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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1912
Page
6
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Public notice states the Record and Chinics will correct any reflections on firms individuals or corporations that appear in its columns when brought to the publishers attention. The policy emphasizes prompt, accurate rectification of such material.
Democratic primary in July prompts inquiries into candidates for County Assessor County Treasurer Tax Collector County Clerk Sheriff County Attorney and County Superintendent. City notices name Mayor Ward 3 Alderman candidates including P. J. Beyett R. M. Mitchell.
Dr. T. J. Allen argues dogs thrive with bones or substitutes like hard biscuits and criticizes modern carnivorous diets. He cites Bayer on cancer susceptibility in dogs, contrasts pig cancer age, and notes Linnaeus Cuvier Darwin and Burbank on nutrition and growth. He urges finding natural human foods for optimal health and efficiency.
The Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions this week. Officers caution that the 10 percent failure figure cited is attributed to Chief Moore, not the bureau.
An elderly Fort Worth man is described as a peaceful, unarmed victim in a cold blooded killing by a younger man. The piece contrasts the act with possible circumstances regarding a wife elopement and condemns the murder as unforgivable. It notes the Texas Industrial Congress offering $10,000 in gold to top farming entrants, reflecting regional incentives amid prior Denton county participation and 1911 growing-season conditions.
The piece predicts a stronger county effort next year as soil preparation starts well after a tough season. It notes weather has delayed work but will help pulverize ground and boost crop readiness. It also discusses local attempts to set the record straight on meningitis reporting amid a Dallas paper dispute.
Frank J. Cheney and Co. of Toledo swear to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Advertisement claims internal use cures blood and mucous surfaces. Notary A W Lesson dated December 7, 1886. Sold by all druggists. 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Proper food is necessary in the winter to furnish heat for the body. Let us show you the kinds we have. Phones 7. Turner Bros.
Arthur Deane, native of Sidney Australia, rose as leading baritone with the Royal Carl Rosa and Henry Savage companies. He performed in Cuba Mexico and London venues, appeared before Queen Victoria, and studied under Charles Santly.
An 1842 promotional note describes Dr. King's New Life Pills used for stomach issues indigestion and other disorders. Claims easy safe cure with a 25 cent price at J. F. Raley & Co. in New Orleans following banquet pay to Henry Clay.
After a deadly aboard chase from Aden to Bombay a gaunt serang dies leaping away. O Rourke keeps watch forty eight hours on the bridge, saves the voyage, then collapses on entering Bombay harbor. Mrs Prynne offers pity as Danny and Dravos relieve the deck crew. A loaded revolver slips from O Rourke’s hand as he sleeps.
O Rourke awakes aboard a silent ship off Bombay harbor and confronts Danny who reveals Cecile’s fear, Mrs Prynne, and a hidden Pool of Flame case. The servant’s tale ties Cecile, Dravos, and Miss Prynne to a web of loyalties as tension builds toward a confrontation at sea.
Mrs Prynne rouses, O Rourke bleeds but acts with resolve. He awakens Danny and Cecile, carries the captain to his berth, and orders the last corpse cast overboard. The serang spared Quick and Dragos to steer, embedding strict wheel duty as the ship stays course.
An old advertisement touts Menthol Balm as a soothing antiseptic ointment made from menthol camphor and purity ingredients. It claims usefulness for skin inflammations, chest application for croup and colds, nasal antiseptic use, and as a preventive for meningitis, sold in 25 and 50 cent jars.
A local merchant promotes D. D. D. Prescription from Chicago as an eczema and skin remedy. They offer a full size bottle with a no pay guarantee if it fails to work, praising quick itch relief and lasting improvement.
In a tale of Miss Margaret and a late boy Jack, a chestnutting party becomes the motivator for punctuality. Evelyn contemplates the teacher’s stern approach as a model of discipline and the narrator resolves to improve after missing the event.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sledge the Baraca class entertained the Philathea class of First Baptist with a social for about fifty. Prizes were awarded in a household article guessing contest. Guests included many local young people and several couples. The Methodist Aid Society met at Mrs M S Stout’s home for a session on early Methodism Mary Fletcher and a poem were read. A salad course lesson closed the gathering with refreshments.
A school committee member challenged boys with a pie riddle: give two twelfths to John Isaac Harry and keep half for himself. After deep study a student answered, The plate, and the room erupted as the committee man reddened and colleagues laughed.
Nice bright hay for sale nine dollars per ton or thirty five cents per bale. Denton Traction Co post Oak wood write KHM. Cheatham Demton Texas Route 3 1234. Bargain hunters read the daily ads for money saving items and pennies saved.
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