Notice to Readers on Corrections Policy
A public notice states that any erroneous reflection about a firm individual or corporation in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. The item also mentions subscription options such as one month six months and one year by mail in advance.
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Wheat as the best balanced food for adults
Dr. T. J. Allen promotes wheat as the ideal adult staple, noting its balance of nutrients though low fat content and the goal of using entire wheat to preserve minerals. He warns white flour loses minerals and advises purchasing whole wheat, washing, then grinding at home for freshness.
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Edgy local debates and political clashes in Denton area
Residents voice concern over Hi k ary street lake flooding and embankment raises. Denton county illiteracy rise blamed on Mexican laborers. editors and colonels teased for political ambitions. Public vote guidance offered on Resolution 18 and editorials praise Philadelphia Ledger’s aims. Debate over Mrs. Longstreet’s postmastership and partisan actions sparks calls for political accountability.
Wheat Insurance Ad Seeks Denton County Coverage
An insurance notice offers protection for wheat and other small grain stored anywhere in Denton county. It invites readers to write, phone, or visit the office for coverage.
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Do the small things and await greater deeds quotes John Bright
A wartime benediction urges citizens to perform small unseen acts for the common good. It asserts citizenship does not require heroism, but consistent, quiet actions lead to larger outcomes and responsibilities. The quotation emphasizes individual duty and perseverance.
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Removed for Cause In Local Meeting Critique
The Wichita Falls Times notes that commissions were removed for cause regardless of expiration and commends the former president for his service.
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Public Ledger aims to be best morning paper in Philadelphia
The speaker argues that money should fund essential reader value and service to build lasting newspaper success. Traps and prizes may boost short term circulation, but subscriber returns must justify the cost. The Curtis company built its publishing empire on delivering value to readers.
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Gems In Verse OLD FAVORITES THE OLD FLAG
Poem praising the flag with vivid imagery of the banner over soldiers and heroism. It references mountains rivers campfires and vows of sires. The speaker urges keeping the flag unfurled and honored as a symbol of right and freedom.
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The Sword of Bunker Hill Poem by Wallace
The dying veteran entrusts his son with the sword of Bunker Hill calling it richer than gold. He recalls capturing the blade from a British captain and urges the boy to keep the sword as a symbol of freedom. The son keeps the weapon, its glory growing as twenty million bless the sire and sword.
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Hats Off to the Flag and a Tailor's Steam Clean Promise
A patriotic passage recalls the flag and national pride, followed by a Denton Tailoring Co. ad offering suit refurbishing. It touts dry steam disinfection, odor removal, nap restoration, and a fresh look, inviting readers to try their cleaning service. Written in a period newspaper voice with emphasis on quality and restoration.
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The Bravest Battle by Joaquin Miller
A poem honors mothers as the bravest fighters, fighting in a hidden long war from babyhood to death. It chronicles a mother’s silent endurance within her heart, battling unseen, steadfast and unwavering through life.
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Mystery of Artesian Wells Explained by Science
The article explains artesian basins as porous rock layers where water slowly percolates under layers of impervious rock. It notes massive daily flows in some wells but clarifies the water travels about one mile per year, taking roughly 100 years to reach Colonial Beach from Frederick Maryland.
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Harrigan Play Shines At Tent Theater Tonight
E D Yeatts and wife transfer a tract in South Carolina Hiram survey to C C Yeatts for 150 dollars as part of a notice.
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