Record and Chronicle subscription rates and notice to the public
The Denton Texas publication lists subscription prices for one month six months and one year by mail plus in town rates. A public notice promises correction of any erroneous reflections upon firms individuals or corporations upon notification to the publishers. The date shown is December 26 1912.
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Record and Chronicle
Record and Chronicle Company
W_ Cc
Edwards
R. J. Edwards
Associated
Denton
Texas
Peanut Not a Confection Aids Diet Health Hints
Dr T J Allen notes raw peanuts are not objectionable when eaten plain but roasting raises fats and irritant acids, making roasted peanuts hard to digest. He cites experiments showing roasting is injurious, urges recognizing peanuts as a substantial food rather than a mere confection, per Agriculture Department bulletin.
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Department of Agriculture
County fair and higher education debate in Texas
A reader essay urges Denton County to push for a county fair by next fall while critiquing plans to spread agricultural colleges and the College of Industrial Arts across Texas. It argues for strengthening existing state institutions for better, unified instruction and warns against diluting resources.
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Denton County
San Antonio Express
Agricultural and Mechanical
San Antonio
Texas
West
East
A. & M. Colleze
College of Industrial Arts
Conference for location shows no one available yet
The note says no person is present for the conference location, but suggests improved service if support matches the state’s resources and capabilities.
Emma’s dinner leaves her mournful and full
Emma returns her plate three times for turkey and is helped each time. Uncle John asks why she looks mournful. Emma sighs she is more than full, prompting puzzled laughter from others.
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Emma
Uncle John
Enma
Incautious Critic Sees Landseer Dog Masterpiece
A near final Landseer life size Nell Gwyn scene impressed a critic with Tandseer's dogs. The critic praised the deerhound in the foreground while Sir John Millais quizzed him on the scene and pipe smoke. The remark ends with the critic's regret.
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Sir Edwin Landseer
Nell Gwyn
Rothschild
John Millais
Tandseer
Sir John
Daniel Leake a Colonial Giant of Salisbury N A
Daniel Leake of Salisbury North America was a prolific worker famed for producing one million shingles and clearing 300 acres. He tapped hundreds of maple trees for two decades, yielding thousands of pounds of sugar yearly, mowed six acres daily, and cut a twelve foot swath. He also worked as a cooper and made drums.
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Daniel Leake
Salisbury
N. A
The Nature of Secrets in Trust Chains
A secret is a thing shared with a trusted person who then passes it on to another trusted person. The chain continues until the information circulates widely yet remains a secret in name.
Not to Blame. Father Hints at Reducing Sophia's Expenses
A stern father tells Sophia she must cut her spending beyond her allowance. She protests that she has done her best to increase it, but he insists action is needed to curb expenses. The exchange reflects family friction over budget control and financial discipline.
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Father
Sophia
Browklyu
Dunwody
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cairo
Camel
Warville Dunwody
Fac
Nrlis
Catiline
Tess
Hurself
Gundian
Tin
Tervor
Carlisle
Dunuwody
Carliste
Mount Vernon
Jeanne
United States
Missouri
Dunwod
Rogers
Suitor Claims Long Courtship With Your Daughter
A dialogue notes a suitor stating he has kept company with the daughter for over two years. The judge remarks a man is judged by the company he keeps, implying scrutiny of the relationship and possible approval or disapproval based on associations.
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Carlisle
Dun Wody
Daowod
Dunwody
Good Intentions and Wry Meditations Lead Off
A Detroit Free Press quotation set contrasts a forgiving view with blunt decisiveness. The speaker notes trying to give a second chance but ultimately fires someone for being too willing to "let t go." The piece weaves in Marcus Aurelius on upright conduct for a succinct, reflective closing.
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Detroit Free Press
The Purchase Price The Cause of Compromise
An Emerson Hough exploration from 1910 examines motivations behind compromise in public and private life. The piece analyzes how economic and social pressures influence decisions, contrasting idealism with pragmatic demands in evolving American society.
Cards and captivity on the Ohio river steamer
Senator Dunwody pressures Josephine St Aubin in a high stakes poker confrontation aboard the Mount Vernon. A guardian plots control while a dangerous abolitionist heiress edges toward flight as the boat nears Cairo and lawmen intervene.
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