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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1912
Page
4
Church officers and teachers in regular session voted to host a Christmas tree and entertainment for pupils on Christmas Eve. Emphasis will be on the spirit of Christmas giving. Entertainments committees will be appointed later. Deafness treatment ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money offer for untreatable cases.
H. M. Selby of Little Elm and Miss Mamie Louis Gammon of Little Elm along with M. A. Clynch of Denton and Miss Lena Murphy of Bolivar and Y. M. Turpen of Denton and Miss May Brock are listed in a community notice.
A full arload of Denton county peanuts was shipped to Denison Saturday night and sold in advance at 88c a bushel. Growers include EB M Arnold Houghton Stiff Tom Thetford and G H Stallings. The sale was arranged through the Chamber of Commerce and Secretary Roark said he could arrange car lot sales for other neighborhoods.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for digestive distress caused by a supposed plot between liver and bowels. It claims the remedy gently restores health and good feelings and lists 25 cents at J F Raley Co. An additional line promotes a fruit cake ingredients by Turner Bros with nuts fruits and cherries.
An elderly Connecticut man of 99 offers a temperate living guide and exercise advice. He endorses Vinol as a top body builder for the aged, citing testimonials from Mrs. Mary Ivey of Columbus, Georgia, and promising a money-back guarantee through Druggist O. M. Curtis in Denton.
Tonight the College of Industrial Arts music faculty gives a program at the college auditorium. Lucy Ault sings Adagio from Bruch Concerto op 26 and Yeni by Hauser. S Justina Smith performs The Cane Bottom Chair and The Pettison Twins. A. G. Pfaff plays Spring Song Wagner Litt and Onaway Awake Beloved Soler idge Taylor among others.
The Ariel club music department met December 5 at Mrs J A Crawford’s home with eleven members present and several guests. The lesson featured a review of Italian opera by Mrs Ed Wilson Jr and Mrs Smith read about Donizetti and La Favorita. Mrs Evers sang Oh My Fernando with piano by Mrs Charles Saunders. Miss Moore spoke on how clubs raise music standards and a luncheon followed before adjourning to reconvene January 19 with Mrs Smith.
The text argues that the city should not be torn down but built up through local spending. It states every dollar spent is a home stave and works for the welfare of the community, presenting spending as a civic duty to strengthen the locality.
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