Notice to the Public on Corrections
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
2
Public notice states that any erroneous reflection on the character, reputation, or standing of a firm, individual, or corporation will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers.
Denton Texas December 11 1913 notice from the Record and Chronicle circulations department urges subscribers to report missed deliveries by 9 am next day so replacements can be sent. The piece discusses Bryan gaining appreciation and his enduring legacy among American statesmen.
The piece mingles a warm look at Denton's returning young adults with a reflection on government ownership of telegraphs and railroads. It cites W. J. Bryan's stance and this era's push toward public ownership, noting how ideas shift from controversial to accepted while Bryan remains a steadfast thinker.
There is still time to place ad copy for tomorrow's Daily Edition. The edition will be distributed to every Denton home and to patrons on four rural routes.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative that cleanses the stomach and liver, removes undigested food and toxins, and leaves the bowels regular by morning. It claims a 10 cent box keeps the system clean for months and appeals to both adults and children.
The bull pen around the fountain has been given a bright white coat enhancing its public prominence. A south side businessman proposed installing an electric light above it to allow night and day enjoyment of the view.
Stomach liver and kidney troubles and weak nerves vanish with Electric Bitters. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma says the remedy lifted her from sickness and suffering and benefits thousands of women. Each bottle $1.00 guaranteed by H E Bucklen Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
The china plates designed for the Daughters of the Confederacy of Texas are on sale at Terry's Fair for 1.25 dollars each. Proceeds will go to the swell monument fund.
Dora syrup described as a pure country made ribbon cane product from LONG & KING. Advertisement notes appeal and urge pantry purchase.
The policy outlines fire insurance that provides essential protection for the family. It guarantees access to sound liberal companies with low premiums and ample protection. Contact by call, mail, or telephone.
An advertisement extolls Danderine as a universal scalp and hair cleanser. It claims soap should be sparing and suggests using a cloth dampened with Danderine to glide through each strand for cleaning. The copy touts dandruff elimination, scalp stimulation, and long strong hair, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores.
An extract from C Bolles's Farm and Fireside piece explains kafir corn as a staple in the drier West, usable for fodder, flour, or coffee substitute. It notes horses and cows thrive on kafir fodder and recounts a Kansas banking scheme requiring ten acres of kafir per hundred dollars borrowed, boosting farmer liquidity.
Humorous December piece portrays Christmas dinner chaos in Homebure with paralyzed men napping on sofas and women strained by food and children. The second excerpt follows a dramatic scene in a lion cage where a narrator confronts danger, fear, and a possible romance as fate hangs on a moment.
In the dim dawn Scarlett awakens in a foreign bed as Speed fills her in on the wider events. Lorient has moved on, Byram’s expedition returns, Jacqueline has followed to join them with her cat, and the hospital’s hush gives way to hard truths about loyalty and loss.
In a quiet morning scene in Paradise, Speed and I learn Buckhurst and the Lizard plot to wreck a treasure train near Lammerin. The Lizard reveals Jacqueline’s backstory and a hidden grudge against Tavernier as we race toward the semaphore to stop the daring sabotage.
In a cliff cathedral telegraph hut, a sentry taunts visitors as they attempt a mission funded by a hundred francs. Inside, Morse chatter reveals coded plots about a merchant ship, insurgents, and a planned landing party, with Sylvia Elven muting the risks. The narrator shifts to active signaling against Buckhurst's crew as Buckhurst’s aims loom.
During a Christmas visit, consider commemorating a departed father or mother with a stone. Lone Star Marble Works offers to ship a suitable memorial promptly.
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