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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1912
Page
2
Local notice shows fragmented figures for weekly rates and small payments. Details are illegible but indicate prices 2.00 4.00 1.00 with counts 50 and 25 affecting a small audience or item list.
Dr. T J Allen explains that monodiets are used only in certain cases and should not be continued long. He cites examples such as a 62 day beans diet and a 60 day nuts and lemonade period, noting risks of exclusive eating and that wheat alone can balance nutrition better than a typical mixed diet.
The editorial urges Denton to adopt McKinney style commission government and to fund road repairs from the corporate limits to the Owsley place. It praises a recent Democratic rally as celebratory and notes a meningitis case elsewhere in the county, highlighting community unity amid public health concerns.
Officials urge strict early actions as towns combat meningitis outbreaks. Denton faces potential danger due to its student population. City officials stress steps to keep the disease from taking hold, noting only one city case occurred after warm weather began.
L. Brown senior at Denton’s North Texas Normal College has been elected editor in chief of The Yucca collegiate journal. He was backed by eighteen coeds as campaign managers and opposed by an equal number, with Brown noting he would not have minded being an independent voter in the election.
The Cotton Palace features the College of Industrial Arts for women in Denton. The exhibit spans sewing, decorative needlework, tailor made suits, applied arts and crafts, furniture by manual training students, house plans, fruit canning and preserving, and home economics extension work led by Miss Nannie Jennings.
In Chicago Jack Johnson, the negro pugilist, remains jailed after a judge refused his $50,000 cash bail on a charge under the white slave act. Johnson offered the bond but it was rejected.
Disorder erupted in the county jail when it was learned that Jack Johnson the pugilist had not been locked up in the white section. Johnson objected to being moved to the negro section and his request for a larger cell was denied, prompting removal to the Negro section for safety.
A newspaper reader is urged to check today's hardware advertisements for price incentives. The note emphasizes the kitchen skillet and pan as worn items and points readers to ads that may persuade purchases.
A rousing rally praised Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic victory while denouncing Roosevelt's third-term bid. A. C. Owsley, Alvin M. Owsley, and supporters extolled honesty and unity, with Bryan lauded for graft criticism and party success. Attendees from Wortham, Garza, Krum, and Denton County joined the crowd. Wortham and Sells could not attend. Anvils fired after the event recalled old-time celebrations.
In Benton County, Jerry Brent, a coal miner turned lawyer and rising opposition figure, breaks through party machines with a fiery speech. At a mass rally, John wrestles with the machine politics framing Brent’s challenge to Mutchell’s control and faces a crowd unsure how to respond.
The Herald tabulates the national results from unofficial sources and notes Roosevelt with a lead in California by 751 votes as corrected returns from county seats show, with 79 precincts still to report and potential court action by Democrats to settle the final outcome. Idaho remains doubtful for Taft, risking part or all of its four votes.
An advertisement states the agent offers Waterman Ideal and Conklin Self Filling Fountain Pens with a stock to fit hand and writing style. It claims superior mechanical perfection from years of manufacturing and notes cheaper substitutes exist but the Waterman Ideal or Conklin Self Filler are preferred for daily use priced from $2.50.
A fire on December 23 1875 at the Court House in Denton County destroyed the land records abstracts. The only surviving Abstract of the Land Records covers all Denton county land titles.
In a moonlit ride, Katherine urges John to talk politics as he wrestles with duty and desire. He reveals his speech tonight fell short of his conscience, fearing party knives and a dangerous path. She presses for candor while he contemplates the cost of his campaign and her influence.
Suave Sherrod confronts a dissenting man on stage and is challenged for speaking, then exits amid a tense scene. John, overwhelmed by treachery and self reproach, leaves the crowd behind as a voice calls his name, drawing him toward home.
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