Record and Chronicle Public Notice 1912 Denton
Notice to the public states corrections will be made upon notification. The record and Chronicle in Denton Texas issue this August 13, 1912.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1912
Page
2
Diet and Health Hints on Cancer Susceptibility Period
The article argues that different organs react to foods, so diet should be simplified during periods of cancer susceptibility. It cites animal and plant studies, noting uniform rations support harmony and disease resistance, with goats’ immunity linked to a traditional leaf and grass diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Denton Democrats urged to fund party campaign efforts
Judge Cato Sells calls Texas Democrats to bolster Gov Wilson's nomination by backing the campaign fund. Denton County urged to contribute at least $1,000 as part of statewide effort. The piece also notes state insurance board rulings on rate reductions and reflects on wedding trends and historical statutes on labor and price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cato Sells
Texas
Judge Sells
Denton County
The Randolph Mason case unfolds in a Tenderloin cafe
The narrator observes a drunken client and a cold Madame Versay in a cafe as a plan to steal jewels unfolds. He offers ten thousand dollars for the jewels and negotiates with Madame Versay and detective Henderson. They involve Miss Caroline Pickney and a bank transfer that ends with counterfeit Confederate bills. The district attorney reveals the money is not counterfeit but Confederate currency, and the case pivots to Mason’s broader intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Clode
Madame Versay
Papinot
Burgundy
Popinot
Oise
Johnnie
Caroline Pickney
Madame
Henderson
Bobbie
Bishop Simonton
New York
Bobbie Henderson
la Lune d
America
Ile
Montague Thomas
Miss Pickney
Robert Henderson
Mr. Montague Thomas
Randolph Mason
Madame Vervay
Mason
District Attorney’s Office
District Attorney's Office
United States
Dave
Mr. Henderson
Confederate States of America
Treasury Department
Moseby Taylor
Jubal Farly
Mr. Parks
Citations Questioned Over Company Reports
A critical assessment notes that firms act arbitrarily and lack justification in their own reports on file. Officials challenge whether the documentation in the office supports the actions claimed by Compesig companies.
Wit of Augustus Thomas Highlights Theatrical Quips
Channing Pollock quotes Augustus Thomas on amateur carvers noting their gravy never matches wallpaper. Thomas calls a fatuous argument like a chorus girl's tights that touch every point and cover nothing. He recalls a stage moment where a manager asked for witty dialogue during The Witching Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Pollock
Honey Bread Value In Europe Over U.S. Uses
The Christian Herald notes Europeans favor honey bread for its keeping quality and flavor. France prefers honey bread aged a year to a year and a half as it “ripens.” The piece highlights honey’s preservative, unmoving character and calls for poultry butter or eggs for sale at 233 West Oak St through G. W. ELIERT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
France
The
Christian Herald
West Oak St
G. W. Eliert
Maxwell King of Coffees and Turner Bros Order
The Maxwell brand is presented as the recognized king of coffees and a customer requests an order of Max. Turner Bros. handles the order with phone contact provided as 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Turner Bros
Squirrels with parasols become village sensation
A rural tale recalls gray squirrels seen near a cabbage field using parasols as autumn passes. Locals, motorists, and an innkeeper speculate on the unusual sight while a farmer hides the secret to protect an income.
East Texan locals list names from Justin area visits
PONDER Tex July 25 1912 Notice is hereby given that the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company will proceed to sell at public auction at 2 o clock p m on the 31st day of August 1912 at its freight depot in Ponder Denton County Texas one traction engine shaped by R A Autry from Fort Worth Texas on June 6 1911 in A T & S F car 7855 consigned to R A Autry Ponder Texas the shipment being covered by Fort Worth to Ponder way bill 350 June 6 1911 Also one separator shipped by R A Autry from Justin Texas in A T S F fear 57155 to himself at Ponder Texas June 5 1911 covered by Justin to Ponder way bill 10 June 8 1911 The shipments unclaimed at destination after notice and placed on right of way have remained in possession for over three months Unpaid charges freight storage and sale costs will be deducted from proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponder, Tex
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company
Ponder
Denton County
Texas
R. A. Autry
Fort Worth
A. Autry
Justin
Destinaton
Consignee
Gulf, Colorado & Santa FE Railway Company
J. J. Dillard
Auges
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