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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle is published by the RECORDANT CHRONICLE COMPANY with editor W C Edwards and business manager R J Edwards. It notes membership in the Associated Press and lists telephones for reader contact.
Notice to the public regarding second class mail matter registrations at the Denton post office and subscription terms. It states dates of entry, rates, and correction policy for reflected character or reputation in the Record and Chronicle columns.
A College Station dispatch announces the A. and M. glee club will visit to perform for the C I A girls. Denton residents, including Editor Harben of the Richardson Echo, praise the town as a schol town with Normal and C I A enrollments totaling over two thousand in the city schools.
The editor notes Senator Bailey openly opposes Wilson but offers no clear support for any rival. Earlier reports suggested Bailey favored Harmon, yet his interview in state papers reveals no definite stance. The piece questions whether opposition to the New Jersey school master has dissolved into aimless, unproven opposition with no candidate to propose.
Bailey and Culberson diverge in the presidential race while Cone Johnson Jake Wolters and Choice Randell clash in the Senate contest. Ramsey Colquitt contest the gubernatorial race as many minor races and the congressman at large field loom. Amid the crowded field the public foresees a summer of political maneuvering and uncertainty.
Federal grand jury indicts officers and agents of the Structural Iron Workers union amid a multi year conspiracy. The government claims forty thousand letters and telegrams from union files support the charges and trials may reveal more evidence. Public indignation grows over the Iron Workers feud with the Los Angeles Times.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a safe nightly laxative to cleanse the stomach and bowels, claiming relief from headaches coated tongue foul breath and dizziness. It promotes a 10 cent box for family use and notes children enjoy the taste and benefit without gripping.
D K Allison of Denton Texas visited Battle Creek yesterday to tour the Postum Cereal company facilities and private art gallery. He prizes Mr Post and predicts Texas will welcome more business leaders as development accelerates.
Mason Michigan resident A Lttd recounts severe chest pains and near pneumonia after a merciless storm. A neighbor gave Dr King’s New Discovery which eased symptoms, and two bottles cured him. The ad promotes the cough cold and lung remedy priced 59 cents and 1 dollar trial bottle free from J Raley & Co.
The note from LONG & KING invites customers to place complete seed orders for field and garden needs, promising to fill all wants.
A brief notice invites customers to buy four meals or tickets at Ideal Restaurant to lock in savings. Details on availability, pricing, and redemption are limited in the readable text.
A brief note announces an A M Glee Club concert at the Opera House Tuesday night. The item highlights the event as a community musical performance.
An appeal offers a free ten day home treatment for uterine and related female disorders. It promises safety and effectiveness without doctors and asks readers to mail name and address for full instructions and a free book.
Mrs. John M. Stabler of Millersburg Indiana credits Peruna with curing a long battle with chronic stomach catarrh constipation and related ailments after three doctors failed She used Peruna followed guidance from the Peruna Medical Department and reports complete improvement weighing the same as before and now recommends it to others
Associated Press dispatch from London reports England bracing for a large coal strike. Government plans troop deployment to coal districts as about 800000 miners may retire. famine fears rise with only two weeks of coal supply on hand.
Representatives Smith and Burleson of Texas urged President Taft to mobilize the U S army in Texas to protect Americans in Mexico if needed. Similar requests reportedly came from Mexico and Taft planned to present the issue to his cabinet.
Former Texas House Speaker A. M. Kennedy issued a formal call for a conference at Waco on March 2 gathering all supporters of a presidential primary.
A comic tale follows Miss Cynthia as she attempts to feed a hostile household of Flarities and Blossom. Miss Selina Sue’s errands collapse into chaos with missing milk and oatmeal, burnt smashed potatoes, and a looming kitchen calamity as Mr Alan supplies milk and manna to avert disaster.
A passage from The Atlantic critiques new health care standards, describing modern nurses as harsh and ungentle amid wealth. It questions whether contemporary attitudes reflect race and gender dynamics, contrasting with old-fashioned femininity and suggesting a societal shift toward materialism may erode traditional nursing ideals. The tone is foreboding about future generations.
Notice that only one car will operate temporarily between the depot and Win Ganzers for repairs. Patrons living beyond the Gano curves may request service by calling the street office.
For reliable garden seeds seed potatoes and onion sets see Lone and King. Our stock is complete and well sorted.
Myrtle Cotrum of Newburg Alabama describes multiyear back and head pains. After temporary relief from a family doctor, a friend advised Cardui. She reports cure after two bottles and notes relatives also benefited. Cardui is advertised as a safe vegetable tonic for women with mild herbs and a wide usage.
Rev James of Sanger preached in Belew on Sunday. Mrs Schowe was in Denton. Glenn Beaty remains ill. Miss Cynthia James of Aubrey visited Miss Lula Greene. Mrs Benne Brang and Claud Milligan with wife visited Mrs M M Mann. A Crowley child is ill. Mr Sanders is sick. Turner Bros promotes burglar protection with Bank ad.
The notice states Ben Key announces his bid for Ward 4 alderman with supporters urging his election to the office. The brief appears as a political announcement from a local newspaper page.
The notice hints that the current issue includes store ads promising useful items and savings. It urges readers to scan the advertisements to uncover deals that could boost their pocketbooks and offer interesting finds.
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