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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle advertises correction policies for erroneous reflections in its columns and states it will issue corrections upon notification to the publishers. It provides publication details for the Denton Texas edition and notes mail classification and subscription terms.
In Denton Texas the East Hickory shade tree program to link the business district and depot is delayed awaiting council approval. The piece notes the aldermanic system slows projects and suggests a move to commission government. Rain is forecast to worsen crops, but recent precipitation brings hope for better yields in Denton County.
The article urges united support for the Chamber of Commerce campaign, arguing a single active citizenry can propel the town into a stronger year. It calls for backing, participation, and constructive suggestions to advance current and future initiatives.
A quirky op ed argues that Kentucky kernels can be nutty yet radiate happiness in distinct states of mind. The piece contrasts bright mood with nutty behavior using playful wordplay.
A quip on human nature contrasts perception with inner light. The line suggests some people guard feelings tightly, making openness seem rare and precious.
Fragmentary line notes holes in peep pockets are large enough to tail a glass and see through them, implying visible contents or transparency.
John Jacob remarks that he fears a feminine person kissing an old dog when there are many babies in need of kisses. He questions the motive behind such affection amid concerns for children.
A Denton Rexall Store advertises Rexall Orderlies with a money back guarantee if relief is not immediate. The ad promotes three sizes and urges trust in the product for children, the elderly, and delicate individuals, noting availability at The Rexall Store.
Advert shows Turner Bros promising reliable phone service and quick response to customers. The noisy slogan asserts their capability to handle all business needs and invites proof they are up to it.
Denton merchants Long and King offer a new cooking bag touted as economical, labor saving, and hygienic for home kitchens.
In a March American Magazine installment Stewart Edward White recounts his African hunt and photo expedition. He describes a two horned rhinoceros as immense and granite cold, noting a specimen measured at 5 feet and 6 inches shoulder height and 13 feet 6 inches length.
In Paris a historic acacia on Boulevard Raspail, long linked to Victor Hugo in local lore, was spared when new owner M Chaurin redesigned his mansion to preserve the tree within its front railings. Authorities dispute Hugo’s direct planting memory, but the tradition endures.
In a small town gathering on the Bluff, Miss Cynthia, Miss Selina Sue, and Mr. Alan coordinate a charity party for Miss Evelyn. Neighbors Bennie Dobbs Ethel Maud Lom and others help decorate, wash babies, and prepare refreshments while Mr. Bradford and Mr. Kent mingle with guests. The event features a barn tour, pictures, hymns, and a speech, ending with a spread of Kinney pies and Kinney tea.
In a New York Herald vignette Willie, son of a Jersey shore boat rental operator, negotiates a profit from bailing out 25 row boats. He starts with a dollar offer, lowers to 35 cents, enlists Albert to help, and earns 65 cents, prompting his father to call him a future businessman.
Archbishop Ireland argues that large personal fortunes and big aggregations of capital are essential to enabling great enterprises and national growth. He states that without such enterprises the country cannot achieve widespread employment opportunities and individual fortune development.
Local listing highlights a money saving offer at Ilkeal Restaurant featuring a combined promo for a meat platter and ticket incentive. Details on dates and terms are limited in the fragment.
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