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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle issue a notice that erroneous reflections on any firm individual or corporation will be corrected when brought to the publishers’ attention. The policy aims to maintain fair character and reputation in column content.
The article discusses fruitarian diets and protein concerns, noting experiments with apes and the limits of fruit only regimens. It also covers Denton civic promotion, a parade in Dallas, and political commentary on Tom Watson and the Underwood delegation. It mentions parcel post plans, rural mail routes, and the Girls Can movement aiding home canning, with emphasis on preservation education and cooperative demonstrations in Denton County.
A speaker offers guidance for parents choosing a graduation gift, noting the graduate's long effort and imminent entry into the workforce. The passage stresses honoring the family name and suggests returning to a familiar shop for a suitable, syllabic range of gift options.
A note invites readers to view a new decorative tray idea showcased by Miss Goodnow. It describes transforming heirloom fabrics into a useful tray to protect tabletops, advertised as an attractive home accessory. Samples may be seen at Palmer's, inviting patron attention.
A brief trade item notes that items are ready for sale with emphasis on quality and selection. It mentions limited quantities and a possible auction or direct purchase event. Names or exact entities are not specified in the readable text.
At the College of Industrial Arts chapel the Senior class gave Hygeia Hall two framed pictures made by the Manual Training class. Miss Ruth Shropshire spoke for the seniors. Dr. Rebecca M. Evans accepted with thanks. Juniors win basketball title 18 to 6 in a well attended final. Dr. Bizzell delivers commencement address. baccalaureate sermon planned for May 19.
The Central Presbyterian church Missonary society meets Monday afternoon for the weekly session. Due to illness the event moves to the church. Program includes Devotional, Roll call, parable, Cuba and Porto Rico talk, Leper Island, Laos report, solos, and prayers for special workers.
In a March evening in 1862, Gautier and friends visit Théophile Gautier after dinner. Flaubert dances the drawing room idiot step while Gautier, eager to imitate, removes his coat and stirs the room with a wild, caricatured display as Bohemian songs and strange melodies close the gathering.
A fragment from Harpers Bazar notes a burglar entering a home while the wife was away. Cory responds that he is glad the wife will not know how much is his fault versus the intruder's.
A clerk from a major New York financial house found a packet of valuable papers in the office bar. He returned them to the owner who promised a reward. The owner asked the papers be sent to the Daring Dozen Social Club at No 14 Fast Fourteenth Street.
Major Sykes was shown a tomb near a shrine in a rose garden. He notes Omar Khayyam is not in the carved chamber but in an eastern wing tomb plastered and uninscribed. He mentions the trees shedding blossoms on him twice a year, as foretold.
Wonderful Island in New Zealand known as White Island sits in the Bay of Plenty. It is a sulphur rich volcanic landmass three miles around and rising over 500 feet with a constant cloud of vapor. A boiling acid lake lies at its center, surrounded by blow holes that emit steam and sulphur fumes with force. A boat can navigate the lake with care.
In a colonial coastal realm, the governor pursues the outlaw Black Seigneur who fled to sea after losing his lands. The marquis, Elise, and court intrigue unfold as secrets of the Mount fortress, its loyal peasants, and a hidden captivity shape a dangerous game of loyalty and love. Elise ventures beyond the Mount seeking escape, drawn toward a mysterious forest and a gleaming waterwall.
A child readers tale describes a green cabbage caterpillar chewing radish leaves and turning into a white butterfly. Jack and Evelyn observe the lifecycle from leaf to chrysalis and finally to the pretty butterfly, noting birds as natural predators.
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