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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
2
Notice states errors in reflections on individuals or corporations will be corrected upon notification to publishers. Includes reference to price and page notation.
The Lancet recommends sardines for the oil content even if the fish is herring or the oil is peanut or cottonseed. It notes many people need oil to offset high protein intake and that add-ons like uncleaned fish do not improve the oil. Olive or peanut oil is easier to obtain and less likely to be substituted.
Denton county voters are urged to back Earle B. Mayfield for Railroad Commissioner opposing cotton tax policy 30c per bale and the Houston-Galveston differential. The piece notes county Boys and Girls Corn and Tomato clubs plan a joint meeting next Saturday to discuss methods, with praise for the clubs' progress despite past crop failures and weather. A Colquitt rally draws 2,500 supporters, prompting a sharp exchange about political stance.
Advertisement touts high grade candy from Nunnally and Allied makers. Claims fresh stock kept on ice and sent express from factories to a large refrigerator for quick delivery. Offers free delivery and a phone number 52.
The editorial argues the Dallas News and Denton Chronicle strove for fairness in coverage of a heated election. It cites crowd estimates from rival papers, defends impartial reporting, and urges voters to decide at the ballot box with a measured, cheerful outlook.
A Denton County Republican notice calls all voters to precinct conventions on July 27 1912 at 2 p m to elect delegates and alternates to the County convention and to nominate a county ticket for the fall election. It sets representation bases and urges cooperation on primary day for the statewide and county ticket.
Notice from Denton Water and Light Department signed by Supt W J Grady urges residents behind on light and water rent to come in and pay to avoid trouble for both parties.
Dr M M Garrick notes a Texas wide clean-up movement inspired by Holland's Magazine. He argues sanitation battles against filth, pests, and disease elevate health and morals, urging participation by women and children through clubs and designated clean-up days to foster civic cooperation and pride.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co of Toledo. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists in Toledo. Cure taken internally, quoted price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists along with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Regular diners can enjoy daily meals at Smith's Restaurant. No need to go home for dinner as the eatery promises consistent service and homestyle options.
The Majesti management reveals a complete overhaul of tonight and Saturdays program featuring unusually fine photoplays. Weather forecast remains generally fair and warm. Fresh South Texas comb honey produced by Turner Bros. telephones.
We have several used pianos for sale at much less than regular price. This is a chance for economy in buying a piano. If you need a piano, inquire about these instruments and come to see them.
North Texas State Normal will not hold formal closing exercises this summer due to diploma delays and the unavailability of scheduled speakers F M Brasley and F F Hill. Diplomas will be mailed. A new 600 foot cement sidewalk along the south campus enhances the campus walk system. President W H Bruce takes a month leave to Georgia and Alabama. Summer enrollment surpasses 900, a new high.
The Boys Corn clubs and the Girls Tomato Canning clubs of the county meet in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. Speakers will include Col Henry Exall president of the Texas Industrial Congress. Also note casual invitation about service and cooking style.
Cheaper than cooking-potato chips ready to serve. They’re fine. Get some of them today Phonez 7 Turner Bros.
Hon Alvin C. Owsley campaigns in Colquitt Garza Little Elm Justin Ponder Ramsey Roanoke and Sanger. J N Rayzor speaks at Little Elm for Ramsey and Rev J Frank Norris appears in Pilot Point Aubrey and Sanger. Dr J B Gambrell Dallas speaks Lewisville with potential joint debate with O P Pyle.
In White Plains on July 26 Justice Neough refused to release Harry Thaw, ruling him still insane and a danger to public safety if freed. Eugene Tanner underwent abdominal surgery in Austin several days ago and is reported recovering well.
An advertisement proclaims Wilson's Freckle Cream will remove freckles and tan, promises a full complexion restoration, and offers money back if not satisfied. It notes 50 cent jars and larger Mammoth jars priced at $1.00 and $1.50, with a promise of fragrance and non hair growth.
Notice lists Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway sale of two unclaimed consignments from Fort Worth and Justin to R A Autry at Ponder Denton County. Auction set for August 31 1912 at 2 pm with deductions for freight storage and sale costs.
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