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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1912
Page
2
Public notice from Denton Texas dated September 18 1912 cautions against erroneous reflections in the column and states corrections will be made upon notification by publishers. It notes mailing and postage details and newspaper dates.
The column quips on sun and drought noting sun growth debate aside, Denton’s water supply remains ample while nearby counties report dry wells and water shortages. Waxahachie merchants report a record trade day after outreach inviting broader local commerce and cooperative efforts to expand Denton trade reach.
A Denton Record Chronicle item notes loan agents complain of weak business as farmers are said to have money to loan. The Wichita Falls Times editor quotes the sentiment that low demand for loans signals prosperity and worthiness of such attitudes for the county.
The article urges immediate use of proven hair invigorators for a healthy scalp, warning against experimental or harmful mixtures that may worsen dandruff and hair loss. It emphasizes choosing remedies with a track record of effectiveness.
Eureka Sage Compound, made from pure materials, claims to improve diseased hair and scalp conditions. It guarantees satisfaction or a money refund, promising beneficial effects with careful use.
Fine rain and light hail pass through Waketon with no damage. Residents visiting and traveling include W C Dillard in Denton and Dick Kerby in Fort Worth. Local illnesses mention Kolly Harris in Dallas and Joins to see Holly Harris. An infant burial occurs at China Chapel and several residents attend Lewisville schools. An ad urges Dr King’s New Life Pills for biliousness and indigestion.
The shopper who buys only from home merchants saves by avoiding shipment tricks and oversize orders. She buys less, matching her needs and wants more closely than when using mail order houses.
Mrs. G Thomas returns from Dallas as Reba Kennedy and Martha Alpine visit Denton. Numerous locals travel to Frisco, Dallas, Fort Worth and Snyder for family, church and funeral matters. Ernest Thomas and Miss Grave Heister wed Sunday in a local ceremony. Phone Lone & King for business orders.
Alumni and current Texas University students from Denton organized the Denton County Club in the R. B Lee building at 5 pm Tuesday. Officers include Luther Hoffman president Miss Elaine Lewis vice president Jerry Fowler secretary treasurer Lloyd Garrison corresponding secretary Homer Bruce sergeant at arms. The group plans to aid freshmen, assist with housing and course selection, offer scholarships, establish a student loan fund, and support Denton visitors in Austin.
In Randolph Mason's New York study, Winfield Gerry seeks help for a困t financial bind. Mason probes the young man's debts of about one hundred thousand dollars and the reckless borrowing behind them, weighing whether the case falls within his justice-driven remit.
The Ohio State Journal recalls two popular party desserts from childhood days, float and tarts. The writer extols float as a heavenly, pure treat and praises jelly filled tarts as simple gems, lamenting their replacement by ices and crackers while warning of rising pessimism.
Samuel G. Camp argues in Outing that mounting the reel under the rod with the handle to the right suits right handed casters. This setup avoids turning the rod when playing a fish and allows a natural grip on the reel handle after a strike.
Ancient researchers note soap in Egypt as vegetable ashes mixed with grease and believe Pliny described plant ashes alkali. Hebrews used a similar alkali, Jeremiah 22 wash with water and much soap likely borak from desert plants. The fig marigold species named washing herbs also hold cleansing properties.
An elderly woman in a New York suffrage parade grew exhausted in the final stretch and cried out to a fellow marcher. The companion urged prayer for strength, hoping divine help would sustain her through the remaining distance.
Incomplete notice lists various prices and a contact line. The readable parts reference a dollar amount, a fusion or phone placeholder, and scattered numbers without clear context or full details.
Turner Bros invites customers to phone in orders and promises to prove their service. The note emphasizes taking orders via the telephone to demonstrate capability and speed.
Curtis' Drug Store has long served Normal students and friends with a dependable welcoming atmosphere. The store emphasizes consistent service and goods to please both old and new customers, inviting all to make it their headquarters as in years past.
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