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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1912
Page
2
A garbled note from a newspaper page hints at a strange snare event with scattered letters. The readable parts mention a scene described as eerie and unclear, leaving significant details unseen.
Professor Ehrlich, a leading medical investigator, reports recent studies on cancer diet effects in mice. Results suggest tumor growth can be largely controlled by specific diets, with some mice showing halted growth and others deteriorating from malnutrition.
Report outlines Fort Worth officials plan to spend 31 000 000 on roads to connect with surrounding counties. R E Duyinger to meet Denton county leaders to discuss a first class boulevard from the Tarrant county line to the city of Denton. Estimated road cost runs about 5 000 dollars per mile.
Postmaster announces letters to be sent to Dead Letter Office in Washington on December 29 if not claimed. Names include Mrs J B Bennett Miss Alice Chaney Maud Cooke Mrs Pearl Cornett Miss Pauline Dobson Miss Vesta Holoway Mrs A P Littrell Nannie Meador Estella Mitchell Laura Moore Gertrude Barkley Vena Moore Bessie Mums Pearl Murphy V Poindexter Mary Robison Kurris Steavengs B T Butler G D Barnes Cy A Cox Mike Davis C M Oliver Waiter Still Jeff Smith John Thompson Irvin Thompson Tom Chism Geo N Denton Chas Harrison John McReynolds Lin Moon A Sturgeon Storey John Thomson.
A listing of Sunday school times and worship services from First Presbyterian Westminster Cumberland Presbyterian Central Presbyterian Church Church of Christ Baptist First Christian First Methodist, with pastors, superintendents, and class times. Includes Bible study, prayer meetings, and holiday messages for the Christmas season.
The shopper who buys only from home merchants is more thrifty than those who order from mail order houses. She avoids inflated shipments and unnecessary excess, buying only what she truly needs from local shops.
County teachers issue resolutions endorsing J W Beaty for State Superintendent of Public Instruction, citing his broad experience as teacher, county and city superintendent. They oppose incumbent F M Bralley and urge publication in local papers.
In Shellhorn Alabama a letter from Mrs. Carrie May describes long lasting weakness and headaches followed by relief after using Cardui. She praises the tonic as the best medicine for womanly trouble and urges other women to try it. Cardui is sold by druggists with a Ladies Advisory Department for information.
A detailed roll lists teachers attending the institute across towns such as Justin Lewisville Sanger Frisco Celina Roanoke Aubrey and Denton with multiple routes. The roster includes both white and colored teachers and shows post office locations and route numbers.
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