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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1912
Page
4
An unclear item notes Gin months delivered by mail in advance with references to six months three months and various figures such as 4, 2.01, 84.06 and 61.06. The text appears as a garbled list of advance payment terms and quantities without clear context.
A notice from Denton Texas dated September 10, 1912 states the Record and Chronicle will correct any erroneous reflections on the character or standing of any firm individual or corporation upon notification to the publisher. The notice appears in the public columns.
The Denton area sees steady land deed filings from buyers across counties and strong local growth. The editor lauds Denton for population gains, calls for better roads and interurban links, questions census accuracy, and urges stronger publicity for the Experiment Station’s work to boost agriculture and local economy.
The Denton Oil and Gas Co Ltd announces its membership is limited to Den Leng and Denton county men with $50 per share, $10 monthly payments, non assessable liability. Ninety-day applications are invited via the secretary for Board approval, with C. F. Evans as president and O. M. King as secretary.
Typhoon Pyi and heavy rains lash coast of Empire with 40,000 lives threatened as floods surge inland. High tides and torrents disrupt cities, trigger evacuations and widespread damage reported from multiple regions.
Reports from Wen Chow Che Kiang describe a typhoon on August 29 followed by torrential rains and floods. The Wen Chow river overflowed submerging Tsing Tien killing about 10,000 residents and spreading devastation to Foo Chow and other coastal provinces. Survivors risk famine as echoed by last year’s deadly Yangtze flood with 100,000 deaths.
Reported by the Clovis Journal, Cass Tarver of Anson Texas dominated the bout against Dallas fireman Beverly in eight rounds. Tarver's reach and power prevailed each round while Beverly endured heavy punishment and fought a grim defensive game.
A lighthearted note on nine frivolous fairs credited to May Tutrelle, published by Bobbs-Merrill Company under catalog reference 191. The fragment suggests a promotional or literary item rather than full article detail.
At a grand home Jo Crowninshield and John Crowninshield explore the gallery with Hap Hazard. They discuss mine stock, potential profits, and the fate of Jo's dressmaking venture as they scrutinize Velasquez and other works, weighing originals against copies.
Evangelist W L Sweney preached to a large crowd on faith from Hebrews and urged obedience to God's word without question. He contrasted faith with sight and quoted scripture to illustrate repentance and salvation, inviting all to attend the evening sermon.
The piece extols Electric Bitters for energy and health, claiming they restore vigor and aid recovery from rheumatism liver stomach and kidney troubles. A testimonial from Charles B Allen of Sylvania Georgia praises the medicine as life changing, with a note that it is sold by J. F Raley & Co. Only 50 cents.
Three glycerine and castile soaps praised as valuable bargains for Denton shoppers. Harmony Rose Glycerin Harmony Violet Glycerine Grenolie Castile each sold in 6 02 cakes at 3 for 25 cents.
The narrator recalls Jo after their separation noticing changes in her curiosity and tact as they walk to the drawing-room. Jo asks about the duke core to his romantic entanglements and whether Natalie is the center of a lasting attachment.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a 25 cent hair cleanser that cleanses dust dirt and oil, improves shine and fullness, stops itching and hair loss, and promotes strong healthy growth when applied carefully to each strand. It likens its effects to rain and sunshine for hair health.
Today's quotations show Liverpool Middling at 6.63 pence with 6,000 bales sold, New York Middling at five and a half cents with unspecified sales, and futures for Newark New Orleans and West Coast markets including October and December contracts with slight changes from previous closes.
Market notes report slight cotton decline with good receipts. cotton top price 11.15 cents, seed cotton 4.20. Wheat quoted at 9 cents per bushel. An asthma cure ad promises free trial treatment from Frontier Asthma Company of Buffalo. Turner Bros advertises grocery service with September trial.
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