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Fragmented OCR text provides limited details. Readable facts mention a local notice around a scheduled action with dates and authorities unclear from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text provides limited details. Readable facts mention a local notice around a scheduled action with dates and authorities unclear from the fragment.
Denton Texas December 4 1913 notice from the Circulation Department urges subscribers to report missing deliveries by 9 am to have a paper resent the next day.
Abilene, Bonham, Denton and Marshall score 96 percent on Dr Carrick first inspection in the clean city contest with Denton likely leading. The article noted railroads grafting millions in damage suits and praised Denton’s growth via Fort Worth-Denton interurban and road bond plans in Ellis County.
A fragmentary narrative blends Ohio voting reform satire with a WWI era intrigue. The piece juxtaposes a Cleveland styled critique of women learning to vote with a French setting where the Countess contemplates patriotism and the Internationale. It ends with a question about a mysterious man’s journey to Paradise.
Scarlett, a presumed American mercenary, faces Buckhurst a German agent who reveals plans for a Paris siege and a postwar capitalist order. They prepare to flee toward Paradise with the Countess de Vassart as Buckhurst claims immunity while plotting future moves toward Saverne and Strasbourg.
Heavy rain drenched Argyle and Fairview areas on December 2 3 causing flooding in low spots and making school access difficult by buggy. Lake level rose near the dam and spillways, with fishing and cotton yards facing losses and possible ownership disputes. Railroads suffered washouts slowing travel as trains faced delays and diversions.
In Holland's Magazine Cleanest City contest all cities except Bonham Denton Abilene and Marshall have been eliminated. The MecKinney Courier-Gazette notes two nearby cities near the top and suggests McKinney could have joined them if residents wished.
A vintage advertisement for the Texas Wonder tonic by Dr. E W Hall promises cures for kidney and bladder issues and other ailments in men and women. It claims two months of treatment per bottle and invites orders by mail from St. Louis Missouri. Drugstores carry the product.
A local notice urges readers to place December accounts with Long & King, claiming a trial or order will convince customers to start saving money during the holiday season.
A vintaged ad touts Pape's Cold Compound to break a bad cold fast. It claims two hourly doses up to three doses clear nasal passages, ease headaches, fevers and sore throat, with no inconvenience, costing 25 cents at drug stores.
If you value strong flavor and quality coffee, try a can of Colonial Brand advertised by Turner Bros selling agents.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills to cure constipation and related ailments, with price 25c and mail order options from H. E. Bucklen & Co. Also promotes Turner Bros sales including a Jersey cow for sale, apricots, and canned goods with a November restock notice.
Local editorials from Whitesboro Gainesville and Fort Worth weigh the Fort Worth Denton interurban proposal. Denton backs fundraising and publicity while Whitesboro and Gainesville call for concrete commitments and fair treatment before any commitment or stock offerings.
The notice invites all mothers and children to a dressed doll bazaar at Wilson-Hann's store on Saturday. It promises fine dolls at prices lower than elsewhere and urges attendance for affordable options.
The seller offers fresh crisp dill pickles in bulk from Long and King. Buyers can add this pickle option to their existing order and expect crunchy, well-presented adds to sandwiches or platters.
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