Advertisement pricing and postal notice for The Record and Chronicle
The notice outlines subscription rates 2.00 in advance or 4.00 weekly with pricing in advance and durations. It notes mailing classification as second class mail at Denton Texas and dates of entry August 23 1903. It reserves the right to correct erroneous reflections upon character or reputation in the publication.
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Ron
Ewe
Denton
Congress
Ally
Texas
Act of Congress
Weekly Record
Receri
Chaics
Denton Motto Urges Local Patronage After February Meetings
The piece notes Taft Roosevelt regret over a fight and reports the School Board and City Council February meetings. It highlights unrenewed insurance for ward schools and urges citizens to patronize Denton firms and institutions.
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Mr. Taft
Col Roosevelt
Citzen
Denton
Juarez Fighting Report Conflicting Dispatches
An Associated Press dispatch from El Paso reports several killed in Juarez while a Washington dispatch claims no fighting yet. The contrast highlights uncertainty as events unfold near the border.
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Juarez
Associated Press
el Paso
Washington
Postwar county politics and bank reports from Denton
Oklahoma delegation split between Wilson and Clark while Harmonists hold one third of Clark votes. Denton banks report near 900000 in deposits despite drought and low prices, reflecting county economic rebound through crop diversification and out-of-county feed sales.
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Wilson
Oklahoma
Toy Harmony
Clark
Harmon
Ohio
Gov
Denton
Denton County
Learnings From State Fire Bulletin On Preventable Dwellings
The state fire bulletin shows 5 054 dwelling and boarding house fires since organization. 4 104 or 81.2 percent labeled preventable. Causes include flues stoves lamps gas curtains wiring ashes matches gasoline kerosene and more. Frame dwellings dominate while brick dwellings remain a small share of fire losses.
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State Insurance Bond
Pinchot and Johnson Defect to Support The Colonel
The report notes Gifford Pinchot and Hiram Johnson defecting to back the Colonel, signaling a notable shift in political alignments as the campaign gains momentum. The Sunday and Monday developments mark a rising wave of high profile endorsers.
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Gifford Pinchot
la Follette
Hiram Johnson
California
Colonel Taft and Pinchot Clash Over Oyster Bay Deal
The Dallas News notes Colonel Taft's combative posture as Pinchot edges toward the Oyster Bay arrangement, emphasizing the tacit consent implied by the Colonel. The piece portrays Taft as eager for a fight and ready to contest the Cuban conquest shadowing the White House.
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Pinchot
Oyster Bay Deal
Mr. Taft
White House
Coronel
Cuba
Dallas News
Romeo Caught in Chimney In Brittany Tale
In Morlaix Brittany a man named Romeo became stuck in a chimney while visiting his sweetheart Juliette seven miles away. After crawling down he wedged himself tight and crooned loudly enough to alarm villagers and wake authorities. A chimney removal freed him but fines followed for breaking in causing a public scandal.
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Morlaix
Brittany
Romeo
Chaucer
Juliette
Paris
London Telegraph
Feminine Forgetfulness in a New York Store
A woman in a New York department store reports losing her muff after shopping all afternoon. She asks the clerk in the Found department to help locate it. The clerk calmly notes many muffs are found daily with averages around 60, sometimes up to 100 on cold days.
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New York
Begging Letter Nuisance Bites Harriman at Dinner
Mrs. E H Harriman laments the flood of begging letters during a New York dinner. She notes receiving five thousand letters on a western trip and about a hundred daily, mostly from men, while praising women for a bolder spirit and dismissing the old clingy stereotype.
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E. H. Harriman
New York
First Italian officer honored for bravery in aerial service
Post Bellum note lists two citations: one for valor by a First Italian officer and another for bravery in the aerial service at Tripoli. The account claims his machine dropped two hundred feet, crushing twenty Turks, with solo action cited.
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Tripoli
Puck
Eagle beak flint implements found in Red Crag bed
Eminent archaeologist reports discovery of pre crag flint tools in the Red Crag formation at Suffolk. The beaked, keel–fronted implements, 4 to 10 inches long, show signs of ice-sheet transport and predates the glacial period, signaling a new pre crag industry.
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Europe
Suffolk
Royal Society
J. Reid Moir
Ipswich
The
Times
Geological Society
Coralline Crag
Red Crag
England
France
Moir
Germany
London
Deer Rejoins The Wild After City Car Ride
A deer escapees from hunters into a city scene, riding in a car among roaring machines and bright lights. In the moonlit moment the frightened animal is returned to the mountains and released, fleeing into the pines.
Professor Branefog and the Oven Hat Mixup
A startled policeman discovers Professor Branefog carrying a raw joint in his arms and misplacing household duties. Back at his home the baby and the dog are safe but the real mixup awaits. Branefog had placed his wife's Sunday hat in the oven, not the baby or dog.
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Brane Fog
Branefog
Doctor Defends Meat Eaters
The article reports Dr Robert Hutchinson arguing energy reflects nervous system function, not muscular strength. He contrasts grass fed draft horses with corn fed hunters and claims protein from animal sources boosts intellect and energy, linking meat eating to energetic races.
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Robert Hutchinson
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
Pape's Diapepsin offers instant aid for indigestion and stomach discomfort. A 50 cent case is available from pharmacists with a claim to digest all foods and relieve symptoms within five minutes.
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Pane
Little Court Activity in Sixteenth District Court
District court proceedings show minimal action with few civil docket entries. No jury cases were tied this term and several orders were entered including dismissals, continuances, and two divorces granted with custody awarded.
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Sixteenth District Court
J. B. Pope
D. M. Beauchamp
C. T. Wright
J .L Rutherford
Rutherford
E. S. McKenney Et al
Herbert Davis
Alma Irene Black
Alfréd Black
Divorces Granted for Hembry and Hips Cases
Split docket lists two divorce grants: Juliam Hembry vs Magge Hem bry with the minor child placed with the plaintiff and Irene Hips vs Will Phillips with the divorce granted.
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Juliam Hembry
Magge Hembry
Ireneh Hips
Will Phillips
Croup Cures Promoted For Immediate Home Relief
Parents urged to keep HYOMEIL on hand for croup emergencies. The ad recommends pouring 20 drops into boiling water and breathing the vapor to ease choking until a doctor arrives. HYOMEIL sold by O M Curtis and druggists with a guarantee against croup and related ailments.
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Hyomeil
O. M. Curtis
Judge Lindsey Friend of Children Blamed a Good Worker
W Evans of Danville Virginia writes of long severe distress on the left side blamed on indigestion. He claims Drning's New Life Pill cured him, noting relief for stomach liver and kidney troubles, constipation headaches and debility. Advertisement mentions J F Raley Co. selling the remedy.
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W. Evans
Danville
Drning
J. F. Raley & Co
Regime Aims to End Class Barriers in Chinese Civil Service
The new regime faces a tough task to abolish class distinctions in administration. Actors barbers and chiropodists and their descendants are kept from Mandarins, with grandsons allowed only sparingly in government posts. A Pekin actor’s grandson once joined the Chinese legation in Berlin, causing a political uproar.
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China
Cheng Chang Keng
Berlin
Locking Up the Stable in Wartime Tone
The chancellor of the exchequer secures the shopfront while the first Lord of the Admiralty hides the showcase. They vow to protect Britannia’s shop at all hazards as debates on civil unrest and defense surface amid wartime sentiment.
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Exchequer
Admiralty
Britannia
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Leave to print sparks satire in a social dialogue
A witty exchange features a cultured woman asking about printing and Senator Sorghum explaining that leave to print allows a man to pretend he spoke and lets friends appear well connected, highlighting social satire on reputation and propriety.
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Senator Sorghum
Let Us Fill Your Garden Seed Order
Fleasy Long and King advertise seed and garden supplies inviting customers to place orders. The notice emphasizes complete fulfillment of customer wants and seeds available.
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Long & King
Fo reliable garden seeds seed potatoes and onion sets
Advertising note states a dealer offers garden seeds seed potatoes and onion sets with a complete well assorted stock and references Long and King as the supplier or contact.
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Long & King
Tom Moore Heals From Sore With Arnica Salve
Cochran Georgia man Tom Moore writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a bad instep sore after other remedies failed. The salve heals running sores ulcers boils burns cuts bruises eczema and piles. Available for 26 cents at J Raley & Co.
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Tom Moore
Cochran
Bucklen
J. Raley & Co
The Record Keeps Subscribers Updated On News Of The Sock World
A lively note invites readers to enjoy The Record after supper and stay posted on current events. It promises all the news that is news and offers phone orders for subscription today.
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United States
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Pape
Vienday
Croup
Ben Lindsey
Eezema
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Kalamazoo Corset Company
W. B. McClurkan & Co
Mac Mahon
Arthur
Rayzor
Sec-Treas
Denton, Texas
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