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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
2
Erroneous reflection upon the character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation may be corrected upon call to the publishers. Denton Texas May 29 1912.
The article urges Denton residents to back the June aviation meeting on the 7th and 8th and the July 4 chautauqua. It calls these events of high quality and stresses public effort to attract attendees, warning citizens to conduct themselves well and use each day to improve while time nears the events.
Cleburne residents describe crowds of idle young men on city corners harming modest women. The piece argues these gatherings produce profanity and crime, spoiling morals, and urges parents to discipline their sons and for youths to work, study, or engage in wholesome activities.
The ad claims Electric Bitters kill malaria germs in blood and restore appetite and strength. A testimonial from William Fretwell of Lucama, North Carolina says three bottles drove malaria from his system and left him in good health. Sold by J. F. Raley & Co. for stomach liver and kidney ills.
The article notes humanity’s revulsion to parasites and links insects such as bed bugs flies fleas mosquitoes and bugs to disease transmission including relapsing fever typhoid and leprosy. Health authorities are urged to actively combat insect parasites to stamp out disease transmission.
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio shares that Dr King's New Life Pills bring new life and energy. The ad claims benefits for stomach, liver or kidney troubles and lists 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Read page 513 of June issue for new decorative trays featured by Miss Goodnow. The article promotes converting heirloom fabrics into protective trays, preserving brocade scraps or grandmother needlework. Palmer's displays sample trays for viewing.
Sanger May 28 Bishop Lowrey died Saturday morning after a lingering illness suffered in Dallas. Remains interred in Sanger cemetery with services led by Rev. W A Thomas. He leaves a wife, child, mother and several siblings. The message notes sermons on Christian education by Rev L B Barton of Dallas and lists local residents visiting, returning, or watching the son. Sanger school to close June 7 with three graduates Earl Douglas Fred Nicholson and Judge Duncan and about fourteen finishing grammar school.
Gillis Mills Tennessee resident Eli Cherry, worried by a persistent leg problem misread as cancer, reports a full recovery after using Buckem Arnica Salve. The product claims to heal burns boils virers cuts bruises and piles. Available at J. F. Raley & Co. stores.
A wandering mountebank is seized after a riot at a staged tale in a theater. Soldiers escort him to a grim fortress where he faces confinement beneath the Mount while the governor’s daughter summons his presence at the palace.
An advertisement touts a separate prescription department with stocked drugs and pharmaceutical preparations. It notes 22 years of experience from a St Louis College of Pharmacy trained pharmacist and urges readers to consult their doctor for safe, profitable prescription work.
A civic message urges residents to spend locally to support welfare and keep money circulating within the community. Emphasizes not pulling the city down but building it up through responsible local purchasing.
Executor B F Paschall seeks to settle the estate of Mrs. Addie Fay by validating lots in Denton city Denton County Texas. The record mentions land parcels and houses at 18 and 26 Congress Avenue as part of the estate distribution.
You are invited to send or brag your grocery orders to us. We will take pleasure in attending to them as they should be. Phones 7 Turner Bros.
The Commissioners' Court of Denton County Texas sitting as a Board of Equalization will meet June 11 and 12 in the courthouse to hear appeals from recently raised property assessments. All property owners may appear and show cause why assessments should not be final. May 24 1912. Oscar T. Button Clerk.
Local notice promotes Turner Bros wagons delivering groceries with fresh catfish today and invites customers to place orders by phone for convenient service at Ideal Restaurant.
Mrs. Riley Laramore of Goodwater recounts suffering from dyspepsia since childhood. After using Thedford's Black Draught in small nightly doses, her heartburn vanished within days and she could eat without distress. She used two small packages and the condition has not returned. The ad touts the product as a gentle liver and bowel regulator priced at 25c.
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