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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates and publication details for Denton Texas. It notes editorial oversight by C Edwards and J Edwards, and includes a public notice offering corrections for any erroneous reflections in its columns.
Democratic primary candidates listed for County Assessor Treasurer Clerk Sheriff Attorney and Superintendent. District Clerk Justice Precinct 1 Constable 1 Commissioner 4. City Mayor and Ward 3 Alderman announced. Includes F E Tobin C F Witt J M Gary D M Reeve H V Hennen Sam Hawkins O T Button W E Durbin G T Higgins William McCormick Will Ewan Tom Stover T S Atcheson P J Bevett Ed F Bates O P Pye R M Mitchell.
Dr. T. Allen outlines neurasthenia as a largely American ailment linked to nervousness and poor eating habits. He recommends slower meals, outdoor walking, and phosphorus rich fats with cream bananas or nuts, reducing sugar and starch and favoring whole wheat bread and smaller meals to aid digestion and energy.
The Record and Chronicle finally notes Sam P. Harben's appointment to the College of Industrial Arts board of regents, a correction prompted by Will Mayes' Brownwood Bulletin.
Sam P Harben of Richardson Echo is appointed a regent of the College of Industrial Arts. Denton records show a population near 7,000 with a healthy death rate and only seven typhoid deaths, despite outside cases. Civic improvement and civic beauty are urged for Denton schools and streets to influence young departing students.
The speaker accuses both leaders of lying and says the rift arose from a misunderstanding. A more temperate figure could have resolved the matter with fewer statements than those made in the current discussion.
A Dallas News column argues readers should value advertising as the main link between buyers and sellers. It contends advertising funds newspapers and benefits subscribers by enabling low costs and more reading material, claiming the cost of a year’s paper is far less than the value gained from ads.
A dialogue from Lip Pincott's Magazine weighs love against control and independence. He offers lifelong binding acts including moral submission, distant house management, and no children to allow freedom. She probes for further concessions, hoping for acceptance of personal style.
Mr. Comrox recalls insulting a renowned pianist yet explains his business instinct led him to propose a joint venture. He noticed the pianist prominently sponsors the piano brand and offered to buy a hair tonic formula with a half interest in the business.
A witty exchange features an egotist claiming full coverage of an idea while a satirist counters by saying he goes further. The brief dialogue highlights irony about overstatement and creative restraint.
Fragmentary bulletin notes a bombing incident involving ASSIFIED COL/MN and a destination in Minnesota. It mentions a path toward buyers but lacks clear dates or full details. Further readable context is needed to confirm event specifics and outcomes.
An Outsider and a Business Man discuss local progress including a streetcar line extension funded by a 4000 bonus to attract the CTA to build to the college. They note square grading and paving, with lights yet to be fully installed along the main avenue as darkness falls before the train departs.
Retired Pittsburg merchant John M. Gardner recalls a train depot bet in Kansas City twenty years ago. A stranger’s paper wrapped a three-cent piece as a supposed keepsake, sparking a friendly gamble that left Gardner with the prize and a cautionary memory.
Quotes from Answers London warn that money worries block engagements and marriages. Silent fears of small incomes lead to postponed weddings and unhappy outcomes, and many failures stem from delaying love until financial comfort appears.
Frontier Asthma Company invites people to join a trial treatment with full information provided at no charge. Room 12, Buffalo, NY.
The National Feeders' and Breeders' Association issues a 1912 preliminary catalogue for the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show with about 1500 premiums worth $50,000. The event in March expects around 8000 exhibits, spurring stock improvements through imported pure-bred bulls and boars. The piece urges broad support from the southwest to grow facilities, prize lists, and visitor amusements.
All railroads into Fort Worth will slash fares for the National Feeders and Breeders Show to be held in March 1923. The discounted travel applies from Texas and interstate points, agreed at a Galveston meeting of freight and passenger agents on January 10. Attendees may reach Fort Worth at nominal cost during Homeseekers Week, the Fat Stock Show period.
Doctors and local merchants tout D D D as a skin cure. Dr Evans denies blood link to skin diseases while endorsing a wintergreen thymos wash. J F Raley & Co claim a one dollar bottle guarantees relief and offer a trial bottle to prove its merits in Denton.
A father humorously claims cucumbers grow in the sea while two children Evelyn and Jack insist they grew cucumber vines in their garden that summer. The brief dialogue captures a playful family moment about gardening and misbelief.
Management arranges with roads to halt trains at Fort Worth so visitors can attend the Fat Stock Show. Since 1911 several first class hotels have risen, no rate increases planned, extra streetcar service, and a coordinated effort by city organizations to host between fifty thousand and one hundred thousand visitors.
Exhibits to be secured from every portion of the state for the National Feeders and Breeders Show in Fort Worth on March 12 1912. The management adds new entertainment and educational features including an agricultural show to attract more visitors.
Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce and Fort Worth Real Estate Exchange organize displays for Homeseekers Week. Exhibits from across Texas showcase agricultural products in a large Coliseur space with elaborate decorations. The event aims to attract northern and eastern visitors seeking a southern land of opportunity.
Rob Davis who fatally wounded Lydia Ahlinger and killed J. W. Haley was indicted for Haley's murder with bond set at 6500. The girl Lydia Ahlinger is described as having a slight chance of recovery.
This item notes a combined record and Chronicle event with reference to Tre sults on dated 267da. Limited legible details point to an arts or archival listing without clear participants or outcomes.
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