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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
2
The weekly Record and Chronicle informs readers of its publication details, pricing, and mail classifications. It lists editor R J Edwards and notes subscription options, delivery, and expiration policy for Denton Texas.
A public notice from Denton Texas dated January 19, 1912 states that any erroneous reflections on the character or reputation of firms individuals or corporations appearing in the Record and Clinics will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers.
Announcement lists candidates for county and city posts inviting readers to investigate claims and support. Names include F. E. Tobin c F Witt E Miller for County Treasurer D M Race for Tax Collector Virgil Hennen Ham Hawkins for Clerk C T Button for Sheriff W C Orr W S Fry N Batlis for District Attorney H R Wilson J J McCook for Superintendent W E Durbin S T Higgins for Mayor P J Beyett Ed Ff Bates and Ward 3 Alderman R M Mitchell.
The peach is an excellent fruit when properly ripe with a composition similar to the apple though less nutritious. Malic acid benefits the liver but peaches spoil easily and should be cooked if not fresh. Canned or dried peaches serve as substitutes. eat acidic fruit alone or with greens or sugary fruits in the morning, not with meats or starches.
Senator Stephenson backs Denton plans for 1912 trades days to boost rural turnout. The piece praises Denton’s high school enrollment above 300 with a growing graduate output and a favorable boy to girl ratio. It calls for city council action on taxes and urban reform while noting Denton’s local civic spirit.
The Record and Chronicle defend Governor Wilson yet fault his request to Col Harvey to drop support for fear of hurting his presidential bid. The editor notes suspicions of Harper’s Weekly ties to Wall Street and says the move hurts Wilson’s image and blindsides longtime allies.
The Record and Chronicle notes a surge in charitable spirit with many Denton residents aiding a destitute family. It lauds increased philanthropy and a modern mindset that money should serve others, not hoard wealth, reflecting a nationwide trend praised by Dallas News.
An advertisement for Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claims it prevents baldness and restores hair growth through a cleansing antiseptic formula. The piece touts microbial destruction, improved circulation to hair roots, dandruff removal, and pleasant use, offering a money back guarantee with no purchase unless satisfied, in 5c and 1.00 sizes from The Rexall Store run by O. M. Curtis.
City health officer Frank Piner and Lyceum Course manager L D Borden announce no out of town visitors for the Le Brun Grand Opera engagement at the Normal College auditorium. Denton is the first Texas appearance. Friday fumigation of street cars aims to ensure safe travel amid meningitis concerns. W H Bruce, president of Normal, comments.
Frightful polar winds roughen skin and lips making chapped hands sore. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised to heal and soften skin while treating cold sores burns cuts and ulcers. Available for 25 cents at J F Raley's.
Harry Rembert and his father Frank Rembert Sr are on trial for the death of Ed Hardwicke in Denton County. Witnesses describe a knife produced by Frank Sr and indicate pushings by Frank Jr and Frank Sr as the victim was attacked on Seventh street. The jury began selection with thirty six talesmen examined and the defense splitting the case to try the sons separately.
O Rourke waits at Sypher's Rangoon villa after arriving by sampan to find no one home. He probes a lit music room and a new strongbox in a private bungalow, where a motionless man lies between the desk and safe, hinting at danger and hidden activity.
An 1842 New Orleans banquet paid Henry Clay a hundred dollars per plate. The ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion and other digestive and organ troubles, claiming they are easy safe and effective and priced at 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Hay priced at $9 per ton or per bale, offered by the Denton Traction Co with sales details and contact for purchase.
The Denton school community invites patrons to attend the first high school oratorical contest on Friday Feb 3. Freshman and Sophomore contestants include Viva Clark Harold Young Yewell Coleman Wynne Wooley Edwin Miller with prizes a gold medal and gold pieces for top four. Junior and Senior debates follow Feb 10 with Dyer, Rayzor, Owsley, and Baker as contestants.
Five petty theft charges against Will Hill and two cases of receiving stolen property against Lee Young are filed in County court. The cases stem from an investigation by Johnson Brothers after a large quantity of feed and related items disappeared from a feed barn. The state alleges one man extracted sacks and sold them to another.
Proper food is necessary in the winter to furnish heat for the body. Let us show you the kinds we have and our AI stock of canned goods. Phones 7. TURNER BROS.
Olives and coffee were served by the ghostesses Mesdames A B Graham J R Swenson and A A Abney. The society was delighted to have as visitors Mesdames Hoover Christal and Lomax.
Rev. and Mrs. M. T. Andrews hosted a Thursday 6 o'clock dinner for the church’s newly elected officers and ushers. Attendees included W. T. Batley Robert Sledge H. A. Wolfsohn R. M. Burns J. C. Guy John Jones Clare Porter B A. Gant J. M Owens Jr Hag gard Buckingham J. H Legett and Miss Roberta Bass.
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a no quinine remedy that cures colds and grippe with two hour dosing until three doses, claiming three years of research and a 25 cent price, available from any druggist. Emphasizes effectiveness and lack of side effects.
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