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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
2
Public notice from the Record and Chronicle publishers clarifies subscription terms and rates for the weekly paper and promises prompt corrections for any erroneous reflections upon firms individuals or corporations appearing in the columns. It notes publication details and mail matter status and invites contact for corrections.
The piece urges Democratic voters to participate in the upcoming preferential presidential primary to influence Dayton county delegates. It notes precinct conventions and the importance of turnout at 2 o'clock. It also references Mississippi River flooding near New Orleans with over 100,000 homeless and extensive property damage.
A commentary argues that harboring hatred harms the hater more than opponents. It urges the Senator to abandon animosity to gain personal happiness and public respect. The piece then reflects on the Mississippi flood disaster's devastation, describing vast farm losses and widespread misery in Arkansas, Tennessee, and Mississippi.
Shumate razors are handmade from tempered steels and ground by skilled grinders. Each blade is tested for hardness and temper, honed and strapped before shipment. The guarantee promises unconditional satisfaction or a replacement, with prices starting at $1.00 and up. Full stock shavers supplies available.
A South American jungle tale says a lost traveler returned and claimed his singing protected him from wild beasts. The report wonders what songs and voice type he used and notes the absence of specifics on meters keys and range.
Mayes of Brownwood Bulletin urges all Texas editors to join and attend Texas Press Association meetings. He argues meetings benefit journalists and would empower the press statewide if all newspaper people joined and participated regularly. The Denison Herald notes skepticism about the membership claim.
Fragmented verses describe a lullaby with lines about sleep and comfort. The speaker mentions a dying mage and a child seeking a father figure, with imagery of a westward voyage and silver sails under a moon. The text evokes a mother child scene and a distant parental arrival.
A Denton Texas citizen, J R Stone of 836 W Sycamore St, reports relief from kidney weakness and back pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He endorses the product and urges others with kidney problems to try it, noting availability through local dealers and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York.
The noted chalk talk artist Mrs. Maucedes Greene, famed for national recognition, will appear at the Opera House Monday night in Chalk Talk.
A brief note from a local store in New Town highlights a busy week of ads. The public is urged to read the advertising columns as they yield many replies and benefits for both readers and merchants.
Col W C Gorgas chief sanitary officer of the Canal Zone argues that tropical sanitation cut Panama deaths dramatically. He cites French losses of 22,189 in nine years versus U S deaths under 4,000, malaria drop, yellow fever banishment since 1906, and a 21.18 per thousand death rate in 1910. He notes sanitation cost under 1 percent of canal total and urges similar measures in other tropics.
Mrs J E Cox of Joliet Illinois credits Dr Kine s New Discoveries with saving her life after typhoid pneumonia left her with a severe cough. She reports near complete recovery and urges others to try the remedy. Each bottle 50 cents or one dollar with a free trial offer via J F Raley Co.
After a drunken night the judge wakes in a locked room at Pegloe tavern with his clothes missing and a bolt on the door. He escapes by breaking a window, crosses the patch to Boggs, and heads toward a dawn meeting with Fentress as two pistol shots echo in the morning air.
Solomon Mahaffy travels with Yancy and Cavendish to Belle Plain, while pondering Judge Siocum Price’s strategic mind and temperamental traits. The scene blends caution about Price with Mahaffy’s wary hopes and a recurring lapse toward tavern temptations. The fragment ends amid odd ads and a grocery offer from Turner Bros.
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