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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1912
Page
4
Leader Harbinson of the Song Services arrived from Paris to direct music for the Marshall revival beginning Sunday at 11 am. Rev Marshall joins today preaching on Human Problems and Their Solution with a 3 pm lecture How Can We Know that the Bible is a True Book. Evening song services at 7 30 pm invite all.
Start April by buying groceries from Turner Bros. They pledge satisfactory service and invite customers to call their business for reliable provisions.
Stillman Green Malachite, a colonel, recalls being told he would die from consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for saving his life, claiming he is now healthy and employed. The ad urges sufferers to try the cure, priced at 0 cents with a free trial bottle at Jim Ratey & Co.
The marriage of H. Coleman of Denison and Mrs Minnie Lee Streight, recently acquitted of murder, was performed at Hillsboro. M. T. Andrews, former pastor at the Baptist church, officiated. Turner Bros advertises groceries and Waterman Pen display in Curtis window.
A business offers to discuss Life Fire Cyclone and Accident Insurance policies as a strong addition to current coverage. The tone is courteous and seeks to arrange a talk about insurance options.
The Juniors defeated the Seniors on the issue that initiative referendum and recall benefit all parties. Debaters Earl Dyer and Colonel Rayzor argued for the affirmative while Paul Baker and Alfred Grant Jr. spoke for the negative as judges Lee Zumvan Rev. A V Rogers and G Y Cooper presided.
Rev Bohmer of Ennis to preach at Oak Street Presbyterian and L Young at Pearl Street Church of Christ on Sunday morning. A welcome is extended to all. Mrs W K E Brown reportedly withstood a Dallas sanitarium operation for obstructed bowels but remains very weak. Central Presbyterian plans year end reports and elder elections during Sunday morning services.
An old ad copy touts Dr Kings New fire Pills at 25 cents a bottle by Raley & Co. Claiming easy movement of nature and no griping distress, the text markets improved health and fine feelings through a simple remedy.
A store announces a fresh shipment of diamonds from New York. Stones range from one carat upward with colors from white to blue. Buyers are invited to inspect the collection at favorable prices and visit today.
A short item notes that housekeepers scan grocery advertisements to find items they want for cooking at reduced prices, suggesting value in using ads to cut costs.
A letter from Jonesville summarizing a woman’s recovery after suffering from "womanly trouble" and cancer risk. The patient credits Cardui with restoring health following hospital operation and ineffective medicines. Includes offer to contact Chattanooga Medicine Co. for guidance and a 48-page home treatment book.
Local society items recap travel and visits of numerous residents. Names include Wylie Smith, Will Owens, H F Schneer, CC P Stone, John W Fennell, Sheriff Orr, Mrs C J Wilkerson, W B Francis, Tom Johnson, Mr and Mrs DK Allison, Carrie McKee, O Saunders, Ivey Johnson, Herbert Walden, Miss M Anne Moore, Miss Aleen Yeary, Hibbard Masters, W F Cowan, Sam Rose, Miss Elsie Mann, Dr J L Hooper, Rev Hickey. Events span yesterday to today across Dallas Fort Worth Arlington Galveston Grand Prairie Roanoke Boulder Col.
The latest edition of the popular copywright books 50c now at 1. 4 Minnis. There's something new 15 'ne classified columns every das Reacing thei puts on in line with many desirable propositions In var ious ones 267.
A buyer reports success in acquiring a reliable electric packet cigar lighter at a satisfactory price. The device is praised for efficient operation and moderate cost.
A vintage health tip explains how to test hair by plucking a strand and checking the bulb color. White and shrunken indicates disease needing treatment. pink and full indicates health. It promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a money back offer at The Rexall Store. Also notice Barber's Grocery advertises cash for poultry and says they will call for chickens.
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