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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
4
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine promising immediate cleansing and beauty for hair. It claims scalp invigorating effects, prevention of itching and hair loss, and growth of long, soft, lustrous hair after a 25 cent bottle purchase. It urges readers to apply with a cloth and comb through small strands for best results.
Tickling in the throat and hoarseness signal the need for Ballard's Horehound Syrup. It quiets the cough, eases the lungs, and helps restore health in the bronchial tubes. Sold by R. H. Garris. Prices 25c 50c and 1 per bottle.
Cotton insurance offered nationwide with special on automobile policies. Write or call to discuss coverage. Old phone 54, new 120.
The State Executive committee nominated J. R. Kidson to succeed C. W. Taylor as elector for the Eleventh Texas district. His name will appear on Denton county ballots, avoiding the need for write ins by Denton county Democrats. In many counties Taylor’s name was printed but certification arrived too late for print.
A sales pitch claims instant relief from severe itch with D D D Prescription for Eczema. It asserts the product washes away disease germs, leaves skin clear, and offers a full size bottle with a money back guarantee if itch is not removed at once. J F RALEY CO guarantees satisfaction or no charge.
Constable Dorris brought a jailed Negro charged with shooting at and slightly wounding Buck Stephenson, a white man near McGee's switch. The incident occurred Saturday night after an excursion train arrival. eleven buckshot hit the horse and two struck the man, causing a minor injury. The exact charge—assault to murder or aggravated assault—was pending at the County Attorney's office.
A local notice invites customers to buy a fountain pen at Minnis' Drug Store for one dollar, offer a thorough trial, and return it for a refund if it does not perform as well as a higher priced pen or give sufficient satisfaction.
In a Wednesday afternoon scrubs versus first team game the scrubs fell 14 to 7. The upcoming Saturday Denton hosts McKinney High, a fast squad with one loss to Fort Worth Central. Expected lineup includes Miller at center Berry guard Standifer guard Porter tackle H Fry tackle McNew end Spikes end Buckingham right half Cunningham left half Potts full Cobb quarterback.
Dr A E Wharton formerly of this city died suddenly aboard a Texas and Pacific passenger train near Aubrey on the way to Denton to join his wife Miss Neitha Kincaid. He had battled typhoid and heart trouble after returning from Leonard visit. burial at Odd Fellows cemetery after services at the Kincaid home. He was 52, survived by his wife. two infant children had died in infancy.
The County Health Officer treated a diphtheria case in Sam Sparks family near the southeast county line. Four more cases were reported Thursday in Mr Anderson’s family on the Magee place south of Bolivar. The ad notes pimples and skin blemishes tied to impure blood and promotes King’s New Life Pills with a local price. A lost gold bar pin with an engraved design offers a reward.
Wyeth's Lace and Sulphur Hair Remedy marketed by Wyeth Chemical Company of New York claims to restore natural hair color in days and to combat dandruff itching and thinning. A fifty cent bottle available from druggists with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
City Marshall Goode says Halloween fun in Denton may involve costumes and parades but warns against property damage and rowdy behavior. Extra officers to deter mischief. Numerous Halloween social events planned across clubs and churches in the city tonight and this week.
The piece promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with a $1000 pledge for cure failure, plus testimonials and Toledo company contact. Also advertised are Herb ine for indigestion and Fox Bros. & Co drag work by Parks & Lester at Fox Bros. & Co, highlighting a mix of medical ads and local services.
A mail order jewelry note touts a Marvin railroad watch with vague claims and inflated price. It shifts buyers toward known brands like Elgin Waltham South Bend and standard cases, insisting on transparent pricing to ensure value and avoiding unverified private labels.
A local grocery store promotes very low prices on standard brands to clear space. The ad invites customers to visit and mentions contact name T C Sample and phone number 342.
Mrs. Alvin C. Owsley hosts a Friday afternoon gathering for her daughter Mrs. Boney of Amarillo. Readers are invited to place classified ads for selling items.
Mrs W E Bennett on Fry street is reported better after illness. Services will be held Sunday at the Catholic church with Rev Father Vernimont in charge. Mrs John Barrett of North Locust street has malaria and fever but is reported better. Mrs Tucker south of the city has typhoid fever and is improving. Elder A D Rogers announces a Sunday night sermon on The Nature Origin Personality and Works of the Devil. Asthma can be cured at home with free trial information from FrontiersAthma Company Buffalo NY.
A light to moderate drizzle soaked the county Thursday, delivering about three quarters of an inch by noon. The rain saved seeded wheat but may halt cotton picking and risk damage to unopened bolls if followed by a freeze. Also promotes seasonal illnesses. an ad promotes HERBINE by R H Garrison for liver and digestion.
The ad offers Kodak finishing and film development services. It invites customers to bring in their films promising high quality results and beauty for those who have it or can gain it through their service.
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