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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1912
Page
2
Notice from The Record and Chronicle Company Denton Texas warns readers against defamatory reflections and commits to promptly correct any erroneous reflections upon firms individuals or corporations upon notification to publishers.
A list of July primary candidates covers county offices including judge assessor treasurer and clerk with multiple names noted for sheriff attorney and superintendent City notices name mayor and alderman seats with discussion of street projects and credit to Alderman Joe Evans and the Chamber of Commerce The column also discusses Henry Watterson figures and critiques of Cleveland Wilson and Col Harvey in a reflective editorial tone.
The article argues cooking does not always improve food. Albumen is essential and coagulates at 160 degrees Fahrenheit. for weak digestion eggs should be poached or whipped. It notes infants cannot live long on boiled milk and uncooked cereal starch is hard to digest, suggesting slow cooking with a fireless cooker or double boiler.
Citizens along North Locust street line up to pave concrete walks from the business district to the College of Industrial Arts. The project will raise home values and improve access through mud seasons, reflecting strong local support and credit to the Chamber of Commerce for the effort.
Health boards urge disinfecting suspicious spots to prevent meningitis scarlet fever and diphtheria. Emphasizes personal and premises cleanliness and warns that telephone mouthpieces can spread germs. Recommends Platts Chlorides solution for odorless disinfection costs under a quart. Also notes Indianapolis grand jury expect up to 30 indictments in dynamite conspiracy probe and charges of interstate transportation and conspiracy.
A message advertises a trial by Frontier Asthma Company promising free treatment and full information. It lists Room 12 in Buffalo as the contact point and emphasizes no charge for participation or consultation.
Multiple denominations announce Sunday programs including Sunday schools at 9:45 to 9:30 a.m. and worship times at 11 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. Revivals feature solos, youth leagues, and guest pastors with a cordial invitation to attend.
The schedule lists Juniors 3 p m with Mrs C U Yancey as superintendent and Seniors 6 15 p m with vrem Pierce as leader. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m led by L Fulton. Miss Margery Ballard will sing in the morning service.
A Virginia man from Danville, W Evans, recalls blaming heart distress for two years before discovering Drning s New Life Pills cured indigestion. The remedy is advertised for stomach liver kidney troubles constipation headache and debility at 25 cents via J F Raley Co.
All three supreme court judges appear on the ballot this year. Judge Ramseys seat will be vacant, Judge Brown seeks a full term, and Judge Dibrell runs for a two year term amid renewed voter interest in the judiciary.
Farmers advised to bring cotton to Taylor Bros Gin for cleaning to earn from 3 to 5 dollars more per unit. They claim the highest market price paid for seed cotton at the gin and root the square.
In Felt Bad All Who Took, Mrs Carrie May from Shellhorn Alabama reports weak spells and headaches followed by improvement after using Cardui a tonic claimed to aid womanly organs. She urges other suffering women to try it asking druggists to stock the remedy and notes a 64 page handbook is available from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
Mrs Rosa Boyer of 1421 Sherman Ave Evanston credits Peruna with curing a lingering cold that left her weak unable to eat or sleep She reports rapid improvement after two weeks and compares her condition favorably to before noting she sent two pictures to show her recovery.
Frank Amberson, a farmer near Graham, was found dead with a shotgun wound to the head. The loaded firearm lay by his side, and the wound appears to be self inflicted. Authorities investigated the scene and are awaiting further details.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. It is a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Claimed to be non quack, prescribed by leading physicians, made by J Cheney & Co Toledo. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Marshall A Hudson renowned Baraca-Philathea leader arrives in Denton to address young men and women at the First Baptist Church tonight. He will be joined by local riders for a city tour including the Normal and Industrial colleges as the Baraca-Philathea movement grows toward its goal of a million men and women.
A home treatment offered by Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims to cure bedwetting in children and urine difficulties in adults. She promises free instructions by mail with no payment required and urges mothers to write today, noting the approach is not the child’s fault and that a constitutional cause exists.
Former Missouri governor Jos W Folk spoke in Joplin Friday night urging friends to back a progressive Democrat if a nomination is blocked. He warned that if his delegation controls the convention and he is not nominated the nomination may go to a progressive such as Woodrow Wilson.
Turneil Bros promotes Alfelfa honey from New Mexico sold in 10 pound buckets. Call now for availability and pricing.
Congressman Henry of Texas leads talks on a compromise amid a probe fight. Henry resolution components want the probe committee appointed by the Speaker. A caucus is called for Wednesday. Barber's store advertises poultry with old and new phone numbers.
We announce new high quality Valentines and clever favors for all occasions. An exhibition of Masters reproductions is planned, with a forthcoming announcement. A floor sweep proves germ proof for homes and public buildings, priced at two dollars seventy five cents per hundred pounds, plus a hygienic liquid soap and dispenser. We aim to aid Denton and its people.
County Judge J. Q. Adamson was exonerated of indictments charging him with demeanor and felony in handling court fees. indictments were quashed. Bequests involving Lewis Mallahn and his children were found, with belief of murder followed by suicide in Appleton area.
Groundhog emerged on Wednesday and reportedly saw its shadow, indicating six more weeks of winter according to believers. The event follows traditional folklore and was observed by locals.
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