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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle offers corrections for erroneous reflections on any firm or individual. Readers are urged to call publishers to address errors appearing in columns. Subscription rates and delivery terms are listed in advance for one year and other options.
A July 9 1912 note from Penton Texas urges stronger cleanup efforts against typhoid in Denton County. It highlights improving roads rural mail routes and telephone lines as crucial for progress and links local sanitation to broader political fatigue amid multiple races and campaigns.
A longhand storefront ad from a corner merchant asserts honest, well made goods with plain pricing, no misrepresentation, 12 years in business, returning customers, free delivery, and an invitation to try their drug and jewelry offerings with phone contact.
An ad targets older readers offering Rexall Kidney Pills to relieve kidney and urinary ailments. It promises a guaranteed, risk-free trial with a free 50 cent package, sold exclusively at the local Rexall Store run by O. M. Curtis in the community.
An ad for Taliaferro's Sewing Machines appears, followed by a brief note on fresh South Texas comb honey produced by bees. Turner Bros promotes cheaper cooking potato chips ready to serve with a phone contact.
Mrs Minnie LaDuque was indicted by the grand jury on a murder charge for shooting her husband in Dallas several weeks ago. She is currently in Paris on a 7500 dollar bond.
Irene Davidson reports from Capitol Hill during a month long trip touring the capitol, House and Senate, Library of Congress, and Washington Monument with notes on figures and architecture. A dramatic personal interlude unfolds as Fortune confides in Fortune and conspiratorial worries surface about family secrets and a possible new start.
In Cairo, Ryanne confronts Mahomed about the stolen Yhiordee rug. Mahomed, a veteran wanderer and Pasha’s confidant, seeks the rug and fears complicity if the item has passed to others. Ryanne invites Mahomed and two friends to the English Bar to uncover the truth.
Geo Roark secretary of the Aubrey Chamber of Commerce received six cans of fruit made by F M Morris of Aubrey for exhibition. Morris has several acres of blackberries and has canned more than 15 000 cans and earned about 125 from sales. He uses the hand canning method at his home near Aubrey and has built a market for his products including grapes peaches and berries. J H Alsworth county farm demonstration agent brought the samples for inspection.
Fifty cents buys a box of MI-O-NA stomach tablets promising relief within ten minutes. O. M. offers money back if indigestion or stomach distress persists. The guarantee covers gas acidity heaviness after meals heartburn and many related symptoms. Also priced at fifty cents for MI-DNA tablets at O. M. Curtis and druggists nationwide.
Ruby Perry, a robbery convict held in Dallas county jail, shaved as customary and told fellow inmates Here goes nothing then cut his throat with a razor. His condition is listed as serious.
Mrs O L Elbert and her son have returned home after visiting Alexandria and Yellow Pine Louisiana for two months.
Pure Ice Cream offers winter and summer sales to a loyal customer base. The product claims a distinct flavor and broad distribution from Pecosity to Marshall and Varis, Dalhart to Taylor, with phone contact 49.
A mysterious company sells readers on perilous journeys that promise personal rewards. Percival Algernon is invited to join a mild but tempting venture, while a wary confidant vows silence and safety if harm occurs.
An advertisement touts Wilson's Freckle Cream claiming it removes freckles tan and pimples with guaranteed results. The sell message promises a money back policy if complexion fails to restore natural beauty and cites 50 cent jars and larger mammoth jars.
Several used pianos priced well below regular cost presented as a chance for economy. Prospective buyers urged to inquire and view the instruments.
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