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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for one month six months and one year in advance and mentions a public correction policy. It is dated January 3 1943 in Denton Texas and emphasizes correcting erroneous reflections upon any firm individual or corporation upon notification to the publishers.
A case shows milk diet in a sanatorium causing serious results and months to recover. No single feeding system fits all patients. Milk diets can help or harm, and weight gain does not guarantee improvement, especially for consumption. Discusses objections to forced feeding in illness.
The piece notes Texas rail mileage at 35.66 miles and North Dakota at 46.91 miles while urging more Texas rail expansion. It discusses interest as a financial force and praises voter support for a Precinct No. 1 road bond referendum, urging calm, pointed reader letters and caution about waste.
Citizens draft a measure to create special road districts in any district by petition. It would authorize bonds for road building, abolish Road Overseer, appoint three Road Commissioners, and allow tax funds to fund district roads. Proposed pay rises and full-time oversight aim to speed good roads nationwide.
A Denton druggist advertises Vinci claiming to strengthen frail children. The letter from J. Edmund Miller of New Haven praises Vinci for improving his daughter's health after three bottles. The ad promises a money back guarantee if benefits are not seen.
Advertises free postal delivery of drugs and jewelry from Denton Texas. Claims largest stock in Denton County with prompt shipments and parcels post delivery to customers who send money. Notes restrictions on postage forbidden items and urges ordering without checking stock first.
Dallas County reports sixty seven killings in 1912, with fifty six in Dallas city limits and eleven in surrounding areas. The tally breaks prior county records, detailing races, weapons used, and monthly totals including nine in June and eight in January and December.
A long excerpt explains that Easter in 1913 falls on March 23 marking an unusually early date. It notes Easter’s history, future dates, and the lunar-solar rule that determines Easter, with references to past years and future alignments through 2000.
Milbrey Jane Clark Carlton born February 21 1857 in Palmer Illinois died January 1 after paralysis at 9 23 p m. She moved to Texas in 1874 married W R Carlton July 28 1875 and had seven children four sons in Denton two daughters Bessie and Dora Kirkland in Sanger. She was a faithful Christian who joined the Presbyterian church after marriage and lived a devout life as wife mother sister and neighbor.
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast safe remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas. It promises quick relief from headaches dizziness nausea and acid eructations when taken at home, noting a fifty cent case is widely available.
A compilation of correspondence from a Confederate general reveals personal insights, wartime pressures, and relations with family and fellow officers, offering a window into the Confederate command culture and private thoughts during the Civil War.
An excerpt from Emerson Hough's 1910 work centers on heated debate over faith and sacrifice. A siege of emotional exchange tests convictions as a woman questions faith, love, and integrity while a man wrestles with choosing between devotion and principle amid looming personal separation. The scene shifts to a salon with Josephine facing demands of loyalty and departure as a Hungarian envoy visits Washington, stirring tension between duty, romance, and public life.
Hector offers his band and cooper shop to Jeanne at Tallwoods. Jeanne questions the cooperage business and regional prospects, seeking approval from Hector's father. Jeanne's air becomes lofty yet she trembles at the looming meeting with her mistress, Josephine.
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