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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1909
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle Company lists subscription prices for various terms. Rates include six months and one year options, with mail delivery in advance. The notice notes Denton Texas as the mailing and publication location and references postal classifications and legal dates.
The Record Chronicle invites readers to report erroneous reflections on individuals or corporations. The publishers will gladly correct any such items upon notification to ensure accuracy and fairness in printing.
The longtime editor Ernest Logsden sells the Sanger Courier plant and goodwill to Worth Ray, with the first issue under new management appearing last week. Ray aims to keep the paper live and up to date for Sanger readers while Logsden departs. Denton County residents express best wishes for both parties and hope for continued local journalism commitment.
The Cleburne Enterprise argues for good roads but against issuing bonds to fund road construction in Johnson County. It favors raising the tax to 30 cents for road purposes, estimating about $200,000 yearly, with $300,000 over ten years, avoiding bonds and interest while expanding miles of roads.
Daniel Voorhees Pike of Kokomo, a sharp witted Indiana guard ian, pursues a dangerous romance involving a young local girl and a quartet of schemers led by a penniless British peer. He recalls his past while pondering a possible trip abroad to London and a bold legal challenge.
Perkins presses Pike about the guardian role and the two Simson children. Pike notes money is sent to them, but Perkins doubts the guardian’s adequacy. Pike hints at Ethel and a garden hat drawing them away, while they quibble over Kokomo as a destination.
Pike learns from a letter from Sorrento that the Kokomo woman plans to marry Hon. Almeric St Aubyn of Hawcastie in Italy and settle on him. The marriage would revoke her inheritance to the Kokomo Orphan asylum. Perkins asks questions as Pike weighs consent and the fate of the old house.
Advertisement touts Hicks' Capucline as a remedy for fever and aching from fevers colds or overheating. It is sold in liquid forms at 10 25 and 50 cents in drug stores.
In Dalhart Judge Hill overruled requests to transfer the case Savage et al versus Humphries et al regarding the Potter County prohibition election. Contestants argued Judge Browning should hear the case, but Hill denied the motion this morning.
The testimonial notes Simmons Liver Purifier as mild yet effective for constipation and torpid liver, claiming it does not irritate or gripe. It is advertised as being sold in tin boxes for 25 cents. The endorsement is by S. P. Cleary of Jackson, Tennessee.
Rev. Andrew F. Heltman delivers a Sunday sermon at the Presbyterian church on the twofold Christian life. He argues for inner spirit and outer church organization, urging balance between personal consecration and structured faith, with emphasis on following Christ and cooperative church unity.
A 19th century advertisement claims Foley's Oring Laxative stimulates the stomach and liver and regulates the bowels to positively cure habitual constipation, distributed by Garrison & Kimmins.
A New York Tribune passage cautions readers about random invitations. It highlights how a hostess may be in flux or unwell and how guests sense tension in the room. The piece argues that such unwelcome theatrics erode comfort despite the social ritual.
A gentleman witnessed his pigeon fall from a window sill after a boy in the lane fired a catapult. The boy fled but was chased down and caught. The owner confronted the youth, who claimed the bird was in the way as he aimed at the window.
Unclear OCR notes indicate transfers involving vendors at the R. and C. office. Details on parties, dates, or amounts are not readable. Further text is needed to determine the exact action scope and affected entities.
Capudine touted as a universal remedy claims to cure sick headache nervous headache traveler's headache grip stomach troubles and female troubles with "squid-effects" and instant relief. Sold by druggists.
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