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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
4
A new material for nail coverings promises improved durability and longer wear. It features enhanced strength, better adhesion, and reduced chipping compared with traditional finishes, potentially extending maintenance intervals for users.
The November weather report by Supt. T W Buell shows rainfall of 5.81 inches, a record for recent years, with highest temperature 81 degrees on November 22 and lowest 31 on November 10. Mean temperature 61.5 degrees. Wind and humidity figures accompany the data, including 8 clear days, 18 cloudy days, and 4 partly cloudy days.
An advertisement urges Americans to use four ounces of rad salts daily to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. It claims the drink neutralizes urine acids, prevents bladder disorders, and supports overall health, marketed as inexpensive and safe for home use.
All the little folks and their mothers are invited to Wilson- Hann's store Saturday for a dressed doll bazaar. The dolls will be more reasonably priced than elsewhere and dressed so daintily.
Excitement and pathos carry the performance from start to finish. Monarch line of salad dressings and relishes are promoted as perfect flavor enhancers for meals. Long & King advertise culinary products alongside the show.
An advertisement promotes attractive Handkerchiefs at three for 25 cents and Linen Crash Paper with 48 envelopes for 25 cents, highlighting a bundled bargain.
Deputy Galligher returned from Chickasha with Ed Dearman the negro charged in the Kamry switches killing who refused to come to Texas without requisition papers. He balked at leaving his cell and was dragged out by force while shouting that he was being kidnapped and mobbed. A crowd gathered as he was led to the station and then the train, where he quieted. He believed a mob awaited him and thought fellow prisoners urged the fear.
An old advertisement urges parents to use California Syrup of Figs to relieve constipation in children and adults. It claims a coated tongue signals cleansing needs and touts a pleasant taste, urging readers to ask druggists for a 50 cent bottle and to insist on the California Fig Syrup Company label.
The advertisement claims Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment cures itching burning eczema and skin eruptions. Geo W Fitch of Mendota Illinois testifies he suffered since the Civil War and found relief from one box. The firm Pfeiffer Chemical Co guarantees satisfaction or money back with sales through druggists or by mail in Philadelphia or St Louis.
Notice announces china plates for the U D C s of Texas on sale at Terry's Fair benefiting the U D V monument fund. Plates described as handsome and available to come at once.
Stomach liver and kidney troubles, weak nerves, back pain and other ailments claimed relieved by Electric Bitters. Testimonial from Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma praises the remedy, noting widespread use among women. Bottle price one dollar, guaranteed, via H. E. Bucklen & Co. Also brief ad for Dora ribbon cane syrup from LONG & KING.
A pharmacist states his thirty five years of experience in prescription compounding and emphasizes the drug store focus on prescription work and patient care. He urges readers to trust him for accurate dispensing and attentive service to support physicians and patient relief.
A brief ad notes a business at Phone 188 East Side Square touting thirty six years of experience. The item emphasizes long standing service and a local contact point. No further details or names are provided.
Proceeds from today’s Princess Theatre event benefit the Denton High football team. High School boys urge attendance this afternoon or tonight to ease the team’s debt from inadequate fall support. Plan to buy new sweaters was abandoned due to finances.
An old time ad touts a 50 cent Sage and Sulphur remedy for darkening gray hair. It claims natural, even color and benefits for dandruff and itchy scalp, applied with a sponge or brush and reportedly visible by morning.
Turner Bros proposes selling one dozen 2 percent Il.eans of California apricots for 1.25 dollars. The note says the apricots are fine.
Proceeds from a local plate sale go to the Monument fund. The plates feature a design by Mrs Charlies Gatewood of Denton chosen from 500 entries for the Chapters of Texas.
Mrs Dickson announces a sale of flowers and assorted novelties at cost. The event highlights budget pricing and a clearance for inventory with steady customer turnout expected.
Turner Bros advertises Dr Porter antiseptic healing oil as a surgical dressing and pain reliever with prices 25c 50c and 1.00. Wizard Oil offer free quart with purchase. Mrs Dickson's store promotes savings on canned goods during the Christmas sale.
County Judge Sam H. Hoskins and John Appling of Carthage, Panola County, met for the first time in 35 years while visiting Henderson. They were schoolmates at Dr. O. H. Cooper's old Henderson school and spent the day recalling boyhood adventures and escapades.
Mrs Joza Dickson above Wilson Hann's will offer all trimmed hats at cost starting this week and continuing until every hat is sold.
A Denton blacksmith J R Dobbs testifies kidney trouble years ago with back pain and frequent awakenings. He used Deans Kidney Pills after buying from J F Raley Co Drug Store and reports a complete cure after two boxes. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
A reader notes a complete line listing fruit cake ingredients and asks to contact Turner Bros by phone. The item resembles a classified notice or product listing in a local newspaper.
Croup and cough remedy praised for children with dramatic claims by Manchester Ohio family. Consumers urged to buy 50 cents to 1.00 dollars per bottle from Cruggists. H E Bucklen Co markets in Philadelphia or St Louis. Mrs Dickson sells plumes and fancy feathers at cost.
The article discusses the origins and proper practice of dry cleaning, contrasting full plant methods with improper surface spot cleaning. It emphasizes sanitary handling, the removal of embedded dirt, and the role of benzine and mechanical devices in thorough cleansing and moth control.
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