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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1912
Page
2
Notice states erroneous reflection about character or reputation in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected upon public call. Mentions subscription terms including monthly weekly and advance rates and asks readers to report errors.
Denton voices support for Col. Bob Yantis in Athens with praise for integrity and public service. The piece urges respect within families, notes Denton’s rapid growth, and discusses civic progress, interurban plans, roads, sidewalks, and a 10 000 population goal alongside praise for Denton High School and athletic interest contributing to student engagement.
A Joliet woman recalls typhoid pneumonia causing a dreadful cough and near death until using Dr Ling’s New Discovery. She praises it as quick safe and reliable for lung troubles and notes a trial bottle is free at J F Raley & Co. with full bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
A growing business underscores efficiency, quality merchandise, and low fright price as core principals driving sales. The note credits customer satisfaction for expansion and invites readers to try their service.
Long and King promise customers 44 phones to secure grocery satisfaction with quick delivery and reliable service. The offer highlights speed, value, and dependable access to essential staples.
Hand forged to specially alloyed steel Shumate Razors are ground honed and strapped before leaving the factory Each razor is guaranteed unconditionally and without time limit to please you If not satisfied it will be exchanged gladly and cheerfully Prices start at one dollar and up.
This home remedy offer promises ten days of treatment for Leucorrhea and irregular menses with a free book WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER. It targets women, claiming cures without doctors, and lists symptoms from headaches to back pain, urging readers to mail for instructions and a free booklet.
Technics World Magazine explains the dynamics of baseball ball speed. Grounders travel about sixty miles per hour in the first hundred feet, with eight to nine seconds covering ninety feet for runners, while fielders race to the ball and throws.
The store property room houses real rare items used for window displays and decorations. Priceless vases, antique chests, tapestries, screens, and handbags create the shop’s enchanting backgrounds while drifted lamps and dim corners conceal a trove that echoes medieval romance.
Alliance Milling Co. urges customers to cooperate for reliable ice delivery service. Call or visit office if issues arise. deliveries after six are not guaranteed. use regular wagon runs and sign receipts with payer’s name and address. Report complaints to improve service and avoid abuse of coupons.
In a downtown restaurant a waiter secured seats for two men who lingered. After the men ate the better dressed patron paid the bill and left no tip. The other man claimed the waiter forgot a tip but the payee said the man was his landlord, revealing a humorous motive.
A fragment from a Ladies' Home Journal item features a conversation about Bessie and a cup, revealing a joke where the young stranger learns Bessie is not a person but a dog.
A Cleveland dealer quoted in a house to house comvarser urges adding the same variety of laundress with each package to secure steady customers. The remark highlights a local push to boost patronage through bundled offerings and personable service.
A Boston printer seeks a helper for a clerk and agent duties. The stringer is asked what they can do in return for assisting with the Life of Washington project.
A local writer praises Judge Grubbs for creating the College of Industrial Arts and securing its Denton location. The piece urges a Denton mass meeting to endorse his bid for Congress, noting his years of advocacy and the debt of gratitude owed by the community.
Hubert Mohon aged 14 died Thursday from meningitis and was buried in Helen cemetery. Aubrey Independent School District trustees elected L F Caddel W E Kelley W L Davis and J H Sanford. B L Nance from the Department of Agriculture spoke on agriculture and helped form an agriculture club. Commencement sermon by Rev. O T Cooper of Denton and address to graduates by Hon A Q Mustain.
Houston dispatch reports crop conditions in the coast belt are backward due to rain. Potatoes are reported rotting and overall yields suffer from wet weather.
E N Mulkey of Sherman was elected president of the Texas P A Fort Worth hosts the next convention. Travelers and topics feature in the dispatch from Houston dated May 11.
The readable lines show no clear event, person, organization, or place to summarize into a factual card. The fragmentary OCR provides limited context and cannot establish a specific news item.
The text urges readers to scan today's ads to stretch dollars this season. It highlights merchants offering money-saving announcements for shopper benefit and urges taking advantage of these deals.
Readers are urged to study current shoe store ads in today's paper. Merchants call attention to bargains and encourage careful comparison to find better shoes at lower prices.
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio writes that Dr King’s New Life Pills bring new life and energy and are best for stomach liver or kidney troubles. The ad notes 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co and mentions delivery wagons and grocery orders. Turner Bros offer phone service.
The First Methodist church heads toward completion with pews due soon and several improvements finished. Concrete walks and curbs are set, painting and papering done, a new cork carpet laid, and primaries furnishings added. Old pews sent to Bolivar Christian church as replacements arrive. Board renews insurance on church and parsonage for three years and ladies add new parlor furniture.
In Central America many natives gather Gedron Seed, a rare medicine with valuable eurative powers. Few drug stores stock the seed due to its high cost. The country is a large consumer as the seed is used in Peruna, a catarrh remedy known worldwide.
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