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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
2
The piece argues meat is costly protein, cheaper sources like nuts and wheat gluten are preferred for digestion. It urges moderation of meat, especially in warm weather, and notes habit shapes appetite. cautions against Wright's disease and related conditions.
The Denton Record and Chronicle notes the secretary of the treasury will issue 500 million dollars in emergency currency and place 50 million in Southern banks to handle crops. It says the administration aims to prevent a panic driven by certain influences and rejects those who wish to provoke such a crisis, including some renegade democrats.
An editorial arguing for aggressive sanitation in Denton Texas. It calls for paved streets full electrical lighting a street cleaning department inspectors of town conditions and organized boards including merchants doctors and matrons to promote contagious disease prevention and sanitary housing. It notes poor attitudes toward sanitation and urges enforcement of sewerage water supply and spitting laws to reduce flies and disease.
The question explores why crackers are a ubiquitous staple across meals and cultures. It notes affordability, long shelf life, bland flavor for versatile pairings, and convenience as factors driving broad adoption.
An Allison Iowa minister lauds Dr King s New Life Pills for constipation. He calls them perfect pills no home should be without and claims they regulate the liver and bowels. The ad notes a 25 cent price at J F Raley Co and guarantees every pill.
The ad highlights a dedicated prescription room away from the sales floor for quiet work. It touts a stocked department with potent drugs and claims the pharmacist’s 23 years of experience and St Louis College of Pharmacy training ensure high quality and trusted prescriptions.
A collection of wry lines about marriage, gender, and social quirks. Observations compare pre and post wedding behavior, flirtatious egos, and the quirks of men and women. The piece reads as humorous sayings framed by a familiar comic voice.
Lewisville aims to locate the Turner interurban line as Grapevine plans a road from Dallas to Denton. Enterprise reports Lewisville urged to move quickly to capture the new railway line.
The Lewisville Enterprise reports interest grows as Grapevine challenges route choice. Dallas promoters Connibear and Carter meet local leaders. most right of way between Lewisville and Denton is secured and work could begin soon. Lewisville aims to keep the project away from Grapevine.
Guy Hickman and his troupe performed at the Tent Theatre drawing a large crowd in Denton after arriving from Sherman. The county cop role by Hickman drew constant laughter, with strong turns by the leading lady and other players as they staged The Sweetest Girl of All followed by Midnight in Chinatown tonight.
A humorous quip in the Houston Post features a wearer insisting no pocket exists while another points out a visible bulge labeled as a mosquito bite. The exchange underscores playful urban humor in the paper.
Frontier Asthma Company advertises a no charge information program for asthma treatment at Room 102 Buffalo New York. The notice highlights trial opportunities and full details available to interested individuals.
List of residents and counties with dates ages and causes of death from April to June 1913 in Denton, Sanger, Krum, Ponder and surrounding areas. Entries include William T. Smith age 68 apoplexy, Addie Mayall diphtheria, Joe Sprangel 1 year 4 months, Jesse Tucker 32, John Bell 236 years, Henry Wilson 31 days, Andrew Baker 32, Mattie Poeckrus 29, Jimmie Moore 4 colored, James Green 82, infant deaths, cholera, tuberculosis and other ailments.
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