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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
2
Public notice states that any erroneous reflection about firms individuals or corporations in the Recorder Chronicle columns will be corrected promptly upon authorizing notice to the publishers. The text also includes garbled lines about pricing and subscriptions.
The article notes cottage cheese made from skim milk enriched with cream as a cheap, digestible, nutritious substitute for meat. It cites U S Department of Agriculture experiments, warns against meat overconsumption, and argues for dietary shifts as meat prices rise. It also touches on political and civic items from President Wilson to Texas and Denton community efforts.
W. T. Bailey & Co offers wheat and small grain storage and insurance in Denton County. Contact by writing, calling, or visiting the office. old phone 54, new phone 120.
The text emphasizes duty near at hand rather than distant. It links faithfulness and sincerity to peace, warns that a single word can define wisdom or folly, and urges careful speech. Heaven, unseen, watches our actions daily wherever we are.
A man recovers a heavy net to reveal a giant crab that nearly escaped and caused panic on shore. The crab’s fierce claws threaten the captor, who ditches the net overboard in fear. A Japanese fisherman’s cautionary note and museum records of enormous crabs amplify the warning.
The Record and Chronicle notes President Charlies S. Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford resented criticism of frequent fatal accidents. The commentary suggests more attention to track and equipment safety rather than replying to critics.
A Texas paper cites three New York officers who reportedly died of worry after a graft inquiry began. The tale hints at consequences of the financial turmoil and suggests a last minute realization proved fatal, though specifics are not stated.
G C Masters writing from San Antonio says crops look very good across the region with recent rains. He notes wheat marketing in Lampasas around 90 cents per bushel and cotton and corn in fine condition. residents say seasons and yields have not been so strong in years. He visits multiple towns from Denton to Austin and remarks on the varied weather.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment cures unsightly skin eruptions and stops itching and burning instantly. It says doctors recommend it and a testimonial from Mr Alleman of Littletown Pa supports a two week forehead cure. Pills Pfeiffer Chemical Co offers the product for five cents with money back guarantee.
A Washington Star snippet quotes a brief telepathy exchange in which one person asserts belief, while another admits no experience yet prefers to respond rather than invite argument on the subject.
Local column urges rail timetable awareness and community pride. Commentary promotes spending at home to boost welfare and city development. Public-facing message ties transportation info to civic duty.
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