Record and Chronicle subscription notice 1912
Denton Texas notice details subscription rates and publication dates for the Record and Chronicle. It lists prices for one month, six months, one year and weekly rates, with mailing and post office classifications. The notice confirms correction policy for erroneous reflections and date stamps from 1912.
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Denton
Texas
Act of Congress
Daliy
Art of Congress
Weekly
Record
Chronicle
Record and Chronicle
Diet and Cancer Cure Claim Sparks Medical Debate
An Associated Press dispatch from Chicago reports a cancer research society claiming 200 cancer cures by dietetic treatment focused on purifying the blood. The piece notes cancer as a constitutional disease needing dietary management and cites observations linking high protein, complex diets to higher cancer rates, contrasting with simpler diets in certain regions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cancer Research Society
England
America
Ireland
Italy
Waco Growth and Cotton Market Shifts Highlight Local Booster Era
The cotton market rise from October continues, signaling short crop year dynamics. Waco boosters note city growth from humble roots to a thriving hub, urged by younger and elder citizens. The Times-Herald and Houston Chronicle discuss round bales, their storage challenges, and the impact on shipping and spindle readiness, reflecting evolving trade practices.
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Waco
Robinson
Texas
The Round Bale Hopeful Substitute For Cotton Gins
The article argues a new round bale, actually square yet based on the round bale principle, could replace traditional square bales by enabling direct gin to ship-hold transport, reducing middle handling and easing commercial constraints on bale size and delivery. It notes existing rules favor square bales weighing at least 300 pounds and the impact of such rules on trade.
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Houston Chronicle
Chronicle
Houston
the Chronicle
Liverpool
Back Talk Messi s Lowry Spotts and Wor thant Return From Mineral Wells
J. Lowry of the Honey Grove Signal, W. Spotts of the Honham Favorite, A. Worthant of the Corsicana Sun, and Edwards of the Denton Record and Chronicle have recovered from health declines after trips to Mineral Wells and Ozark mountains. The note cites heavy fatigue and weight loss associated with newspaper work, calling it a devitalizing occupation.
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Messi
S. J
Lowry
Honey Grove Signal
Spotts
Honham
Albert Worthant
Corsicana Sun
Edwards
Denton Record and Chronicle
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Dallas News State Press
Vinci cod liver and iron medicine praised by mother
Mrs Archer of Long Branch NJ endorses Vinci for her fourteen year old daughter who improved sleep cough appetite and weight after using the product. Druggist M Curtis Denton and T C Sample advertise low grocery prices alongside the testimonial, promising money back if Vinci does not benefit.
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Vinc
Vinci
Wm. Archer
Long Branch
N_ J
M. Curtis
Denton
Everybody's Doing It Now Embossers at Garrison's Drug Store
An advertisement promotes steel embossers at Garrison's Drug Store. It claims embossers let buyers decorate stationery envelopes and calling cards with durable, lifelong results. Delivery is offered on all goods except school books postage stamps magazines and express money orders.
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Garrison's
Power and a Morning Gift in New Chelsea
A young man in New Chelsea, seeking purpose, rescues a stuck stove from a riderless horse. He and the poised rider exchange wary, witty remarks as they stroll toward the valley, a moment sparking questions of identity, class, and chance in a budding romance.
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Ife
New Chelsea
John Dunmeade
Crusader
Marchel
Political Bosses and a Young Lawyer in New Chelsea
A long portrait of Benton County politics centers on William Marchell, Jim Sheehan, and John Dunmeade in New Chelsea. The trio maneuvers power through party lines, with Dunmeade’s candidacy framed by a contested trust affair and a looming decision about his own political future.
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Abraham Lincoln
Renton County
Congress
Gettysburg
Benton County
General Assembly
United States
William Marchell
Maple Street
Chelsea
Weehannock
Murehell
Llomville
Main Street
Cocen Clonsie
Jim Sheehan
Plumville
Jim
Murchell
Hepton County
Johnny Dunmeade
Dunmeade
Don Meaded
Sheehan
Bone Yard
Mitchell
Courthouse Square
John Dunmeade
Shee
Murcher
Danmeade
John
John Duonmeade
New Chelsea
Ehort
Seuater Muretel
Jenny
Elisha
Senator Marchell
John Duntmeede
Tie
Jone
Jobe
Daniel Webster
Mutchell
Trust Company
Sheehan- 1
Kenton County
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R. H. Sarrison
Bruggist
W. Side Square
Henry Russell Miller
Highter
Bobbs Merrill Company
Mr. Miller
Chapter
Aa Rae
Chelsea Globe
Dunmende
Williams Mutchell
Senator Sheehan
Senator Marcher
Senator Murchell
the Theorist
Roberta
Dunmeades
Ike Sheehan
FrontiersAthma Company
Buffalo, N.Y
Smith’'S
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