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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
2
Public notice states that the Record and Chronicle will correct erroneous reflections upon character or reputation when called to attention. It references an individual or corporation appearing in the column and urges readers to notify the publishers.
The piece discusses diet benefits from green vegetables and fruit to prevent scurvy, notes that salt pork worsens deficiency, and claims one can live on cereals and milk or bananas and nuts with gradual adaptation. It then shifts to local politics, alibis on an A M building fire, tax facts for Denton county, and a candidate ticket with a personal endorsement caveat.
A discussion on historic naval flag colors explains seniority among admirals and the potential for confusion in multi admiral fleets. In a desert journey, George documents camp setup, Mahomed, a Quraysh pilgrim, and he recognizes Ryanne among the bound captives as Fortune Chedsoye's caravan moves toward an unknown fate.
George pursues Fortune through a perilous desert escape pursued by Mahomed and a missing rug. Ryanne lies semi helpless as Fortune tends him by the campfire. Mahomed plots revenge and a secret plan while George clings to hope and questions amid danger.
Airdomns tonight presents Dicken's famous tale in triple reels. Tickets available at box office. Show times announced for the evening.
In a tale cited by J. F. Nisbet, William Blake paints a portrait of an unseen sitter. The artist whispers Disturb me not and explains he sees a man named Lot from the Scriptures sitting for the portrait, though no living person is visible to the visitor.
Orion Clemens and his brother Sam discussed the ministry as a shared early aim. Twain mused that although he did not want to be a preacher, he believed it could be a safe career since becoming damned was not considered an obstacle. Albert Bigelow Paine quotes in Harper's Magazine.
This piece recalls Wall Street in Washington era New York where the stockade wall shaped the street and the era’s notable rivalries like Hamilton and Burr at the bar, highlighting the street’s bustling, historic character.
A Washington Star reader reports being duped into an implied loan scam involving a gold brick. The man claims to have purchased an interest on credit, secured two mortgages, and later faced foreclosure, losing the brick and all other possessions.
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