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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
2
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A British Medical Journal writer argues that vegetables hold genuine detic and therapeutic value and cautions against fad diets. He cites cabbage as a remedy in all ailments and suggests temperaments vary with diet, concluding a simple omnivorous diet may negate the need for therapeutic foods.
Denton residents learn gas piping will begin soon as 50 local businessmen back a Chautauqua season with a $306 guarantee each. Ticket sales aim to 750 at $2 to cover deficits, offering lower per-attraction costs and broader city benefits.
Compact travel bottle promises two days of cold liquid storage and long hot liquid comfort. It notes suitability for summer vacations auto trips and countryside outings, and mentions safe use for baby milk at night temperature.
Citizens support the guarantors who backed the project amid adverse conditions and expect continued public endorsement. The article notes the guarantors deserve the backing of the community and predicts broad approval.
Twelve thousand post cards will be mailed by the college to advertise North Texas State Normal. They urge a teachers education with details on enrollment, improvements, and new four year courses to begin September 1912. Information may be obtained from WH Bruce, President.
B Gid comb of Dallas purchased all of the one hundred thousand dollar stock of the Caddo Orchard company in Marshall on June 29.
The National Federation of Woman's Clubs presidency race grows spirited between Mrs. Phillip Carpenter of New York and Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker of Texas as of June 29 in San Francisco.
The piece argues that purchasing from local merchants boosts their success, improves city prosperity, allows better wages, and attracts workers and new residents from neighboring towns, growing the community through local buying.
A Farm Dairy ing warning cites bacteriologists claiming the average fly carries about 1,250,000 germs. The statement urges public concern and practical measures to reduce fly exposure and contamination.
Flies spread tuberculosis diphtheria typhoid fever scarlet fever summer complaint and fevers of babies by carrying disease from one to another. Keep clean to prevent flies and seal living areas. Install screens at windows and doors to stop egg laying. Where there is dirt there are flies.
Bryan abandons Clark and backs Wilson as the campaign moves forward. The article notes Clark must win quickly or lose, claims New York will favor Bryan over Wilson, and that Harmon and Underwood support will not swing to Wilson.
The Baltimore convention adjourned after the twelfth ballot as deadlock persisted. Champ Clark gained on New York’s 90 votes but remained short of the two thirds needed, while Woodrow Wilson maintained steady support near 350 with minor shifts.
An Associated Press dispatch from Rachimba Mexico reports Federals conducting intricate maneuvers before rebel positions, with a decisive battle not expected for two or three days. In Sherman a Mrs Sallie Spencer Lobdell aged 47 died yesterday.
A party platform denounces Republican usurpation and new federal powers, insists the nation and states share no twilight zone, and backs non constitutional income tax and direct Senate elections. It calls for campaign finance publicity, presidential term limits, primary based selection of National Committee members, and bans corporate campaign money while praising Democratic Congress for frugal governance and efficient service.
The document outlines calls for railroad and banking reforms, labor rights, workers compensation, land policy, anti imperialism, and territorial rights. It supports rural credit studies, protection of life and property, civil service reform, and pensions while urging cooperation to preserve American institutions.
National Committeeman Mack convened the committee at noon to seek a solution to the presidential deadlock. The national committee later abandoned the plan, saying the situation must work itself out.
Associated Press dispatch from Baltimore reports Senator Stone of Missouri has telegraphed other candidates asking them to withdraw so Clark may secure a majority of convention votes.
The notice encourages reading the hardware ads and responding to them, noting price inducements from a single store in Denver. It emphasizes that people read ads and reply, and that advertising columns fund the paper.
A registered druggist in Texas Missouri and Illinois promises careful prescription filling with free delivery. The ad emphasizes high quality service and urges customers to use the store for reliable medication handling and prompt phone accessibility.
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