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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
2
The publishers state they will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on any firm individual or corporation when brought to their attention. The notice emphasizes responsible reporting and invites readers to notify the publication of inaccuracies.
The Record and Chronicle announces staff shifts with W C Edwards taking both editorial and business management, B E Drake becoming advertising solicitor and street man, and L A McDonald remaining in charge of circulation. The Nashville Democrat, an organ of the Tennessee Democrats, has failed financially and ceased publication, while editorials call for safer driving laws and more responsible automobile use.
BACK TALK notes Kenton County girls nearly sweep the canned peaches at the Dallas fair. Den ton County girls also show promise in peaches with no canning noted. Bonham and other Fannin County peaches are praised and not canned.
Guidance urges homeowners to consider post fire steps and ensure full coverage with strong, well managed insurance companies. The message promotes the firm as representing such insurers.
Denton High overwhelmed Mineral Wells 46 to 6 on Saturday. Center Magill and the line anchored the win while Buckingham, Potts, Cobb and Matthews starred on offense. Mineral Wells struggled with two Ford goals from midfield as Denton solidified control from start to finish.
Miss Maude Fierro of Plattsboro New York has been chosen by North Texas State Normal to serve as critic supervisor of the Normal model training school opening after Christmas holidays. She is a graduate of the New York state normal and Columbia Teachers College and will arrive in Denton at the start of the year with classes beginning January 45.
A Medieco-Legal society note contrasts 50 as old with a path to forty good years ahead. The ad urges cod liver and iron tonic Vinci to boost circulation, energy, and appetite for feeble seniors, promising money-back if unsatisfied. O. M. Curtis, Druggist.
An aerial cableway seventy five miles long, the greatest in the world, will be built in Northern India to provide transportation for a region where soil conditions make a railroad impracticable.
Long & King and Pas Chall's promote groceries including pickled herring and fresh pack mackerel with phone numbers for orders. Tom F. Hill advertises new high grade pianos direct from factory in a solid car set offered at low prices, with old phone 203.
President Wilson spent Sunday indoors and worked on the Mexican problem. He met with Senators Borah and McCumber and later conferred with Secretary Bryan as the situation nears a climax. Officials expect a decisive US move within days regarding Huerta and arms embargo policy.
Miss Bertha Balls hosted a Halloween party ending with a breakfast of hot chocolate hot cakes and breakfast bacon eggs popcorn and syrup. Nearby residents include John Gerlach buying the De Witt property and visits by Mrs. Joe Clark Mrs. T M Johnson and others as travel and health update notes flow.
Torpid liver constipated bowels and disordered stomach cause headaches. Take Dr King’s New Life Pills and you will be surprised how quickly you will get relief. They stimulate organs to work properly and regulate liver and bowels. 25 cents a box. Available at all druggists or by mail. H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
R E L Knight of Dallas wed Miss Kate Harper of Pilot Point at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev J L Truett officiating. The ceremony featured a lace veil bouquet and Marechal Neil roses. Knight and bride planned a New Orleans honeymoon.
A nameless ad from Frontier Asthma Company of Buffalo New York promises a free trial and full information on an asthma cure. It provides Room 102 as contact and urges readers to respond for details with no charge mentioned.
Tom F Hill advertises high grade factory pianos at exceptionally low prices. He invites readers to call old 203 for inquiries and ordering.
Swartz studio near the post office features six quality photos, six new fat cards and folders. Post cards priced at 65 cents.
Wm. A. Martin of Denton county dies at home aged with Tennessee birth and Civil War service. Eight of thirteen children survive. relatives listed in Frisco area. A Dallas infant dies after canned peas imply possible poison. Austin Hill and Florence Haynes wed near Frisco. Local schools, visits, and a mule team accident near J C Mayes add to the current notices.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief within five minutes, with the stomach becoming “sweet” and free of gas belching and undigested food eruptions. A fifty cent case is urged for immediate use.
Fresh Renown strawberry preserves add a great deal to your dinner. Order them from Paschall's Phnes 86.
Modern six room cottage on North Locust Street features bath two porches gas and electric lights a barn on a 75 by 180 foot lot. Offered at £2500 with terms. Address Box 517.
Bantam man H P Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctor urged amputation but he refused and used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a last resort. He wrote his foot fully healed and praised the remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema. 25 cents. Bucklen Co. Philadelphia St Louis.
A box of genuine boneless codfish is offered by Turner Bros. Local listing notes telephone contact at phone number 7 for orders or inquiries.
Turner Bros orchards advertise new walnuts available for purchase and provide contact by phone number No. 7 for orders.
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