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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
2
A partial OCR read shows scattered prices and letters likely from a catalog or ad. The readable items include several monetary figures such as 2.00 4.00 1.00 and references to sizes or codes like 40c and 50. The incomplete text suggests a list or price table with miscellaneous letters.
The Denton Record and Chronicle issues a public notice dated 1912 calling for corrections of any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations appearing in its columns and inviting readers to contact publishers 26 for retractions or clarifications.
Dr. F M Pottinger says fat people are poor health risks and prone to heart artery and kidney diseases. Lean individuals tend to live longer and keep vitality for circulation and nutrition. Water intake, simple diet and exercise are best for weight loss, drugs are harmful. copyright 1911 Bowles.
The piece notes Dallas tallying its sixty fifth Christmas killing amid crime trends and profiles political figures like George F. Burgess and Culberson. It also recalls Denton shoppers lamenting lost ranges and urges buying local, plus holiday visiting memories of former Denton residents returning home.
The author argues for restored old trains between Denton and Dallas, criticizing current slower service. They note mail delivery times, distance gaps of about 66 to 86 miles, and claim Denton would gain best service if old trains were kept while new ones are removed.
A cheerful philosopher and Miles discuss a rule of return. The philosopher claims every gift brings two back. Miles relates a personal example from June and August about giving away a daughter and receiving her and her husband back.
A patient jokes about luck as the dentist prods a fragment of root, while the patient pretends to feel no pain and replies with irony about being lucky, highlighting a darkly comic moment in the dental chair.
A humorous exchange depicts a daughter and her father discussing marriage and future plans. The daughter retorts by telling him to look in the mirror, suggesting self-sufficiency. The vignette highlights family dynamics and wit.
A humorous exchange unfolds with playful banter about a new hat and dress. One speaker teases the other over fashion choices while a cat motif adds whimsy to the light dialogue. The mood is flirty and teasing with a touch of domestic quip.
Hills Gruet emphasizes staying in touch with fellow men though few remain reachable. The remark reflects a community focus on connection and personal outreach.
A playful Chicago News excerpt features Uncle John-Willie and Small Willie trading lines about who each would choose to be if they could always have their way. The quirky exchange highlights personality and regional humor.
A quotation about contentment as the sweet satisfaction of having more worldly goods than one can use. It adds a reminder to keep courage as the main thing, attributed to Puck and Thoreau.
A humorous exchange between Mr Boastful and Mrs Boastful on charity gifts. Mrs Boastful suggests even a plate of donations would still show the difference between wealth and generosity. The dialogue highlights vanity and wit in a lighthearted tone.
A Philadelphia Record item quotes a witty street exchange on causality and behavior. The piece discusses polite conduct and reciprocal treatment framed as a street wisdom moment in urban life.
A London Telegraph quip recalls the period called the gloaming. It contrasts courting days with marriage, joking that husbands soon trip over rocking horse and building block toys on the parlor floor.
Our city must invest locally to strengthen welfare and build a stronger community. Every dollar spent at home stays to support local services and duties, keeping resources circulating for communal growth and stability.
In Tallwoods Missouri the master Warville Dunwody returns with Countess St Auban, a fugitive woman, to his remote estate. He asserts ownership and control while she resists, seeking shelter, mercy, and a way to escape the looming power struggle.
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