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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle appears as a daily publication note except Sunday. The fragment includes garbled OCR text with numbers and prices, making full meaning unclear but indicating a regular issue schedule and a price indicator.
In middle life strenuous work benefits from diet exercise optimism and hygienic conditions. A corporate head uses a trainer to manage his daily exercise and diet much like athletes. The physician may focus more on preserving health and efficiency than treating ailments.
The Nebraska Democratic State Convention endorses William Jennings Bryan, praising his Baltimore actions and victory. The Dahlman faction in Omaha opposed the endorsement with a roll call split of 636.5 in favor and 246.5 against, much of the opposition coming from Douglass County.
The HRecords proposal to shrink voting precincts for faster vote counting gains state support. Denton Record and Chronicle urges splitting three large county precincts to relieve labor strain while Denton and surrounding towns report counts finished by Sunday. Concerns include election costs and burden on local candidates, but supporters say more precincts speed accurate returns with minimal extra cost.
Fort Worth Record outlines dividing the county into as many voting precincts as needed. The piece highlights flexible boundaries to ensure fair access and efficient polling. The article emphasizes local governance and civic participation.
W F Massey outlines fall and winter sowing for Big Boston lettuce Wonderful lettuce Prizetaxer onions and other crops. Advice covers timing sowing methods soil richness, frame use, mulching and handling of greens beans kale radish carrots spinach and late tomatoes with frost protection and storage tips.
Randolph Mason guides Richard R. Curtis, a dying president, who reveals his plan to mortgage his wife’s estate to a powerful politician to save his company from a hostile campaign. Curtis seeks a way to correct an injustice before death but Mason hints at a remedy within Curtis’s reach.
A new state bank to open at Pilot Point has filed its charter with County Clerk Button. Directors named include F. A. Wright, W. B. McShan, J M Jones, W. F. Atkins, S. F. Gainer and G. A. Tasdell.
Senate action on August 15 placed on the calendar a resolution by Senator Pomerene directing Attorney General Wickersham to prosecute officers of Standard Oil and American Tobacco. The vote followed a brief filibuster and a sharp clash in which Pomerene accused Wickersham of failing to act.
Investigation proves the United States vice consul at Cartagena was slain by gunfire. His body, found riddled with bullets, confirms foul play beyond a doubt as authorities pursue the case.
G K Chesterton compares the family to a little kingdom full of divergences and archy like traits. He argues that revolting against the family mirrors revolting against mankind and notes how each relative embodies human traits in a witty general critique.
The census of December 1910 shows St. Petersburg population at 1,807,708 including suburbs. It is described as an office town and a cotton textile center with a growing seaport role for six to eight months. A new steamship line to Libau links to a transatlantic route to New York, enabling direct American shipments without foreign transshipment delays.
In a surprised vote a new usher is installed at the church. Critics argue a street car conductor should not preside over etiquette yet supporters cite grit and practical experience. The decision centers on handling end-seat hogs and keeping aisles clear during services.
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