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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
2
Public notice states that any erroneous reflections on firms individuals or corporations appearing in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. The statement emphasizes accuracy and accountability in the newspaper’s column content.
The Denton county executive committee urges every Democrat to vote in the May 4 preferential primary to reflect the majority preference for presidential candidates in the State convention. The note stresses opportunity for all Democrats to express their choice.
Harmon central committee names a mixed reception committee including Clark Wilson and Underwood supporters to welcome Senator Bailey in Denton. Bailey to be guest of honor with full courtesy and 5 000 expected attendees Monday if weather allows.
The Record and Chronicle notes Superintendent Carlisle leaves Denton with best wishes. Beaty, a proven administrator, will assume the post and aims to maintain the high standard of the local school system.
Engineer Munro from Actuary Roulets office estimates key rate could fall by 1 17c per dollar with changes and a new ordinance. Some changes are under way and more soon. Denton premiums could drop about 33 1 3 percent overall, easing a heavy burden on homeowners and small carriers while large insurers move policies out of state.
Buried in playful ad copy, the piece touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quick healer for pimples boils cuts and burns. It targets boys and girls with bargain fun items and carnival rides at J F Raley Co’s lot offering confetti whistles balloons and candy.
A dramatic treat unfolds at the Tent Theatre this evening with a performance designed to captivate local audiences. The show promises lively acting, bold storytelling, and an engaging ambiance for theatergoers tonight.
Amusements note Harrison’s theater last night featured The Signal Fire praised by many as the best of three plays. Special scenery enhanced each act with striking scene-settings including rocks and boulders for the Indian play. The plot centers on Eagle Eye and warriors defending a hero condemned to die at sunset. Music between acts by the orchestra adds to the program.
The Majestic presented muse and pictures enjoyed by attendees with National Censorship approval. An all star orchestra featured Wayne Jeffries and Merle Filetge among others, praised for high skill and varied affiliations. The admission price valued, and patrons urged to request pieces. Taming of the Shrew play tickets go on sale Thursday at Curtis Drug Store.
Governor Judson Harmon spoke in Dallas arguing tariff policy as central to the current campaign. He accused the Wilson bill of prolonging hard times, defended duties on raw materials, and praised Speaker Champ Clark and Leader Oscar Underwood while criticizing the party's policies on innovation and protection.
Gov Harmon spoke briefly at the Hillsboro courthouse as court adjourned for his address. He planned to speak in Waco that evening after leaving town this afternoon, following yesterday's papers accounts of his remarks.
Local theater note invites audiences to see Mr. Jim Bailey perform tonight at the Tent Theater. The featured act promises popular songs and a lively stage presence for an intimate evening of entertainment.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only permanent cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the constitutional disease from within by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars if it fails and urge readers to obtain testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes an event at Tent Theater featuring Mr. Jim Hailey tonight.
An Eastman Kodak agent touts kodaks and Brownie cameras as a simple efficient outlet for human energy. The catalog offers Kodaks from $5 and Brownies from $1.00 with printing paper and photographic chemicals for sale.
In a Tennessee manor, Judge Mahaffy questions Hicks and others about Miss Malroy and the missing Hannibal. Carrington Yancy Cavendish and the sheriff reveal ties to North Carolina and a plan to recover the boy. The judge offers aid and notes Murrell’s complicity while pressing for facts to unravel a web of crime and allegiance.
The text fragment hints at ongoing concerns over a woman's disappearance and the sensitivity required in reporting. It references caution against overreaching to assign blame or conclusions that could compromise anyone involved.
In Denton many buyers praise Gillette Safety Razors for a quick pleasant shave with a sharp blade. The razors are marketed as safe, easy to use with no stropping needed. The product is highlighted as a major commercial success with prices from five to twenty five dollars.
An old advertisement extols a product named Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a natural laxative. It claims to relieve sour bile headaches indigestion and constipation by cleansing the liver and bowels without nausea or griping. The ad warns against imitations and directs to the California Fig Syrup Company label.
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