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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
2
A fragmentary notice discusses delivery options including one month and six months in advance and in advance by mail. The legible text hints at subscription terms but omits concrete details, names, dates, or entities. The overall tone suggests a historical newspaper notice about ongoing or forthcoming service terms.
The article argues that stimulating appetite in illness is often harmful. Loss of appetite accompanies most diseases, and rest is essential for digestion, muscles, and the nervous system. It suggests light feeding or temporary withdrawal of food to allow the body’s reserve to support recovery.
Sam Crawford, a 15 year old from near Lewisville, captures all three Boys Cotton Growers prizes for best yield, best profit, and best history of how he did it. He details his 1911 planting method and reports 1746 pounds of seed cotton from two acres, $41.10 net gain after $28.90 expenses.
An account from December describes a Chicago drive that mobilized 12 000 volunteers to deliver gifts to 20 000 children in need. A front page Tribune letter urged readers to donate presents and funds, promising targeted gifts to each child and the personal satisfaction of helping a child avoid an empty stocking on Christmas.
A brief note extols Bob West's salted peanuts inviting readers to sample the product and judge its flavor for themselves.
Thomas P. Ryan and Robert P. Coon say Governor Colquitt is already a declared candidate for the U S Senate to succeed Charles A. Culberson in 1916. They cite insider sources in San Antonio and New York and note Colquitt could formalize his bid after a long cooling-off period. They praise Culberson’s record and predict his likely renomination if he runs.
In 1894, speaker Mr. Ryan recalls opposing John H. Reagan for governor and describes Culberson’s actions that reshaped his view. He says Culberson earned respect and admiration in that contest and has retained it since, reflecting on party dynamics and loyalty.
Aspirants grooming in San Antonio and Colquitt supporters hear William A. Hanger and District Judge Barry Miller are potential candidates for governor after Colquitt. Some believe Attorney General-elect Ben F. Looney could loom as a strong candidate two years hence. Politics heats up on the eve of the Legislature with many rumors to come.
A collection of child letters listing gifts such as bicycles, dolls, toy pianos, trains, firecrackers, candy and fruit. Addressees include Loren McCray, Dorothy McCray and others, with homes in towns like Archer City and Weatherford and notes about relatives and siblings. The items reflect a historical Christmas scene with numerous required toys and treats.
For outgoing students the Denton Traction Co announces street car service starts tomorrow morning at 5 40 to catch early trains. R J Wilson president and Turner Bros grocery promise satisfactory service and timely deliveries as customers place their next orders.
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