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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
2
Dr T A Allen argues that vegetarians need not be labelled as weak willed mollycoddlers. He notes energy issues among some non flesh eaters but cites Mexico's Madero as an exception and suggests courage drives dietary change.
The Denison Herald drops Sunday issue and remains six days a week to serve subscribers. Denton reports strong interest in a new English dictionary offer, aiming to grow circulation and provide reliable language reference.
An advertisement extols Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair remedy claiming it restores natural hair color, eliminates dandruff and oily scalp, and strengthens hair. It promises quick, permanent color and offers a refund if not as represented. A fifty cent bottle is urged with druggists carrying the product.
An extended notice promotes the New Modern English Illustrated Dictionary offering six coupons and 22 cents for mailing. Readers are urged to improve vocabulary for business and social life with leather bound No. 1 and other bindings, plus a free study of language.
Aunt Jemima cake mix style pancake flour touted as ready to use for muffins waffles or cakes from Long and King.
Joe Watson of Denton and Miss Margie Mangum of Cleburne wed at the bride’s parents home in Cleburne on Saturday night. They will reside in Denton where Watson is connected with a local tailor shop.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly bowel and digestive cleanse. It claims the product removes undigested food, bile, and toxins, preventing headaches and indigestion. It touts a ten cent price and painless overnight action, with praise for “millions” who use it.
In a tense scene a messenger arrives at the door as Cartiste, mute and unseen, confronts abandonment. The narrative recalls a sacrifice as he later fights for his beliefs and falls in battle, his purpose and cost shaping the path of those left behind. Josephine St Auban directs a last word to the messenger before a staged exchange.
Readable fragments show few concrete facts, no clear event or names, and limited context. The text appears damaged with unclear references and missing nouns. No identifiable date place or organization can be confirmed from the available words.
A garbled notice hints at a newspaper page full of store ads and promotions. The text suggests readers will find an advertised section today, with items of potential interest for shoppers and collectors.
The note touts staple groceries and the store's aim to buy and sell as cheaply as possible. It promises unusual items are often available, with an emphasis on wide inventory and customer taste.
An advertisement touts HERBINE as instant relief for heartburn and indigestion. It claims to expel bad digested food and restore stomach and bowel tone. Price Stec. Sold by R. H. Garrison.
A 25 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound claims to end grippe misery and cure a cold promptly. The ad advises taking a dose every two hours until three consecutive doses are taken, promising relief of headache stuffed nose feverishness sore throat and rheumatic twinges.
A 25 cent Knowlton's Danderine advertisement promises to dissolve dandruff and revive hair. It claims improved softness luster and fullness after a single application and warns dandruff causes itching and hair loss. The ad urges purchase at drug stores or toilet counters.
AUMSEMENT The Ben Greet Players presented A Comedy of Errors at the Normal Odege last evening to about 1800 in attendance. The performance simplified the five acts to two, with strong scenes and strong acting by Antipholus of Syracuse and Ephesus, Adriana, Luciana, and Angela. The second act heightened excitement with mistaken identities, duels, arrests, and disappearances ending in a happy close with Dromio and Dromio performing an ancient Highland Fling. The company showed careful training and talent, delivering perhaps the winter’s finest Shakespearean work.
An advertisement for Clean-Easy Soap claims it saves time strength and clothes and works in hot or cold water. It directs readers to place an order with Long and King and asserts they have it.
Magill and Shepard sue J. P. Godwin in County court claiming about 325 dollars in debt. The item appears in the Brice County notices with advertising echoes.
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