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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates and delivery details with a public notice. It notes weekly and mail options, prices, and dates, and promises corrections if erroneous reflections about any firm person or corporation are called to its attention.
Denton editorial urges support for the summer Chautauqua while stressing fly suppression through a "swat the fly" campaign. It notes underwriters and potential losses, counts on local citizens to back the event, and cites criticism of Texas building policies and Colquitt era debates. The piece promotes public health and civic effort.
The piece notes extreme heat driving John Jacob to consider cutting his red hair while a southern moon lingers over a fountain. It warns that people forget they must suffer consequences by not avoiding the appearance of evil, set against a hot afternoon.
A brief grocery advertisement from Long and King urges customers to call phone number 44 for first class delivery at the right price. The copy emphasizes prompt service and invites readers to phone now.
The Hardy School of Oratory will begin a six week summer session on June 30 1912. The program runs through late August with instruction in elocution rhetoric and dramatic reading.
The Denton Record and Chronicle argues Texas state buildings show lack of permanence. It criticizes repeated construction as if short lived and urges lasting, fireproof structures. The editorial aligns with the Houston Post in urging enduring design over temporary shacks.
A Denison Herald opinion piece argues Texas public buildings should be permanent and well planned not wastefully contracted to save money. It blames past administrations for politics over business, urges a shift toward sound policy, and references ongoing state building neglect and reform efforts. It ends with local ads for groceries and Turner Bros. offerings.
The scene follows Jacques the dwarf as he endures a cold blade at his neck during a grim abduction. He studies his captor and learns a silent force of men in black move through a wheel platform before they reach the guard house and dungeon corridors.
In a moonlit chase through the fortress, the Black Seigneur leads prisoners toward the wheel-house. Sanchez and the guard clash with soldiers as the wheel turns, the conspirators fight amid torches and by using the wheel as a shield.
A columnist notes the kitchen and skillet need attention and urges readers to check today’s hardware ads for price inducements. The playful prompt suggests ad readers may find deals from local advertisers in the paper.
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