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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1912
Page
2
Denton County readers see a long notice section on subscriptions and public corrections. The piece discusses Democratic fundraising for the 1912 campaign, comments on grape pricing from farm to consumer, and critiques the producer and retailer margins affecting local prices.
Twenty five cars to choice well cured Johnson grass hay offered by Witherspoon and ao. Buyers may inspect at station and select specific cars. Sale arranged through local dealers with delivery options.
An advertising notice touts Hiawatha Ice Cream made at the store and served at a fountain. It claims it is a triumph in ice cream making using Jersey cream and nuts and fruits, with a price of 1.75 dollars per gallon and 10 cents per serving at Curtis.
In winter gloom a Boston style New England village endures wrecks and rumors. Ellery and Keziah weigh Grace and Nat Hammond’s uncertain fate as Mrs. Prince laments her son Eddie and hints at hidden feelings between Ellery and Grace. Grace returns, thinner and in mourning, confronting past estrangements.
An appeal urges readers to sign the coupon and send money to C R Crane as Democratic National Committee finance supporter. It asks contributors to write a letter endorsing Woodrow Wilson and promises a lithographed souvenir receipt. The notice frames the effort as aiding a “clean campaign for the people.”
In a charged moment between Grace and John Ellery, Miss Van Borne is consoled as he expresses sympathy for her trouble. Aunt Keziah's friendship with Nat is recalled, and Grace goes inside while Ellery exits. The narration hints at ongoing events to come.
A young man asks if the girl can wash dishes and wipe them as a test of understanding. She agrees, but he delays proposing.
STREBYD CAR NOTICE. The street cars will meet the early morning Dallas train until further notice. Starting at 6.40 a. m. Phones 7 will connect you with a place to get satisfactory goods and service Turner Bros.
The editor asks for aviation epigrams while Penwigzgle protests he is a humorist, not an epitaph writer. The passage notes a store keeping staples but offering different canned goods under AI line from LONG & KING.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages, a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucous membranes and offers $100 for a failing case plus testimonials. Address: Toledo. Also mentions Pall's Family Pills for constipation.
A North Carolina father credits Bucklen’s Arnica salve with saving his 14 year old son’s leg after an ugly bruise caused a severe ulcer. He notes all remedies failed until one box cured the condition and urges readers to buy from J F Raley Co’s The Daily at 40 cents.
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