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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
2
The public is informed that any erroneous reflections about the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation appearing in the Record and Chronicle columns will be corrected upon request to the publishers for amendment or clarification.
A 1911 report notes Dr. Samuel G. Dixon and colleagues proposing a nutrition based link between tuberculosis and cancer. It suggests cancer may be a nutritional disease and stresses early treatment to restore normal nutrition, with food as a prime factor.
Denton County based policy offers to insure wheat and other small grains while stored anywhere in the county. Customers are urged to write, call, or visit the office. Old phone 54.
A compact quotation-themed fragment presenting moral maxims from Browning and Lowell about life as a blank page, fair use of means, and the admonition that failure and low aim are crimes. It contrasts envisioning ideal fairness with practical self-improvement and writing one’s line of meaning.
Justin residents and guests share visits across Fort Worth Dallas and Denton. Notables include W. H. Harris and families in Fort Worth and J. F. Yarbrough monument unveiling at Aiken Cemetery with local attendees. A child was born to Mr and Mrs M J Horton on June 11.
An advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as relief for ulcers boils eczema and skin conditions. It cites Mrs. Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who recovered from a nine month ulcer in two weeks and notes the product costs 25 cents as endorsed by J F Raley & Co.
A lengthy poem in tribute to Civil War combat at Gettysburg and Virginia. It recalls Pickett’s charge, Pettigrew, Garnett, and Kemper, the front of Doubleday, and the South’s doomed stand. The verse elevates sacrifice, patriotism, and divine purpose behind the Union and Confederate efforts. The author Will H. Thompson closes with a call to fold banners and honor fallen sons.
Harvesting is over and thrashers will start this week. Corn needs rain. Sid Boyd's children have measles. Mrs Emma Short and Bridgeport visitors stay with Dr and Mrs J E Stover. Rev Swinney of Denton preached at the Christian church.
June 16 harvest work fills fields in Union Hill as residents attend Rev Wheeler's sermon and a growing Sunday School. Visitors include Mrs J W Hudson and Miss Willie May Reynolds from Pilot Point, with several locals hosting relatives and sharing mus ical gatherings.
STONY NEWS reports by June 16 that most farmers have finished cutting grain with Messrs J R and Clay Schoolfield among those mentioned in the local update.
J A Harmonson named a delegate to the Good Roads convention in Corpus Christi. School term staff announced with W H Michael as first assistant and Gladys Copeland in music. Lightning killed two Jim Lee mules. site had prior strikes. Santa Fe crew to trim grade south of town. Dr Will Chambers, a former Denton boy, praised for removing a swallowed pin from a boy's throat after rapid action.
A cartoonish ad extols renovating worn suits at Denton Tailoring Co rather than buying new. It claims cleaning and pressing disinfects fabrics, removes odors, lifts nap, and improves appearance while offering trials with old and new phones 47 and 97 for contact.
Poem fragment reflects Melancholy's sovereign shrine in delight's temple. A speaker recalls joy turning to poison as beauty dies and sadness rules the soul, with stark imagery of poetic struggle and melancholic triumph.
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women and regulate children's bladder troubles. One bottle provides two months of treatment and is often effective. Price noted with mail option from Dr. E W Hall at 2926 Olive Street, St. Louis. Sold by druggists.
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