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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
2
A fragment advertises subscription terms by mail including monthly and yearly options with prices, but the text is largely unreadable and incomplete. The readable portion mentions advance payments and a dollar amount, suggesting a periodical sale or offer.
Circulation department notes daily delivery policy while excerpts praise Samuel Untermyer. He urges currency bill passage, railroad rate reform, abolition of interlocking directors and holding companies, criminal penalties for officers, and greater public scrutiny of banks and brokers. He cites rottenness in corporate management and calls for government oversight to restore confidence. A Colonial Brand coffee plug closes.
A 1913 Denton event lists a Woodmen of the World meeting in the District Court room at 10:30 a.m. with welcome addresses from city and camp leaders. Afternoon features a parade led by grand marshal J. M. Gurley and marshals, followed by district room talks, a competitive field drill on the square, and a night session at Fox Brothers Garage with degree exemplification and a solo performance by Col. R. H. McDill.
In a vivid war scene, Prussians fire from houses on the barricade as French cuirassiers and lancer squadrons clash amid smoke and rubble. The Countess and narrator endure the chaos before Prussian victory at Morsbronn, with Alsace declared lost and MacMahon's army retreating. Buckhurst then delivers diamonds as possible reparation and hints at escape options.
The Ariel Club December gathering at Mrs. J. W. Sullivan’s home featured the Music Department’s program with guest attendees equal to hostesses’ department membership. Mrs. Garrison spoke on civic responsibility, delegates reported on the Corpus Christi federation, and recommendations urged rural welfare, better baby efforts, and scholarships in music.
L B Redman in Dallas this afternoon S Wilkins from Lewisville J M Vivien in Dallas on business Mrs Gene Spangenbure ill but better Mrs J B R Atchley visiting friends in Ponder Mrs H B Collins visiting relatives in Natlow Mrs F C Franks returned ill to Argyle home Mrs Fenton mother of Mrs Hamilton ill but better Dr W H Bruce en route to Wichita Falls Abilene on business Mrs Charles Presley returned to Dallas after visiting Mrs Po Fi Fields Mrs B D Simpson returned to Lewisville after visiting friends in Denton Mrs Joe Ford returned to Fort Worth after visiting sister Mrs C C Yancey A L Nowlin returned to Lewisville after visiting parents M L Portwood Sullivan from San Saba county visiting son Ben Sullivan in Belton area Flood scene: Santa Fe train through Belton as flood rose eleven drownings reported
The Home Economies department of the Woman's Shakespeare Club will meet Thursday at 3 PM at the home of Mrs L L Fry 58 North Elm Street.
The Dead Letter List lists letters from Ladies and Gentlemen names including Alfrey Miss Mattie Beekan Mrs Inez Bryant Cooper Emma Todding Miss Ethel Malone Mrs R A MecFenan Miss Minnie Mors Beatrice Porkens Mrs Wiley Stone Mrs Ruth Gertlemen for December 14 1915 at Washington DC. Advertised letters require one cent postage when claimed.
The Long and King line offers fresh crisp dill pickles in bulk as an add on to existing orders.
Thirty five dozen quart jars of sweet relish and olives were sold in November. A second shipment is due now and customers are urged to place an order by phone next time. LONG & KING.
An advertisement promotes the Classic LED for sale with brief details of features and price. The notice targets buyers seeking a reliable lighting option and highlights energy efficiency.
An old time home remedy for gray hair, Sage Tea and Sulphur, has been reinvented as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. Sold in drug stores for about 50 cents a bottle, it claims to darken hair, add lustre, and prevent dandruff and itching with regular use.
A December opportunity is advertised by Lone and King promising a trial or deal to save extra Christmas money through a local offer.
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