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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
2
One month delivered six months by mail in advance and one year by mail in advance listed. Public notice states that any erroneous reflection about a firm person or corporation in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected upon notification to the publishers.
A health column argues economy in eating boosts vitality and efficiency. It compares foods by energy cost to digest and nourishing value, favoring bananas over boiled cabbage and nuts over meat, and notes taste matters but should not drive fashion over sensible choice.
The piece argues for passing President Wilson's currency reform measure, noting Congressmen prefer action in the heat of Washington. It links the bill to averting financial trouble from tariff changes and cites Dr Alsberg on cooling theories. The Hickory street lake dispute is also noted as a local flashpoint awaiting fuller public input.
A letter lauds the Denton Chamber of Commerce for fueling town growth and urges better city services including clean waste disposal. It also highlights farming education in Cleburne schools and advocates teaching public children practical skills like bookkeeping alongside reading and math.
A Detroit Free Press quote recounts young J P Morgan in Boston seeking erasers with money from a teacher. He explains he bought at wholesale by trading around town to maximize value.
A lively baby amazes observers as Fogarty and Flaherty discuss photographs. They attempt a picture but after an hour the photographer directs them to a moving picture studio. Lippincott's.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt jokes about why people reference the patience of Job. It contrasts the saying with a humorous claim about the speaker’s own father and dismisses the phrase as irrelevant to everyday life.
Classified readers in Den respond heavily to this edition's store advertisements. Associated Press Dispatch notes a busy reply pattern as customers answer multiple listings through the advertising columns.
Insurance ad offers coverage for stored wheat and other small grain in Denton County. Provides contact options by writing, phoning, or visiting the office with an old telephone number 54.
A quoted verse celebrates sheep wagons and a cook stove as night falls. The speaker congratulates Shep for hard work and steady pep, praising a loyal companion without complaints.
A woman stands amid the stocks and lifts praise to God with a serene, devout expression. The fragment evokes a solemn, religious moment captured in a historical courtroom or public square setting.
A poetic note urges steadfast courage as a cyclone, earthquake, and changing seasons test a person. It emphasizes resilience with the refrain to stand firm and endure whatever comes, reflecting a spirit of perseverance.
A short reflective quote by W. J. Burtseher about unresolved habits and stubborn behavior. It notes people will continue their paths tomorrow as they do today, resisting advice to save money or stop renting.
A Baltimore American quotation discusses a future millennium with ample jobs in every administration for those who want them. The excerpt reveals a hopeful, social policy tone about employment distribution over time.
A brief exchange recounts an impromptu lecture read by a wife to a husband after work. The dialogue, labeled as a transcript, suggests a casual domestic moment with a hint of tension over the message read.
Little Elm reports light rain but urges more. births a girl to Mr and Mrs Robertson on June 16. Visitors include E P Wilks and wife in town, Cyrus Parker family from Oklahoma, and many others. Local events cover church meetings, quilt making, baptist and presbyterian services, and a children day program. In Krum, Denton visitors and local trips are listed, with several sick or visiting relatives. the Turner interurban survey team camps nearby and rain-starved crops need rain.
Roanoke updates include Mrs. W C Dix of Denton visiting relatives, Miss Cora Moody's return from Dallas, and W L George and family from Fort Worth. A 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Ragsdale died after choking during a drink, burial at Medlin cemetery. Various locals, visits to Denton Fort Worth Aubrey Wichita Falls and Decatur preacher Rev Heath on Christian education. Grandma Pickett ill.
The community reports healthy cotton and corn after rain and labor at the fields. Several residents visit neighbors while others dig potatoes with good yields. A milk cow is lost, and Rev. Looper from Krum preaches locally. Fr Foster returns from kin visit. Juan Matthew's child suffers a spider bite.
John Hardeen visits Hot Springs New Mexico relatives. Mrs A Jasper returns from Illinois. Summers sisters and H C Clark of Dallas visit. Rev Sooter conducts protracted meetings in Garza. J T Wheeler of Dallas with son Frank for days. Mrs Wingo returns home from Keller. Rally set July 13 at Baptist church. Asberry Sooter ill. Henry Bennett of Copper visits niece Mrs Clark King. Thrasher workers busy. Wheat looks good. Mrs Trude Davis visits Denton. Ladies organize Baptist Aid Society. refreshments served. Dr McCullah suffering rheumatism. Protracted services to be held jointly by Methodist and...
Mrs. and Miss Clair Larkin visited Mrs. Grace Brown near Argyle. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stuart were in Denton last week. L. T. Fowler and Fayette Carpenter of Corinth were here. J. L. Daugherty and family visited Mr. Powell and family near Brown school house. Nova Roach is ill from infantile paralysis. J. L. Daugherty went to Denton.
A compilation of brief society items records visits by Mr. and Mrs. Case Looper and others in Clyne Simpson Sherman Pilot Point Roanoke Denton Paris and Dallas. It notes illnesses including Little Northa Clack and Bud Spencer and mentions births deaths and funeral arrangements for Mrs. W. A. Townley.
Misses Gladys Chambers Jim Belle Gentry John Eva Buster Dora OBrien and Lula May Hatcher returned from a visit with Misses Mona and Jeanie Morgan at Hebron.
Rev. McKinney preached at First Baptist. Funeral for Mrs. Simmons attended by Dunn family. A social at Dr. and Mrs. Rice honored Miss Lizzie Wade before her wedding to Sidney Smith of Austin. Garden progress noted after rain. pink white decor described. A near-fire at J. H. Hughes residence saved. minor damage. Various visits and travels among local residents. final account notice issued for Addie Fay estate with July term date.
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