test Jesus. He silences them with render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar s and unto God the things that are God s. He answers about resurrection and the Messiah s lordship. The exchange clarifies law love and divine power and ends with Jesus proving his teaching and authority.
Denton September 17 The regular sessions of the North Texas State Normal opened September 14 with an enrollment of 563 on day one and 585 currently, with a prospect of 750 total this year. Literary societies R Lee and Reagan show strong activity with 24 and 31 new members respectively, and programs planned for Monday. A new science hall was approved September 12, noted as among the state’s best, with labs for physical, chemical, manual training and domestic sciences. Faculty members spent summer study at Chicago, Kansas City, Corpus Christi, and other locales.
A father narrates two wartime tales to his children. Sir Philip Sidney shares his water with a wounded comrade and dies. a Dane on a battlefield offers water to a dying Swede but is betrayed, then returns half the water and drinks half himself.
Professors Swenson Masters Tripp Davis and other faculty members spent summers in various states. Swenson in Colorado, Masters in Dallas, Tripp at Central State Normal School Michigan and Columbia University visits. Miss Boylan with parents in Hubbard Tennessee. Davis visiting Nashville. Mrs. McCracken with father in Glasgow Kentucky. Remaining faculty and Mrs. Lewis summered at their Denton homes.
Readied inventory displays varied styles of millinery at John A Hann and Co with price and purchase options. Publications advertise weekly 10 words and 40 cent rates for daily and weekly editions respectively.
A Oswego New York man credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a stubborn lung cough that resisted remedies for years. The ad touts it for colds lagrippe asthma croup hay fever and more promising fast relief. Trial bottle offered 60 cents to 1 00 and guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Denton invites residents to a big free concert at Majestic Airhome Monday night. The community event promises entertainment and a lively atmosphere for all ages.
Readers recall the newspaper’s Lost and Found columns as the primary way to recover missing items and reconnect with the community. The Record and Chronicle emphasize ads and notices guiding seekers to post reports and browse listings.
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