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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices for the Weekly Record and Chronicle with in advance rates for monthly six months and yearly terms. It states public correction policy for any reflected items and marks the publication as Denton Texas June 8 191%.
Staff writer Briggs of the Dallas News surveys East Texas, noting its rich natural advantages and slow immigration. The piece argues the region now awakens to develop prosperity through effort, citing global political shifts and a shared sense of worldwide unrest without violence.
The advertisement extols Kodak cameras as universal in appeal and easy for home use. It highlights family photos from vacations and a child's growth, promises simple processes, and notes a range of Kodak instruments for every budget. Catalog free, phone 52, and window display.
The Record and Chronicle urges Denton women to emulate Fort Worth Federation of Womens Clubs by asking stores to stop selling fireworks and toy pistols. The San Antonio Express notes the measure aims to curb reckless acts while preserving patriotism and urges other cities to adopt the approach.
Turner Bros announces fresh Beechnut Peanut Butter available in all sizes. Customer notice highlights newly stocked batches and continues to offer full range for shoppers.
Messrs Brown and Denning seek a gas franchise in Denton with gas expected to arrive by fall. City authorities heard from the applicants who also sought franchises at Gainesville and Denison. Denison voters face a June 29 referendum on the franchise. Denton council viewed the request favorably and believed the franchise reasonable.
Stanley Farrington of Lewisville graduates this year from Baylor and is elected first assistant at Grapevine High School with a salary placeholder. Prof. Charles Hale named grade teacher. Miss Ola Dean hosts a 42 party with a salad and ice course. Births announced for Lynch, Martin, Volkener families. Helen Spomfeer returns from Baylopd University.
Mrs J T Smith hosted a Friday morning breakfast for Miss Rhea Ellis with guests including Miss Hatie Bell Terry of Austin Miss Jim Olive Makamson of Leona and others. A dainty breakfast in courses was served to a list of attendees and Prof A B Weisner and family plan to teach in Denton then Bowie.
A vintage advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for weak nerves, indigestion, backache, and fainting spells. It claims the tonic brings bright brains, even temper, rosy complexion, and restful sleep, urging women to try the 50 cent remedy from J. F. Raley & Co.
June 8. The three months old infant of E. L. Webster near Cartwright Switch is seriously injured after rats, nearly as large as squirrels, gnawed the child's arm and face while the mother was away at the mill. The condition is listed as dangerous.
A policeman tells a street crowd to move on while incidents of crowding and disorder are noted. The text also advertises Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a gentle bowel relief product, claiming health benefits. J. F. Raley & Co. offers the pills and grape juice in future orders.
A mountebank escapes a guard by disguising as a soldier after forcing open iron blinds and binding a sentry. He fends off pursuers, dons the guard’s clothes, and makes for the Mount. A sentry warns of consequences as the escapee slips toward the barracks and a secret path to freedom.
A tense scene unfolds as a young man replies about a clown and bread, leans toward the sentinel’s weapon, and slips past under a dim lamp. A whispered exchange ends with a brisk move past the guard as chatter about feasting echoes.
A Mobile Alabama woman reports seven years of womanly trouble with headaches and weakness. After unsuccessful treatments she used Cardini and improved with better appetite and sleep. The appeal urges other sick women to try Cardui, claiming long Use by women and doctor approval. Cataract? No. Chattanooga Medicine Co offers advice and a booklet.
Opening exercises at the Harey School of Oratory were postponed from Saturday to Monday due to illness among those on the program. The note mentions potato chive and credits Turner Bros.
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