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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates by period for a Denton publication and details postal classifications. It notes weekly and daily editions as second class mail matters and provides advance payment options including one month six months and one year prices.
A Denton Texas 1912 notice reflects on corrections to newspaper reflections and summarizes contemporary political issues. It comments on Senator Culberson’s stance, Johnson the alleged abductor, race prejudice in the North, and Mexican politics with Diaz and Madero. It urges Southern voters to support Gov. Wilson and vote in the South primary to influence the national outcome.
The notice promotes Rexall to aid run down people by correcting nerve trouble indigestion loss of appetite worry or overwork. It claims a pleasant tasteless formula without cod liver oil yet retaining its valuable properties. It promises to restore solid flesh rich blood and vitality quickly at one dollar per bottle.
A lengthy ledger lists numerous Denton county residents and local figures as contributors to the Wilson Marshall Democratic fund. Names appear with varied amounts and locations including Aubrey Lewisville Siloam Springs and Denton, reflecting widespread support and small to moderate donations. The page also notes a Democratic Executive Committee tally and local notices about streetcar schedules and a coffee offer from LONG and KING on CLR NOTICR.
In a coastal New England tale, Keziah Coffin eludes a persistent visitor then agrees to sail away with Captain Nat Hammond. A parish upheaval ends with Ellery’s return as pastor and town gossip about Lavinia Pepper’s wedding plans to Caleb Pratt.
The ad claims loss of appetite signals serious trouble and urges Electric Bitters to restore vitality by healing the stomach and digestion. It cites Michael Heissheimer of Lincoln Nebraska recovering after six bottles and says the product boosts blood, nerves, and digestion. Only 50 cents at J F Raley Co.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a superior laxative cleansing stomach and bowels. It claims they purify the digestive system, reduce liver burden, and prevent headaches indigestion and biliousness with a nightly dose, promising ten cent boxes from druggists and wide use by families and children.
Railroad timetables list mixed trains on Dallas Branch South No 61 at 6 25 am and 12 01 pm and Dallas Branch North No 88 at 10 am and 10 pm. Customer guidance appears about ordering groceries and a note from Turner Bros.
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