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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for six months and other terms in advance and includes a public correction policy. It states that any erroneous reflection about a firm or individual will be corrected upon contact with the publishers. The fragment lists prices and a generic notice to readers.
The text argues appendicitis is preventable without always needing surgery. It links disease to insufficient mastication of bread and pastries with animal foods, causing intestinal congestion and putrefaction, and promotes systematic exercise to keep bowels free. It notes a germ may be involved but proper nutrition should prevent infection.
The Record and Chronicle argues the November race favors the Democratic nominee, with Roosevelt predicting Taft will win at most six states. The paper projects Wilson ahead in both popular and electoral votes, calls for regular county correspondents in Denton County towns.
A large influx of students from the public schools and Normal colleges fills the town as about 1500 children and 1500 college students prepare for nine months in Denton. Locals note the impact of students on the community and look forward to their arrival each year.
City assessor Ledbetter earned praise as personal property renditions exceeded by over 126 000, boosting city valuations beyond 3 000 000 on an 0 per cent basis. Realty values fell by more than 5 900 from 1911 to 1912, a surprising note in a growing city.
A Vermont man writes that as a traveler he suffered constipation and indigestion until using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He says the remedy is excellent for stomach, liver or kidney troubles. Available for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Denton residents voice strong praise for Doan’s Kidney Pills with M Clark of Stroud Street endorsing their reliability for kidney weakness and back pain. The ad notes sale through Foster Milburn Co and urges readers to remember the name Dean’s and use no other. Also mentions fresh Norway mackerel offer from Turner Bros and travels of Mrs Patton visiting Denton from Scotland via Ennis.
The shop remains at the west side of the square beside Scott Tailoring Co with a new front and improved quarters offering unchanged high quality service.
A narrator recalls a sunlit ball game and a tense younger romance then follows a telephone chat about a jewel heist. Jo ties the jewel thief to a Duc d Aubigny figure and a haunted past, as memories of Lone Oak and a grand American home unfold with drifting sea winds and family paintings.
A narrator visits a coastal estate for a summer with Mrs Hazard and Laura. They tour an art filled wing and a vast picture gallery while discussing romance with Hap Charlie and John Crowninshield. Winthrop the writer suggests a practical muses space, tea, and artichokes as the summer unfolds aboard a fast boat on the shore.
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