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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
2
Public notice states that any erroneous reflection upon the character or reputation of any arm, individual, or corporation will be gladly corrected upon being brought to the publishers' attention. The fragment indicates a standard corrections policy typical of newspaper notices.
The Record and Chronicle urges subscribers to report missed copies by 9 a.m. the next day so a replacement paper can be mailed.
A Texas football season push earns the Southwestern title bid as Notre Dame, fresh from a West Point win, prepares for an Austin visit on Thanksgiving Day. A Daily Texan correspondent notes Notre Dame’s powerful yet methodical play and the looming intersection with a Southern team aiming for historic records. Meanwhile Huerta’s Mexico story paints a destabilized republic and wary U.S. policy uncertainties as tension rises.
Bantam man H D Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctors advised amputation but he refused and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort. He claimed his 1901 was soon completely cured and promoted it as a top remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema. Available 29e from H E Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
A local advertisement from LONG and KING invites new customers in Denton to call 44 for satisfaction. The message emphasizes pleasing housewives and urges those not yet customers to try the service.
Grocers LONG and KING promote a phone line 44 as a smart way to order foods and groceries, claiming it makes good things to eat easier to obtain. The ad-style note emphasizes a convenient service for customers.
An advertisement for Turner Bros promotes genuine boneless codfish. The same page includes medicine claims for Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and consumptive symptoms with customer testimonial and pricing. The ad notes money back guarantee and availability from H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
A dubious offer from Frontier Asthma Company promises home asthma cures with free trial treatment. The notice lists a Buffalo New York address Room 102 and AG 3, but provides no verifiable medical basis or safeguards.
Fresh Renown strawberry preserves highlighted by Paschall's Phnes order number 86. The note emphasizes adding flavor to meals and routines.
An advertising notice promotes Cascarets for constipation and biliousness claiming quick relief for liver and stomach distress. It urges taking a 10 cent box to achieve health and clear thinking, and notes general availability from druggists for adults and children alike.
Chicago reports Daniel Donahue convicted of conspiring to defame Clarence S. Funk former Harvester general manager. Co defendant Isaac Steffel found not guilty. Trial featured testimony about Senator Lorimer and Edward Hines with national implications.
A Fort Worth business leader argues advertising pays big dividends and that truth is essential. Honest ads build goodwill, and confidence is vital for securing buyers. Successful selling hinges on courteous, decent service during the transaction, a policy the paper’s advertisers uphold.
An advertisement from LONG and KING inviting customers to use their grocery service with a promise of satisfaction and 44 phone contact, urging constant availability.
For sale a new six room frame cottage with two porches and gas and electric lights. Includes a fern and lot measuring 70 by 180 feet located on North Locust. Price S250. Terms. Address owner Box 517.
Advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a reliable remedy for worm infections in children and adults. It claims to aid digestion, boost liver activity, and improve health in a pleasant candy form, with safety for delicate children and a 25 cent price.
Don’t worry over groceries phone us and we’ll tell you of the fresh goods just received. Phones 44.
Local fish shop advertises pickled herring and fresh pack mackerel for sale. Call 8 and 6 to place an order. PAS CHALL'S.
Fresh pickles this year’s pack offered by Paschall’s. Include them in your upcoming order. Phones 86.
The message urges careful planning after fire damage and stresses securing full coverage with strong, well-managed companies. It notes that the speaker represents such firms and offers their services.
Former Tennessee governor M R Patterson told the Ohio convention that he now repudiates his earlier support for policies legalizing liquor. He described his conversion after personal tragedy and urged prohibition across local and national levels to end the liquor traffic.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a quick remedy for nasal congestion and head cold. The copy claims immediate relief as the balm soothes inflamed membranes, opens air passages, and ends nasal discharge with a small bottle from any drug store.
The piece explains that advertisers must maintain quality to earn repeat sales, since profits rely on customer satisfaction and goodwill built by advertising. It contrasts advertised brands with unknown unadvertised goods, noting advertisers invest in reputation and cannot risk lowering quality.
Mrs H F Schweer hosts two bridge tables for Mrs Lucius K McGaffey of Roswell New Mexico visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John A Hann in Denton.
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a cure for dandruff and thinning hair, claiming one application doubles hair beauty and dissolves dandruff. It urges 2 cent bottles at drug stores, plus a brief pitch for dill pickles from Turner Bros.
The Woman's Shakespeare Club Home Economics department met on Thursday November 6 at Prof McDonald's home with Miss Annie Webb Blanton in attendance. The group discussed "Description of Houses" and heard Mrs 7. T. Kerley read "The Home of the Future" and "The Ideal Kitchen." Mrs L L Fry served refreshments at the host's house.
Genuine boneless codfish sold in boxes at Turner Bros. at a price of 20 cents per box. Telephone contact listed as 7.
Mrs D B D A McGee of Waycross Georgia reports a two year chronic cough ended after using Vinci cod liver and iron remedy. She claims improved sleep energy and that the tonic iron helps blood formation. Druggist M Curtis offers money back if no help.
L D Smith advertises fine Utah and Ben Davis apples just received in a car lot. Customers are urged to phone orders or call at the West Oak Street fruit house, and to remember that L D Smith sells fruit of all kinds.
The Turner Bros grocery store promotes its service and invites customers to order by number 7 over the phone. The note emphasizes customer satisfaction and urges readers to try the store today.
A seventy five mile long aerial cableway will be constructed in Northern India, claimed to be the greatest in the world, to serve a region where soil conditions render rail transport impracticable.
Society notes recount Miss Sybil Wooley's wedding eve hospitality and a large Waxahachie reception for Mrs. William Todd. Details describe guests, gowns, and the bride in pink chiffon, as well as Elmhurst Criddle of Denton hosting, with plans for an October wedding event at Mrs. Ernest Criddle’s home.
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