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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1913
Page
2
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Dr Lohrisch asserts constipation sufferers digest cellulose in cereals and vegetables up to 33 percent more than others due to an unidentified ferment. Excess gastric fluid and mixed meals tax digestion. Monodiet principles, praised by Metchnikoff and Cornaro for longevity, offer a simple dietary approach.
The Denton Democrat notes the first issue of the new Denton weekly and praises Houston citizens for a 25 000 signature petition urging a permanent Houston fair. It argues fairs spur growth and urges Denton County to pursue a county fair to capitalize on current interest.
A Boston lawyer endorses Vinci a liver and iron tonic claiming it rebuilt his mother's vitality at age 76. The ad promises quick restoration of strength and offers a money back guarantee if results are not seen. January 6 advertisement copy.
A brief pitch invites readers to try a Situation Wanted advertisement to explore job prospects. It suggests the small expense is worthwhile and frames the ad as a practical, proactive tool for finding opportunities.
Edward D. Jones argues that Napoleon’s genius could not restrain his overreach in Europe. He notes Napoleon’s desire to found a personal dynasty, his miscalculation in remapping Europe, and how the republican spirit’s moral force ultimately unhorsed him.
The article explains that water boils at 212 degrees at sea level with normal atmospheric pressure 30 inches. At high altitudes or under a vacuum the boiling point drops, with 18 000 feet Himalayas showing 180 degrees and a vacuum yielding 72 degrees. It notes this explains cooking difficulties at altitude.
A discussion from Engineering Magazine notes there is luck in buying razors and recalls one blade that remains sharp for a lifetime. The author argues all razors could be hardened to a perfect standard, but questions whether it is economically feasible to do so.
The Gobi Desert spans China Manchuria Mongolia and Siberia and hosts the oldest caravan route. Tea and silk tides have crossed the dunes for 3000 years from Kublai Khan’s era to the era of steam rival railways.
A comic exchange recalls Mr. Snages being accosted by a beggar wearing patched garments who asked for clothes. Snages questions if the beggar’s own clothes are old enough, prompting a humorous moral moment.
In a Washington club a Kentucky envoy and a New Yorker discuss using the glamorous Countess Josephine to sway Free Soil support for a national compromise. They weigh sending her abroad and securing political backing, weighing murderless coercion against legal, proper means.
A disguised political maneuver unfolds as a speaker urges abducting the Countess St Auban while she attends a Washington theater, looms of intrigue and persuasion, and a mysterious elderly man interrupts with a frank offer tied to Hungary and humanity. The Countess, arriving at her hotel, faces an unexpected encounter with a dignified, half-paragraph figure promising business and caution.
An advertisement offers a home asthma cure trial with full information free of charge. It directs readers to Frontiers Athma Company in Room 102 Buffalo New York for details.
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