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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates for monthly, six and twelve month mail delivery and announces public corrections policy. It notes postage and publication details for Denton Texas and invites readers to report erroneous reflections for correction.
A Denton Texas piece from June 13 1910 discusses Fourth of July and Christmas fireworks in the North and South with a call for safer celebrations. It links patriotism to the hazards of firecrackers and recalls a piano prize dispute from Lamar Missouri while praising Denton High School for doubly producing nearly equal boy and girl graduates and attributing it to sustained athletic interest.
James Huneker recalls Ole Bull as not a strict tempo classical player but a master of rubato and portamento. He notes Bull's American reception favored folk tunes over sonatas, praising his performance of jigs, Old Dan Tucker, and sung melodies. Huneker portrays Bull as a handsome, magical figure with Lisztian flair, comparing him to Walt Whitman and describing his hair and appearance vividly.
Carmela schemes to separate Iris and Salvador as Brazilian forces collapse at Las Flores. A late night gallop ends with San Benavides saving Corria’s life while Carmela confesses a deadly crime and the battleground erupts around the estate.
A fierce siege unfolds as 300 Nationalists clash with 50 guerrillas at a house held by Dom Corria and supporters. Barraca arrives with fresh forces but the outcome remains brutal and uncertain as the battle rages with machetes and bayonets. The piece ends with a cliffhanger: to be continued.
The Tyler Courier-Times notes that Tyler high school recently graduated twenty fifteen girls and five boys. Last year the class was mostly boys, but that was an exception as the usual pattern has been a larger share of female graduates.
Mrs Washington enforces strict dinner dress at 3 o clock. Nellie Custis and Martha Custis arrive in morning gowns but are kept in place by Mrs Washington who declares a costume fit for President Washington is fit for any guest. Later guests include French officers and Charles Carroll Jr. who saw the incident.
A cheeky line hints at a trend where residents swap or rent spaces creatively. Local readers consider informal ads as viable options, supplementing formal listings with neighborly offers and quick trades.
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