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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle states corrections will be published if a misreflection upon any firm individual or corporation appears in its columns and is brought to the publishers attention. The notice appears daily except Sundays with subscription and delivery details noted.
The text cites the Denton Chamber of Commerce slogan schtagmit ’em as a motto signaling persistency. It notes pronunciation and asserts the phrase is effective for driving results, while quoting Democratic figures debating Governor Wilson’s strength and a newspaper quip about winter lingering despite impressions to the contrary.
The Chamber of Commerce and civic boosters push progress in Denton with a gas franchise arising from their efforts. Interurban promoters eye a 12 month build, signaling a strong, broad interest in civic improvement as the city nears a commission form of government and faster development.
A letter outlines differing views on how to treat beggars seeking money. Sarah Louise questions why some men receive expensive outfits while others give little. The piece contrasts charity with cynicism and cites Bacon on reading while joking about trips to Dallas.
If you’ve something to sell use the CLASSIFIED section to reach local buyers. Post details, prices, and contact information to attract quick responses and clear listings.
Revival spirit grows at First Christian Church with crowded Friday services. Mr Marshall preaches End of the World with biblical proof and saved versus lost themes. Junior chorus leads music. evangelist to speak on Watchfulness. Three services Sunday. high aims for Sunday school attendance and special music throughout.
Special open meeting program for Baraca Philathea at First Baptist Church Sunday night includes songs such as Loyalty to Christ and His Love Is Far Better than Gold, readings from The Little Minister, solos, and remarks on the future of Baraca works in Texas.
Dr J B Gambrell of Patlar editor of the Baptist Sunword and a leading Texas divine will preach at the First Baptist church tomorrow forenoon service. He will be a guest of Mr and Mrs J W Cook while in the city. Baraca program to be rendered tomorrow night at the church.
The article notes the Denton School board will elect teachers for 1912 13 with seven members. a vacancy from Mayor Bates resignation will be filled May 4. In a separate dramatic scene Betty and Hannibal hide in a loft as voices, footsteps, and sobs echo from below during a tense night.
John Murrell enters the lodge without warning, revealing himself to Betty as Norton's murderer and the man behind the planned peril. Betty confronts him with fear and loathing as the danger and romance collide in the tense bayou setting.
A testimonial from Clarendon Texas claims Dr King's New Discovery cured a man of a consuming illness after years of illness. The notice promotes the remedy as quick safe and reliable with a two price option 50 cents or one dollar and offers a free trial at J F Raley and Co.
The Harrison company opens a week of tent theater here Monday night with a large 1800 seat canvas venue. It offers elevated circusy seating and box seats six in front. the orchestra with electric lights and a first class stage. The bill features The Love of a Thief, a drama by Charles Morrison, praised for romance and restitution.
A local notice promotes bananas from Smith and Webster, urging daily buyers to price check and buy from their wagon at Curtis' corner as it passes by. The message emphasizes trust in past trade and invites customers to call at the wagon.
Vanity boxes of german silver each containing powder puff and a vanity mirror. Each lady purchaser of one dollar worth of toilet goods at the sale.
Preparations are under way at Little Elm for a May 1 Decoration Day program. A Whayne Robertson noted Friday that speakers will include F F Hitt and Alva M Owsley along with others, followed by dinner on the grounds.
Readers learn of Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a universal cure for a constitutional disease. The ad offers 100 dollars for any failure to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials, with the product sold by all druggists and a 75 cent Hall's Family Pills recommendation for constipation.
Mrs J C Green of Meetze Virginia recounts suffering from severe womanly problems treated by two local doctors and various medicines until she tried Cardui. She reports dramatic improvement with renewed health and urges other sufferers to try it. Cardui may reduce doctor bills by toning the nervous system and restoring rosy cheeks.
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