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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
4
Mingo report says Elm, once a full mile wide, has returned to normal with only the fast drying flooded area remaining from last week. Roads to town are drying and traffic is resuming as sun returns. Denton county reports little damage and the rain has aided the ground.
New term started Wednesday with several new students joining the Normal college after completing first term exams. T. C. Sample on the east side of the square has completed attractive improvements to his grocery store including new wall and ceiling paper.
F. F. Hill appeared downtown Thursday afternoon for the first time since surgery. He seemed fully recovered though his strength has not yet fully returned.
Hussey, who fractured an ankle in a mill accident Tuesday, is reported by his physician to be progressing well despite the pain and will remain confined to the house for several weeks.
The Texas Wonder claims to dissolve gravel cure diabetes and rheumatism and all irregularities of kidneys and bladder for men and women. Children’s bladder troubles regulated. One small bottle two months’ treatment. Send for testimonials. Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis Mo. Sold by druggists.
If you value quality coffee with rich flavor and strength, try a can of Colonial Brand marketed by Turner Bros selling agents.
The U D C of Texas offers china plates for sale at Terry's Fair to benefit the U C V monument fund. Also adds dill pickles in bulk. Long & King advertise the event.
Advertisement claims Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment relieves itching burning and various skin eruptions including eczema salt rheum and fetter. testimonial from W Fitch of Mendota Illinois praises results after Civil War era treatments. Guarantee offered money refunded and product sold by Pfeiffer Chemical Co.
Member state health board and United States Hookworm Commission discuss developments in hookworm research. Dr Juckias outlines current findings and potential public health implications for affected communities.
Dr. Judkins of the State Board of Health spoke to College of Industrial Arts faculty and students on the hookworm commission findings. He cited 180,000 North Carolina cases treated and 710 of 1,278 examined in San Augustine infected. In Texas, about 150,000 school children infected with 25 percent heavily affected, reducing education efficiency and family wages by half.
A vivid Pathe release showcases spectacular views and superb action. The new film pleases the most exacting audiences with its beautiful backgrounds and exceptional execution from start to finish.
A speaker with thirty five years experience in the prescription case emphasizes the drug store's focus on compounding physicians prescriptions and patient care. He urges supporting the physician by using the drug store service for remedies and siesta care.
J A Munnis offers thirty six years of experience and lists contact as phone 188 in East Side Square.
Dr. Judkins reports twenty two thousand cases treated in Texas from 35 000 examinations across twenty three counties. In Houston city 1 400 examined, under 2 percent infected, while rural areas near the city show infection up to 45 percent due to poor sanitation. He notes mud carrying and oxygen loss, parasite description, blood loss, and calls education and sanitation the main defense.
The column lists numerous residents and visitors such as John Mounts from Frederick Oklahoma and Rev and Mrs G O Summers from Aubrey. Others include Capt Lacy returning from Kingston and E E Kelsay from Memphis visiting family in the area.
Local cotton men differ on the upcoming government report published Friday. Each buyer offers varied figures in thousands with some confident estimates shown as high as 14 million. The spread ranges from 13.3 million to 14.8 million as opinions diverge.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general strengthening remedy. It claims to drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and build up the system for adults and children at 50 cents.
The notice states that F. D. Cox has purchased an interest in the firm Cox and Whitson, with 31 W. Whitson referenced as part of the business. The brief item records a changes in ownership within the partnership.
Dr W H Swearingen announces moving his office next door to Dr W A Jones Grand Leader building and asks past patrons for continued support. He states reports of his departure are unfounded and that he will remain at the same location with a new phone 231 replacing old 46.
Monarch brands including Olive Salad Yacht Club Salad Dressing Monarch Catsup and Monarch Sweet Rel ish promise richer flavor for meals from LONG KING.
The Lone Star Marble Works advertises top-quality memorials with the claim of employing only the best workmen and offering prices as low as any yard in the state. Call to compare and view selections.
A brief notice from Turner Bros promises money saving on canned goods with a call to prove the claim and an offer to prove the savings.
A lighthearted piece describes a mistaken identity scenario in a dapper Edison comedy, delivering humorous moments that leave the audience with a satisfied smile. The review notes clever timing and witty dialogue shaping a breezy, entertaining showing.
A brief notice urges early submission of ad copy for the weekly Record and Chronicle to secure good positions in the large circulation issue. The call emphasizes timely preparation and placement.
A terse business note from Turner Bros requests a dozen 214 Il.eans California apricots for 125 dollars and confirms they are acceptable.
Readable ad copy notes attractive Handker chiefs offered in a bulk deal priced at three for a quarter. The text emphasizes affordability and value for buyers seeking bargains.
The Princess hosts a promotion for a picture show in Denton offering up to five hundred dollars of Simon and George Rogers solid silverware. With each 10-cent ticket purchased from Monday, patrons receive a coupon redeemable for specific pieces including teaspoons dessert spoons and more, while supplies last.
A small ad offers 48 sheets of Linen Crash Paper with 48 envelopes matching the set for 25 cents. The item is priced as a cheap bulk bundle likely aimed at crafters or offices.
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