Record and Chronicle Subscription Notice Denton Texas
Public notice from Denton Texas dated November 8 1912 announces weekly monthly and six month advance subscriptions for the Record and Chronicle with prices listed and a statement that all subscriptions end at expiration An erring reflection about any firm individual or corporation will be corrected upon notification to the publishers
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Menton
Texas
Act of Congress
Denton
Art of Congress
Weekly Record
Chronicle
Record and Chronicle
E Publishers
Extraordinary Fast Sets Record For Roland Moeller
Roland Moeller aged 24 completed the longest recorded fast, lasting 59 days as of September 2. Physicians say his catarrhal hearing loss may be permanently cured, with weight dropping from 145 to 85 pounds. He broke the fast by taking an hour and a half to consume a teaspoon of orange juice, one drop at a time.
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Roland Moeller
Denton County Hears Viewpoints On Roads And Suffrage
The piece reflects local political thoughts on a Precinct 1 road bond and the rise of the Democrats in Denton alongside socialism. It notes shifts toward equal suffrage as four states vote for women’s rights, and discusses regional attitudes toward the movement and party dynamics.
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Precinct No. 1
Woodrow Wilson
Denton
Debs
Denton County
President Wilson Seen Entrenched in Reforming Tide
Washington correspondent Savoyard argues the incoming president faces opposition from party insiders but anticipates a more alert public. He recalls Wilson's pledge to govern without favoritism and to reward friends and punish enemies, aiming for an administration devoted to the entire people.
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Savoyard
Washington
Congress
Cleveland
Wilson
The
United States
Gov. Wilson
Danish American Park Gift in Jutland by Danish Descent
Americans of Danish descent have bought 300 acres of undisturbed Danish heather land in Jutland and gifted it to Denmark as the Danish American Park. The deed requires that every Fourth of July the American flag be raised over the park and the park be turned over to Americans. King Frederick VIII had signified acceptance on behalf of his people, but a royal representative will now handle the duty.
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Jutland
Frederick VIII
Steel City
New York
Sangers
Slicks
Hawes
Believes Everything Father Says About Cows
The Indianap olis News reports that Ed ward Florea, son of Adscript club secretary Park S. Florea, loves his father’s sayings whether serious or joked. While visiting near Harrisburg Ind he believed a cow could kick a mile and hid in haymow when spotting a cow a mile away.
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Park S. Florea
Adscript Club
Edward
Connersville
Pawa
Indianapolis News
The Childless Apartment Exchange
A visiting friend recalls the Bliffkins residence in a fashionable childless apartment house. They discuss pet bans, from a bull terrier to a canary, and finally settle on Mexican jumping beans for amusement. The joke hinges on Mrs. Bliffkins and the performance of Pedro the bean.
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Bliffkins
Pedro
Billiards history spans centuries from Egypt to Shakespeare
The French credit Hendique Devigne as the inventor about 1571, with mentions by Spencer in 1591 and Shakespeare in 1607. Cotton’s 1674 treatise details the game, while scholars argue it traces to Pharaohs Egypt and Pompeii. The piece notes many modern inventions are revivals.
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Hendique Devigne
Spencer
Shakespeare
Cotton
Old Egypt
Old Pompeii
Old Titewad News Clip Settle on Perseverance
A local exchange notes Old Titewad as seriously ill yet urged to persevere. The doctor says avoiding giving up could let him win, and supporters recall his never surrender attitude.
Roosevelt Leads In California And Across Nation
Partial returns show Wilson carrying California and leading in several states with Roosevelt close behind. Wisconsin and Nebraska trend for McGovern and Wilson. Oregon and Iowa favor Wilson while California remains tight. Prohibition passes in West Virginia and the overall electoral picture favors Wilson in multiple contests.
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Illinois
Wilson
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Sanders
Patterson
Senate
Hooper
McGovern
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Oregon
Kansas
Capper
Hodges
Nebraska
Moorehead
Aldrich
Michigan
Wyoming
Taft
Longworth
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
Bowde
Iowa
Wison
Kenyon
Roosevel
South Dakota
Byrne
Calfornia
California
Orezon
Montana
Walsh
Noorevelt
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Prohibition
Hatfield Frep
Texas figures set new highwater mark
Texas ginning figures show a greater quantity than ever before as of November 1, with Oklahoma ginnings also exceeding prior records. In all states east of the Mississippi, ginnings are down from last year.
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Washington
Texas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
U.S. Cruisers Ordered to Turkish Waters
The cruisers Tennessee and Montana received rush orders to proceed to Turkish waters to protect American interests as tensions rise in the region.
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Washington, Navy
Tennessee
Montana
Taft Proclaims Thanksgiving Observance November 28
President Taft issued a Thanksgiving proclamation designating November 28 for the national observance. The notice appears in Washington with formal declaration from the executive office.
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Washington
Taft
Wanted Stenographer for Denton Grust Co
Help wanted for an experienced stenographer. Apply in person at Denton Grust Co to discuss duties and qualifications.
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Denton Grust Co
John Dunmeade's Campaign and the New Chelsea Rivalry
In a 1911 village campaign, John Dunmeade pleads for honesty as he battles Jim Sheehan's clout. He joins farmers, faces saloon politics, and observes wealth and power shaping Hampden's plans for a coal town and a new home. Cranshawe and locals wrestle with trust, money, and change as election tension blends with city ambitions.
Glorious Moment Ends in Quiet Understanding
John Lightning and Katherine finish a tense ride after a near accident on a hill. She admits fear and asks about his view of his father's business, and he softens, revealing no clear explanation but a shift in their relationship. The couple shares a tentative reconciliation.
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Katherine
John
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