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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1912
Page
2
An OCR fragment outlines subscription options with monthly and advance terms. It lists six month and one year rates, and a price table showing two dollar values and a minus fifty adjustment, though many words are garbled. No clear dates, names, or publications are identifiable from the fragment.
Public notice states that any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations published in the Record and Chinics will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. The statement emphasizes accountability and timely amendments.
The notice names candidates for county and city offices including Assessor E Tobin and Frank Witt with Miller, County Prosecutor D M Reeve and J G Guy, Tax Collector H V Hennen and Sam Hawkins, County Clerk C T Button, Sheriff W C Orr and W S Fry, County Attorney H R Wilson, County Superintendent J J McCook, and City Mayor P J Beyett and Alderman Ward 3 R M Mitchell.
Dr. T J Allen argues humans and dogs thrive on natural diets. He notes dogs are carnivorous by nature, thrive with bones or hard biscuits, and are highly prone to disease and cancer when fed non natural foods, citing Linnaeus Cuvier Darwin and Bayer.
A San Angelo dispatch notes Denton residents pushing civic improvement with shade trees and clean premises. The piece urges action such as planting trees and building walks as signs of public spirit, while some still cling to outdated beliefs like the sun moving.
Washington correspondent Savoyard, writing freelance, critiques the Democratic scene. He argues Wilson faces the field and predicts the people can nominate him on the first ballot, likening the moment to Cleveland in 1892.
The passage argues that Wilson supporters push for a presidential primary as a reform against political bosses and fearsome favorites. It notes opponents view the plan as costly and unlikely to change party dynamics, predicting a possible blanket primary under the South Carolina model if no candidate wins a majority.
Local Rexall ad touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets promising a full refund if unsatisfied. Highlights include Bi muth Subnitrate and Pepsin with carminatives for indigestion relief. Available in 26 50 cent and 1.00 sizes at The Rexall Store run by J. M. Curtis.
Frank J. Cheney of J. Cheney Co. swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Leason witnessed this on December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio. The advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and 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 and our stock of canned goods. Phones 7. TURNER BROS.
Banquet payment of 100 per plate to Henry Clay in New Orleans 1842 recalled. Ad promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills for stomach trouble indigestion and general liver kidney bowel relief. Easy safe sure 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
Exclusive Sealshipt agents tout fresy oysters at the Ideal Restaurant promising quality and selection. The promotional note emphasizes Sealshipt sourcing and exclusive distribution.
O'Rourke and Danny flee across India after a staged jewel theft involving Des Trebes and Mrs. Prynne. They track a ruby scheme from Rangoon to Calcutta, arranging transport by launch to the Diamond Harbour steamer while avoiding pursuit.
In a hurried exchange, O'Rourke tells Danny their two o'clock train will reach Calcutta by ten Saturday night and a Diamond Harbour steamer departs at eight Sunday morning for Rangoon. Danny scrambles to pack as time runs short.
O Rourke and Danny board the Poonah at Diamond Harbor in darkness and observe a mixed crowd of travelers while O Rourke ponders a possible sighting of Des Trebes. He pockets a revolver and resolves to stay vigilant as tension rises aboard the liner.
O Rourke doubts the Vicomte des Trebes real identity as De Hyeres, yet accepts his discreet, cautious conduct aboard. One nighttime encounter occurs on the saloon deck when De Hyeres approaches with an unlit cigarette, seeking a quiet interview.
A Mrs J C Green of Meetze Virginia reports that after failed medicines she found relief using Cardui. She describes pain relief and improved health, claiming Cardui cured her and she feels well again. The ad urges other sick women to try Cardui and contact the Ladies Advisory Dept. at Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.
In a Bay of Bengal voyage, O'Rourke eyes De Hyeres and Emilia Pynsent while guarding the Pool of Flame. The Irishman hides the ruby and keeps close watch on companions, wary of the Frenchman and the English ward in a suspenseful sea drama.
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