Denton Record and Chronicle Adopts Local Campaign Appeals
The Denton Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates and public notices for the Weekly Record and Chronicle. It includes political fundraising appeals urging readers to support the Democratic campaign and cites county exhibits and seed selection practices for Denton County farmers.
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Logsden
Star-Courier
Denton County
Denton
Plano
Wilson
Star Courier
Ernest
Record
Chronicle
Chantilly Sterling Pattern Sells as Family Silver
A new Chantilly sterling silver tableware pattern is showcased. Designers describe its simple yet decorative French character inspired by the palace near Paris. It is touted as one of the best selling silver patterns and a complete set is displayed for shoppers.
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Chantilly
Chintry
Paris
Gas comes to Denton area warming home life soon
The Wichita Falls Times notes residents await natural gas adoption in North Texas. It cites ease of heating and cooking from gas, praising reliability even in cold weather and predicting strong supply from the Petrolia wells supporting Denton.
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Record and Chronicle
Edwards
Jack Robison
North
Texas
Petrolia
Denton
Brother Edwards
Wichita Falls
Dusty roads prompt rain in Corinth as visitors arrive
In Corinth Oct. rain needed to settle dust. W. D. Pockrus reported not improving. Little Gerald Wain Garrison very ill. Roy Layman Duther and Jim Harbert visited in Denton. Cecil Clark Roy Seagraves from Little Elm visited. Mrs. John Harbert and children arrived from Oak Grove. Grady and Dave Yuntie in Denton. Rennie Clarkman from Wilton and Rupert Whitmore from Garza were in town. Arrington Stewart of Sunnydale and Geo Shahan with R. L. Taylor visited McKinney. C B Oliver was in Denton.
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Roy Layman
Duther
Jim Harbert
Denton
Cecil Clark
Roy Seagraves
Little Elm
John Harbert
Oak Grove
Grady
Dave Yuntie
Rennie Clarkman
W ‘Ton
Rupert Whitmore
Garza
Arrington Stewart
Sunnydale
Geo, Shahan
R. L. Taylor
McKinney
B. Oliver
Cascarets Claim Quick Cleansing for Torpid Liver
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a overnight bowel cleansing remedy that purges constipation and bilious buildup. It claims a ten cent box regulates stomach liver and bowels while you sleep and promotes relief for adults and children alike.
Keziah Coffin Makes Quiet Move in Trumet Tale
In a tense family web, Keziah Coffin vows to shield Grace and John Ellery while plans unfold in Trumet. Dr Parker notes a healing patient as Captain Hammond’s rescue unit faces social stress and a mysterious Nat Hammond return unsettles the town.
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Mayo
Dr. Parker
Zeb
Denton County Pioneer Uncle Johnnie Hawkins Recovers Health
Friends report that Uncle Johnnie Hawkins a Denton county pioneer born January 3 1826 has completely recovered his health. He arrived in Denton in 1852 preempted land and still lives on his headright. His wife Mary A Byrd joined him after a long frontier journey. He remains active sharing memories of early Texas life. Come in and have your pen filled free.
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Johnnie’ Hawkins
Mr. Hawking
Denton County
Barren County
Texas
Kentucky
Olga
Mississippi
Red
Nacogdoches County
Mr. Hawkins
J. H. Hawkins
J. W. Hawkins
Julia
Mona Hawkins
Hawkins
Sam Hawkins
Venton
Ed B. Hawkins
R. B. Hawkins
Portales
N. M
Mary Rogers
Frisco
Hawkins and
Tates
Hawking
Old Fashioned Doctor Treats Kidney Disease with Peruna
In 1860 a Millersville farmer with Bright’s disease sought help from a physician who had treated a neighbor successfully. The doctor used a Neutralizing Mixture for bowel issues, later linked to Peruna, and observed the patient improve after a few weeks. The physician connects catarrh of mucous membranes to kidney disease and promotes Peruna as a catarrh remedy for such cases.
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Millersville
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Bright
The
Jefferson Medical Col
Notre Dame Lady Promises Home Cure for Rheumatism
An appeal from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for rheumatism and related pains. She claims the remedy purges uric acid from blood loosens stiff joints purifies the blood and brightens the eyes, promising tangible relief without climate change.
Cardui praised by Mrs. Long for relief from womanly troubles
In Pendergrass Georgia a reader credits Cardui with ending years of agonizing womanly troubles and fainting spells. The ad touts Cardui as a strength building tonic for women, urging readers to consult a druggist and request the Chattanooga Medicine Co. advisory book. It also mentions Electric Bitters and a local grocery ad from Turner Bros.
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Pendergrass
Della Long
Cardus
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Michael Hessheimer
Lincoln
Neb
J. F. Kaley & Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed as universal remedy
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional treatment. The ad promises $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and urges sending testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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