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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
2
Publication lists subscription prices for periodical delivery and mail options. A correction policy is stated for erroneous reflections about firms or individuals, dated Denton Texas June 17 1913.
Dr. T J Allen argues cancer risk rises with certain jobs notably butcher, tabor and gardener. He notes travel related roles like coachmen hotel keepers and domestic servants historically high, while diet and exercise influence blood health and disease resistance. He urges simple diet regular exercise and mental balance to stay immune.
The report notes Ipswich Massachusetts hosiery mill girl employees received from 1.50 to 2 dollars weekly for their labor. The piece blends this with other editorials on tariffs and advertising and cites local court cases, press minutes, and opinions from Texas and New York, reflecting a mix of labor, politics, and public affairs.
W T Bailey & Co offers insurance for wheat and other small grains stored anywhere in Denton county. Contact by writing, calling, or visiting their office. Old phone 54 New phone 120.
A brief, literary verse fragment contemplates inner gold kept within and the traveler between life and heaven. It contrasts the fleeting hours of fortune with the steady ascent of the soul beyond mortality.
A Baltimore Sun poem extols the woman as partner in life and labor. It asserts her right in all deeds and dreams, urging men to welcome her influence and share in the burdens, tears, hope, and future. The verse frames equality as essential to national progress and personal partnership.
A fragmentary lyric describes gazing at a beloved as daylight fades. The speaker longs for a tender look and hopes to guide a wayward heart toward embrace, with firelight scenes and intimate moments suggested in the verses.
Mrs W B Francis hosted a Tuesday evening party for her daughter Mary Francis home from S M Marys in Dallas and guest Miss Mary Gillson of Carrollton. Pro gressive games with prizes won by Miss Carron Beyette and Jim Inge. Bertha Hill the contest winner. Refreshments served to a long list of local youths and families.
A brief poetic line about OPE and youth Love Joy and Care as masks confronting life. The verse presents a playful, contemplative snapshot of human experience through personified qualities.
A reflective poem urges resilience through hardship. It contrasts easy comforts with the need for steadfast courage. The speaker, Maud L Johnson, calls for strength like sturdy oaks and pines against tempest, gloom, and loss.
A passage reflects a dialogue on duty and submission to God. The speaker questions whether God requires daily labor and gifts, while a patient responder asserts that God needs neither man’s work nor gifts and praises those who bear his yoke and those who wait.
Customer testimonial backs Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment claiming cure after twenty five years of eczema and repeated failures. The formula, developed by a physician, is guaranteed and available through druggists or by mail from Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis. J F Raley & Co.
A fresh shipment of diction aries arrived at the Record and Chronicle Office. Officials announced immediate shelving for public and staff access.
A customer claims a worn suit was transformed by Denton Tailoring Co through cleaning and pressing, making it look like new. The process uses high temperature dry steam to disinfect, remove odors, raise fabric nap, and improve overall appearance. Call for a trial.
A light shower fell this afternoon as residents share visits and travel plans. Many locals report trips to Denton Austin Dallas Fort Worth and Temple while relatives visit and attend events including a wedding and university summer programs.
In Argyle June 17 the Sunday night children’s program was a success with well prepared drills. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Wheeler. Denton couples Mrs and Miss Chalmers visit. Mr Chalmers attends Fort Worth summer school. I O O F officers elected: Morrison N G Cogdell V G Baker secretary. Denton visitors include Charlie Wallace and Mrs Wallace. Plainsview notes Farmers nearing harvest. Dr Ball of Fort Worth preached. visits from Gay Dean Alpha Ball Sue Baxter. Rev Anderson buys new car. Sunday school and church drew a large crowd.
June 16 Bartonville notes report a singing at Will Simmons home and visits by Mrs. Nellie McMakin and Aydlett of Grapevine. Families from Grapevine and San Angelo visit, harvests near done, picnic grounds sold for a July 12 W O W and J O O F event. rain needed after a light shower last week.
Belew June 17 Roy Adams of Dorchester visited A. Jordan. Miss Lula Greene suffers from a spider bite. Misses Mauit Bellar and Pearl Tate visited. Jesse Broyles of Weston visited A. E. Broyles. Thrashing begins this week. Grain crop is good. The six are improving. Rev Holmes gave an interesting talk Sunday afternoon.
In Lewisville and Krum many residents are listed with visits to relatives and friends in Denton Dallas and nearby towns. Names include Miss Mattie Davis Odie Chappell Buck Lord J B Travelistead Miss Ethel McFall and Wilma Gentry among others with trips to Fort Worth Durant and Oklahoma.
WAKETON June 17. Mrs. H. C. Minor, longtime local resident and widow of C. B. Minor, died June 10 from lung trouble at age 59. Survived by one daughter Mrs. W. A. Kirkland. Attendants and neighbors attended the funeral. several locals made trips to Dallas and Lenaville for events. Farmers report finishing cotton chopping with some moving to a second hoeing.
Roanoke headlines note Mrs. Holt of Fort Worth visiting, Miss Nina Moody and J Earl Selz wed in Dallas with plans to live in Pilot Point. Local births include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. John Adams. Children day services are set for the fifth Sunday in June at 11 a.m. The Denton rally moving picture was shown here Saturday and several residents traveled to Fort Worth and Justin for various duties and visits.
Fragment mentions worn out skillet or pan and urges reading the hardware ads in today's paper for price inducements. It hints at advertisers using pricing to attract buyers. No specific names or places are given.
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