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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle announces its policy to promptly correct any erroneous reflection upon the character or reputation of firms individuals or corporations upon notification to the publishers. The item appears in Denton Texas on October 16 1912 with subscription rates listed for daily and advance periods.
Dr. T J Allen explains that roasted oats from mills require less cooking but heat above 160 degrees harms food. He urges double boiler or fireless cooker use, notes differences between roasted and unroasted oats, and recommends soaking 12 hours and thorough chewing for best digestibility and complete nutrition.
A sharp reader notes that even the World championship series fails to keep Col. Roosevelt off the page for long. The observation underscores Roosevelt's enduring presence in the news cycle.
The Dallas News recap praises Denton County crops with figures for a 2 750 000 bushel wheat and 1 800 000 bushels of oats. It notes seed quality profits, cotton gains from new seed, and forecasts the county’s best average per acre in history if conditions stay favorable.
Farmers hope for a 15 cent or lower ointment market while many expect profits above 10 cents despite high hired picking costs. Denton County begins 1913 with ample bank funds for business and manufacturing improvements at reasonable rates, aiming to retire land mortgages after three years of strong earnings.
The Record and Chronicle laments low local funding with only 26 contributed to the National Campaign fund by Denton county’s citizens. It contrasts past protests against big money in elections with current calls for supporters to contribute, citing Hanna and Ryan-era examples and urging donations.
A promotional verse praises local boosters led by Secretary George J. Roark. It urges residents to support their town, advertise its merits, and invest in its growth through active civic backing and friendly promotion. The call to join boosters repeats with lines about speaking well of the town to attract visitors and investment.
Street cars will meet the early morning Dallas train until further notice starting at 5 40 a m. Phones 7 connect you with a place to get satisfactory goods and service. Turner Bros want twenty five cars No 1 to choice well cured Johnson grass hay F C B cars any station. Witherspoon & Sons Ge.
Dr Parker evacuates the wounded man to a secluded fish shanty on the beach as the crew debates who will stay to nurse him. Ellery volunteers despite the danger, while Capen joins to help, and a harsh warning about quarantine echoes through the tense scene.
In Trumet Cape Cod a doomed Jamaica coaster San Jose sickroom on a beach shanty becomes a hive of rumor as the crew’s smallpox victims are fumigated and the minister Ellery fights to keep a dangerous secret. Capen aids the dying man then learns he may have died years before. Grace Van Horne’s return and Cap n’s fate loom as a storm of illness and doubt closes in.
In Hyannis a sick man in a shanty near the road is tended by Dr Parker after Noah Ellis telegraphs Ellery. Grace Van Horne secures the patient while Keziah Coffin arrives, sparking tension as the doctor urges separation to prevent smallpox exposure.
News travels fast on the main road as Break fasts end. Mr. Ellery lies gravely ill with possible smallpox while Grace Van Horne stays with him awaiting the doctor. Captain Elkanah urges restraint and cautions to learn the full truth about the Van Horne girl.
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