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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription rates for one month six months and one year with advance payment. It also states that any erroneous reflections in the columns will be corrected upon notification to the publishers of the Record and Chronicle.
A widow living alone finds health improves when meals are simple with two or three items rather than full conventional dinners. Frequent meals away from home and guests disturb digestion, while avoiding meat and keeping the diet simple supports vitality and reduces household work.
The Fort Worth Record credits Hon. J. P. Buchanan’s congressional bid to Col Jake Wolters and the Austin Statesman. In Travis County he won just over 400 of nearly 5,000 votes, with home supporters providing overwhelming backing and fewer than 206 votes against him.
State papers recount a man who beat a fatherless eight year old bound out to him receiving two years in jail and a heavy fine. Many readers deem the punishment grossly inadequate, signaling a brewing breach with law and justice.
Modern banks are very safe. Put your money there. Don’t waste it by using a cheap gas range. Buy a DIRECT ACTION GAS RANGE. They save gas with double capacity. The small est Direct ACTION is a big range with two oven racks. Twice as much baking with less gas. The heat distributes evenly so you don’t move baking between racks. Browning occurs on top and bottom on both racks. You save gas, money, and time.
The letter praises Mrs. Hortense Ward of Houston for lobbying the bill while noting the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Legislative Committee fails to credit her. The writer argues credit often outweighs the deed, and that true recognition tends to settle in the long run despite current omissions.
A British magazine recounts the Scowrers and Mohocks and their notorious London exploits. Taverns invaded and wrecked, women in casks rolled, royal rewards offered for Mohock catch, and 19th century reform by Sir Robert Peel’s police.
Lawrence Hodges in the Chicago Record Herald notes the shadow across Earth during a solar eclipse moves about 2000 miles per hour, a rate visible to observers on mountains. He cites Forbes of Turin and Langley describing the terrifying, awe inspiring sensation and the sense of a material force sweeping the landscape.
Turner Bros advertise Michigan pork and beans available for sale with a five cent price claim. The notice emphasizes immediate on hand stock and a phone contact to place orders.
The article outlines two main hypotheses on the universe’s early matter state before planetary formation. One view imagines a heated gas nebula while the other suggests a cold meteoritic dust cloud. scholars like Professor Young favor the nebular starting point for planetary history.
A girl questions an ex-college man after graduation. He plans to live on his income and deflects praise, saying achieving such frugality would be the cleverest deed the world has seen. The dialogue is cited from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A sea man who had been paid off after a long voyage tells a cabman to steer ahead and to load luggage on deck while he climbs on top of the cab. The astonished jarvey is corrected as the sailor orders passengers to stay inside and baggage in the hold.
A Los Angeles Listener quip notes a politician who once sang in a glee club can hold office. The exchange highlights how a strong voice signals public suitability and leadership capacity.
A fragment from the Baltimore American notes a terse exchange about trust and punctuality as a cook fails to arrive early. The brief remark portrays a domestic dispute tone with a sharp line about keeping promises.
A Creek proverb warns against repeating mistakes by stumbling thrice on the same stone, emphasizing caution and persistence in daily conduct.
A two reel presentation titled A great Lubin masterpiece Untill we three meet again a beautiful story of three men and the girl shown in a masterful way a veritable feature.
A father and son discuss whether animals think and read about ants. A wise man tests ant behavior with a pinned fly, shows cooperative hunting, help for injured ants, and nest communication suggesting thinking. The tale argues ants may think and share food and care within their colony.
Boundary markers between nations are described with vivid detail from Europe to Asia and North America. The Pillar of Farewell on the Russia Siberia line stands six teen feet high with Europe and Asia inscribed on opposite sides. Across the Rhine the Hanover Holland boundary uses a chained pontoon fence painted different colors. Austria and Germany risk exposure with long frontiers and limited natural boundaries. Fire Department carnival crowds attend shows despite blustery weather with two daily performances at 2 and 7 PM.
A Philadelphia Inquirer description notes Maltese women abroad wear black robes over their dresses, with a silk mantle covering the head and a whalebone frame to keep the fabric in place. Hands shield the scarf, revealing only a forefinger. The appearance evokes a funeral mood in Malta’s streets.
In the town's page, readers are urged to browse hardware advertisements for value. The column notes worn cookware and suggests readers may find price inducements in today’s listings.
The text notes Venus transits occur in pairs eight years apart, with pairs in 1761 1769 and 1874 188? It states the twentieth century has no further transits and only 2004 2012 offer future viewing. It mentions the speed of light as a newer method to measure the sun’s distance, replacing the transit method in authority.
A German resident in Brooklyn laments losing his dachshund to dog catchers. He suspects the dog was taken by the pound, and questions how it happened as his friend looks for answers.
A Detroit Free Press snippet notes a man promising to be home by 10 o'clock but failing to arrive, with confessional lines about a previous late arrival at 9 45 and not receiving credit for it. The exchange hints at domestic doubt and timing anxiety.
A Washington rich elder boasts about winning a wife if younger while the cold beauty counters with a playful tilt of years, suggesting she could be fifteen or twenty years younger. The exchange reads as a witty, pointed exchange in a Philadelphia Press note.
A comic exchange from a Philadelphia Record item where a husband quips about his wife being a suffragette and lecturing from a platform while she retorts she does not need a platform.
A Den ton advertisement draws many responses as readers contact the store. The column highlights active engagement with readers who reply to the weekly offers.
A promotional note touts a combination rate offering a weekly and daily reach to up to 15,000 people across 3,000 families at a low cost. The pitch emphasizes broad circulation for advertisements in suburban and city property sections.
A Mobile Alabama reader Mrs Sigurd Hansen recounts seven years of womanly trouble and headaches. After surgery and recurrence she reports improvement with Cardus, noting better appetite and sleep and doctors saying she looks healthier. The Chattanooga Medicine Co advertises Cardus as a proven female tonic.
The quarterly Denton County Odd Fellows Association session will meet with the Sanger lodge next Tuesday April 23. Reports from Sanger indicate good attendance and an entertain ment planned for visitors. The Rebekahs join in contests with degrees conferred at night.
Our line of groceries well selected as we take special care to get the best brand of all goods. We ask no more and so many cases less for our superior goods. Phones 44.
A brief item notes that Turner Bros. offers Michigan pork and beans at a price of five cents per can, reflecting a low-cost option advertised in local outlets.
A vintage advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Pills drive headaches away and purify the blood. It promises quick relief from indigestion biliousness and sour stomach with every pill helping and a guaranteed box. Advised by J. P. Raley & Co.
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