Public notice on corrections and subscription rates
Notice from the Record and Chronicle Denton dated December 23, 1912 announces subscription options by mail and an offer to correct any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations upon timely notification. The item emphasizes accuracy in public records and publications.
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Rice Easy to Digest and Nutritious Food
Rice is noted as more easily digested than other cereals, needing about one third the stomach time of wheat. It contains less minerals, more fat than wheat but less than corn or oats, and can cause constipation if overused. Polished rice plus cream or an egg added after cooking makes a complete ration. best prepared in a fireless cooker.
Christmas issue schedule and local society notes urged
The Record and Chronicle asks readers to phone in society and holiday news including arrivals and departures. It notes no daily issue on Christmas Day, a Tuesday night weekly press, and reports Denton area roads improving nearby towns like Lewisville and cotton receipts. It argues for better county roads, especially Precinct No 1, to boost trade and growth.
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Death of M. W. Cook at 72 Near Denton
M. W. Cook died Sunday morning at age 72 1 month at his home five miles northeast of town after about a month of illness due to a complication of diseases. He was a Primitive Baptist and requested no funeral services. Interment was in Cooper cemetery. Survived by five sons and one daughter Will G. Denton John Dallas Jack Dallas G B Mingo N B Dallas and Mrs M B Evans Arkansas. All the children attended except Mrs Evans who could not reach Denton in time.
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Mingo
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M. B. Evans
Arkansas
Evans
Denton
Mission Society Sends Box to Waco Orphanage
The Women's Missionary society of the First Methodist church will send a well packed box to the Texas Methodist Orphanage at Waco. A monetary check accompanies the box as a free will offering from Sunday’s church service.
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Waco
Women’s Missionary Society of the
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Texas Methodist Orphanage
West Annex Fire Devastates Boarding Houses
A fire swept the main building the West Annex and then the fourth home, Oliver boarding house, forcing firefighters to retreat. Estimated losses total about 16000 with main building insured for four thousand and contents. The college notes boarding capacity remains ample with room for up to a thousand students after Christmas.
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Brown
Oliver Boarding House
Oliver
Deavenport
Mr. Bailey
W. T Bailey
Josephine Silvey
el Paso
Mary Yantis
Canton
Eva Walker
Wolfe City
Elizabeth Rawlings
Bronte
Willie Riddlesperger
Mala‘koft
Kate Samford
Villa Point
el Pago
Mamie FE
Smith
Wills Point
Pearl Smith
Emma Snow
Hawkins
Brandon
Eddie Stephens Buckner
Ethel Stevens
Rio Vista
Onie Williams
Rosewood
Miss Williams
Fannie Webster
Bells
Jewel White
Loraine Hollingshead
Collinsville
Alma Gurley
Hico
Mabel Carrington
Red Springs
Annie Laurie Connelley
Trenton
Jessie Cobb
Rhoda Bugg
Gainesville
Sadie Eads
Winnie Cade
Grand Saline
Ruth Griffin
North Gulch
Ethel Jones
Millsap
Mildred .Murphy
Norman
MelIntyre
Carbon
Elizabeth Montgomery
Chicago police hunt in Logue murder mystery
Chicago detectives search for two men believed to be the killers of diamond merchant Joseph H Logue. Police say ten suspects were arrested, but most had no connection to the murder and four were released.
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Associate Press Dispatch
Chicago
Joseph H. Logue
Reckless pursuit of happiness crosses paths with power and intrigue
A bold man abandons convention to win the woman he desires, risking wealth and rank. She matches his drive, and their story threads through plotting politics and warfare in a pivotal era of American history, with influential men, including a figure at the Wine House, shaping the outcome.
A Countess and Captain in a Civil War River Plot
On the Pittsburgh dock a young officer Captain Carlisle escorts the Countess Josephine St Aubin a famed abolitionist. A mysterious Missouri state senator Dunwody arrives aboard the Vernon as doubts about captivity and escape swirl amid political tensions and shifting loyalties.
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Missouri
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Josephine St Aubin
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Dunwody
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