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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1913
Page
2
Notice to the public corrects reflections on firms or individuals. Denton Texas May 21 1915 discusses spring rains and crop prospects in North Texas plus a piece on Shetland ponies used in English coal mines detailing pony height limits and legal restrictions on use of mares and young males.
In a remarkable showing thirty two graduates this year. twenty five plan to continue to universities and colleges. The announcement highlights the strong public and high school work in Denton and the civic aim of developing educated citizens.
The article notes Governor Johnson signs the bill amid a tense dispute with Japan over racial equality. It argues Japan may resist perceived white superiority while warning the dispute could provoke a broader crisis, though optimism remains for a peaceful settlement.
An advertising note promotes Curtis candy with a boast that every girl loves candy and will think more of you after receiving a box. It markets a fine line of candy kept in good condition and implies gifting in a local shop named Nunnally's Box Bountiful.
The piece notes February 11 as the Kigensetsu festival marking Japan’s foundation by Emperor Jimmu Tenno in 660 B C. It cites 1880 as the year Matsuhito promulgated the current constitution and mentions a 1800 parliament event, with references to Kaghiwara and Yamato as the empire’s origins.
An officer of Cossacks volunteered to carry a dispatch by crawling under his horse to evade enemy lines. He guided the horse by the bridle through the forelegs, traveling thirty five miles to reach safety and then returning the next night.
In England March 11 marks the date of the first daily paper the Daily Courant issued in 1702. Created by E Mallet near Fleet Bridge, it was a single page two column sheet reporting foreign news with no editorials. It later passed to Samuel Buckley and merged in 1735 into the Daily Gazette London Chronicle.
On March 13 1781 William Herschel in Slough England found a new planet. He named it Georgium sidus to honor King George III. Other astronomers proposed Herschel and Aratus as alternatives before Ara bu s was accepted by scientists.
The Century Magazine profile argues Carl Schurz never fully became American yet notes he spoke well and wrote with strong purpose. It quotes his constant self designation as a Dutchman despite his accomplishments and influence.
A fragmented quote discusses preparations for Arctic travel with questions about the sunlit side of the north pole attributed to Hewitt and Jewett. The line reflects travelers seeking guidance before journeys.
A former Cornell rower recalls a race from his senior year and describes the striking memory of a rival rower who sat in front of him with a mole midway between the shoulder blades. The exchange unfolds at dinner as the oarsman reflects on what, beyond wins and moments, stays with him.
A National Horticulturist identifies nutrients in apple fruit. Malic and gal lic acids enrich flavor and health value. sugar provides energy. albumen and a gum relate to texture. phosphorus fuels brain and nerves. water and dietary fiber aid digestion and roughage.
The article notes drowning dangers and stresses resuscitation after apparent death. Dr. F. W. Hitchings of Cleveland says efforts should last at least two hours. It explains the heart may beat after respiration stops and brain resuscitation can occur within about twelve minutes.
Advertises MacLaren's Imperial cheese in porcelain jars priced at ten cents a jar. Claims usefulness for unexpected company and serves as a fine lunch option. contact via Phones 6. PAS CHALL'S.
Denton Sub-station of Texas Experiment Farms invites May 24 Visitors Day at the station with more than 100 grain varieties on display including 77 wheat types and multiple barley oats and other crops. A May 29 Business Men’s event will discuss cooperative work and seed supply remains the main challenge for dissemination across Texas.
A prompt invites discussion of grocery orders and suggests calling to enumerate fresh goods arriving daily from Long & King. The note emphasizes daily arrivals and customer dialogue.
The article outlines the progression of gravitation ideas from Greek and Seneca observations to Kepler and Hooke, with Galilei testing principles and Newton finalizing the science. It credits Newton with establishing the true mechanism of the heavens and earning lasting honor.
The passage quotes Mark Twain disputing evidence in a humorous vignette about a pencil sharpened by a woman. It contrasts witnesses with how the object alone might be judged.
A witty exchange ends with the suitor securing the proposal as Mrs Goldington notes the quick courtship. The scene centers on social wit and a decisive match.
Dialogue excerpt about babies and parental storytelling ends with a playful remark about speech development and caution from Mr. Smythe. The exchange hints at a humorous view on innocence and commentary before children speak.
A concise meditation on selfish living attributed to Farrar notes a life consumed by self thoughts as the most pitiful existence.
A Turner Bros. advertisement promotes Chase and Sanborn and Temple Garden tea. One pound yields over 200 cups, emphasizing cost effectiveness to customers.
A fresh shipment of dictionaries arrives at the Kehoord Chronicle office, expanding resources for readers and students. The delivery enhances the paper’s educational offerings with sturdy reference volumes for public use.
Summer weather spurs ideas to avoid kitchen heat with delivery service for bread. A suggested method is to skip baking and let a provider deliver fresh loaves to your home, reducing indoor heat and cooking effort during hot days.
Denton Eastman Kodak agent promotes compact vest pocket Kodak and broad Kodak line. Advertises easy use no dark room and portable photos. offers to send a catalogue and highlights global availability of supplies and stock.
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