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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices for one month to one year by mail and in advance, with rates ranging from one dollar to four dollars. A separate public notice states that the Record and Chronicle will correct any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations if brought to the publishers’ attention.
Diet notes by T. F. Allen highlight unroasted peanuts as a rich protein source and mineral contributor comparable to green vegetables. Peanuts offer about fifty percent fat and are easier to digest than butter or lard, with USDA guidance on cultivation and seed selection for adaptation.
The column backs upgrading the former No Man's Land stretch from the city limits west to the Owsley place praising its new condition and suggesting the name transfer to the McKinney road east of town while awaiting further repairs.
The City Federation and Health Officer Piner back a Denton push to win the cleanest city honor in Texas. Denton’s future interurban link with Dallas grows as Stone & Weber announce a $2,000,600 line, signaling regional rail expansion.
Denton residents sell several copies of the 1913 Bronco high school annual as neat souvenirs. Advertised by the Denton Printing Co. in local newspaper listings.
Classified notice seeks a suitable room for two young men in North or West Denton. Contact by telephone to arrange lodging.
A Denton druggist advertises Vinci cod liver oil to aid digestion and strengthen nerves, claiming it can restore appetite and energy. It cites a Oneonta case of a long stomach ailment improved by Vinci and offers money back if no help. Also promotes Saxo Salve for itchy skin.
Sanbury resident touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best remedy for constipation indigestion and liver complaint priced at 25 cents and recommended by J F Raley Co.
In ancient Japan a rain-swept emperor forgave three years of taxes to aid starving villagers. When the period ended blue smoke rose again as taxes returned, and the palace’s repairs were funded by public generosity, a moral echoed by a modern insurance pitch from W. T. Bailey Co.
The Provost of Oriel College scolds Edward King for perfect chapel attendance. He notes King never missed a service this term and remarks that even regular chapel going can become formalism without true devotion. The remark reflects Hawkins’s critical view of student piety.
A Pall Mall Gazette excerpt recalls a quip about Wordsworth. Charles Lamb jokes that a friend had not seen Words worth until he had seen an old horse, concluding with You’ve seen Wordsworth in jest about poetry and perception.
A Boston Transcript note remarks Sapleigh has exhausted his inheritance and is seeking employment. It jokes that his future depends on keeping his head, contrasting him with Briggs in a wry social aside.
A quoted exchange questions saving money while creditors constantly press for payments. The dialogue contrasts the ideal of thrift with the financial pressure of debt.
A compact reflection notes that as knowledge grows, doubt often increases. The line attributed to Goethe suggests uncertainty accompanies deeper understanding.
A lazy liver can cause stomach issues headaches despondency low energy and constipation. Sluggish liver function is described as the source of various health problems in this brief notice.
Curtis Liver Pills have a mild stimulating effect on the liver and quickly restore it to normal activity. When you don't feel quite right take a dose. Price 25c.
The article recalls the bagno torture in Venice where a prisoner stands in a water-filled vat with a rising tide. He uses a scoop to bale out water as fast as it enters, delaying death as long as endurance lasts, then succumbs after exhausting effort.
Two items from the New York Globe and Christian Advocate describe practical wit in social fixes and a summary of the Best method of visible speech for teaching deaf mutes. A Harlem resident’s wife improvises with mustard plasters, while the deaf teach articulation through observed lip and tongue positions and air control.
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