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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1913
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription terms for monthly, semiannual, and yearly mail delivery with a telephones reference. A notice promises corrections for any erroneous reflections upon firms individuals or corporations upon notification to the publishers.
Denton Texas residents discuss a proposed daily garbage haul by a dedicated worker funded partly by business interests. The plan estimates $75 monthly for one worker plus $25 from city funds, aiming to curb suburban dumping and improve overall cleanliness.
A seventeen year old girl trips into a milliner shop with a clean escort. Her graceful bearing and shy glance at the shop assistant hint at a newly begun romance. The scene prompts the Viewpoint writer to celebrate small joys amid life’s ills.
An article in Farm and Fireside explains the square silo is a failure and round silos are superior. It notes uneven settling, corner rot, air intrusion from wall gaps, and rodent entry causing significant silage loss.
A Sanbury resident claims Pr King s New Life Pills relieve constipation and restore bowel health quickly. The ad notes benefits for constipation indigestion and liver complaint with a 25 cent price and recommends J F Raley Co as dealers.
It urges readers to prevent baldness with Newbro's Herpicide, claiming it stops hair falling and destroys dandruff. Sold in 50 and 1 dollar sizes with a money back guarantee and endorsement by top hairdressers and barbers through N H Garrison as special agent.
A thirteen year old boy aboard a sailing ship on a stormy voyage sneaks away and is mistaken for a ghost. He hides in a coil of rope, is discovered, and after a frightful scare the captain scolds him. He receives a week of extra duty but no lasting punishment and returns to the voyage amid good humor.
In Chico, Murray F. Tuley, a circuit court judge for twenty five years, faced a famous case that tested his stance on evidence. He admitted watching the defendant’s conduct, yet stated the final finding declared the man upright and honorable. He told a friend he used the evidence as study and reached a cautious conclusion.
Medico legal society notes a man aged fifty should expect forty good years more and reach maturity at ninety. Advertisement highlights Vinci cod liver and iron tonic to tone weak circulation and restore strength, with money back guarantee. Also mentions Saxo skin remedy Hoky poky and a Denton classified shop encouraging readers to use ads.
Spring brings beauty to capture with a Kodak. An Eastman Kodak agent offers Kodaks from 8 dollars and up and Brownie Cameras from 1 dollar and up. A large stock of photographic supplies and catalogues available.
J T. S.aman, publisher of News of Cornelius North Carolina, reports one box of Bucklen arnica salve helped his serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. The product reduces inflammation and soothes burns bruises and boils. Recommended by J F Raley and Co. Just 25 cents.
The London Nation quotes John Bright as a peace advocate while walking with his son near a Crimean Monument. The boy asks about the inscription and Bright calls Crimea a crime, saying it marks a fault in the world and that no one is without fault.
Members urged to meet at the lodge rooms at 2 o clock Sunday May 4 to bring mowers for decorating the graves of deceased brothers. George M Hopkins Noble Grand.
Turner Bros invites customers to call for carefully selected fresh vegetables and delivery of stock. The plain offer emphasizes direct contact by phone to obtain the produce.
The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for weak nervous, tired people and poor appetite. It claims benefits for stomach and kidneys with testimonials from Mrs. O Rkhinevault of Vestal Center NY. It urges readers to try a bottle for 50 cents or 1 dollar, recommended by J F Raley & Co.
The piece argues that purchasing from local merchants strengthens the city’s economy and jobs. It asserts prosperity spreads to stores, labor demand rises, and neighbors move in seeking work and community growth.
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