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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
2
A public notice from Anton Texas dated September 5 1912 states that any erroneous reflection on the character or reputation of a firm individual or corporation in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers. The notice appears in a local newspaper context for timely remedy.
The Ohio vote appears to approve a broad set of constitutional amendments with several reform proposals, while some groups push for broader changes. Denton readers note national campaign dynamics and praise courthouse yard cleanup, urging continued civic improvements and cooperation among officials.
The writer asserts that minor gifts matter despite a critic who says birthdays are unnecessary. A man claims he can buy anything he wants and that gifts lack value, yet the speaker notes tangible, lasting tokens like a brand pen buggy or a deed could create meaningful impact if offered by others.
A reflective piece on how small gestures prove love and care. It contrasts buying big items with neglecting small comforts like handkerchiefs, and praises acts such as a rose for a tired shop girl and sharing fruit with colleagues. The message: attentive small kindnesses reflect true consideration and predict ongoing generosity.
A UT session saw over six hundred students self supporting through demanding outside labor. Stories from male and female workers illustrate a democratic campus where merit, not wealth, shapes social standing and opportunities. Mrs. Maurice Smith teaches piano at 46 Denton Street.
Inquiries ask how many electoral votes exist and which states may be doubtful. The message references Katy and Coitieal enart, suggesting campaign use and near-term political materials. The text is garbled and unclear but centers on electoral vote counts and uncertain states.
A lone bandit robbed the New York Limited near New Orleans then was beaten unconscious by Engineer Baer after the robber kept passengers at gunpoint. He took $1000 from five coaches and, notably, did not rob women or a preacher before being seized.
A vintage home economy appeal urges residents to support local merchants. It lists ten reasons from price parity, inspection before purchase, and service to taxation and schools, to local market value, neighborly aid, community pride, and keeping dollars circulating locally. The notice invites readers to try the grocery service during September and contact Turner Bros for orders.
The Record and Chronicle list dollar subscriptions received for the Wilson Marshal campaign fund to date. Amounts include multiple one dollar gifts from individuals such as W. E. Mountain and R. Swenson, summing to a total near fifty nine dollars with various small contributions.
Carbole is presented as a superior liquid disinfectant over lime or dry preparations. It penetrates hidden areas and is suited for typhoid diphtheria tuberculosis and other infections. A one pint mix with eight gallons of water is to be applied widely to suspected spots. Available from the seller in Denton with various prices and bulk discounts.
Hap and Loulie face suspicions of theft as Natalie's emerald bracelet case echoes through a beach night. Winthrop arrives by motor launch recounting a nighttime hold up, while Loulie and Hap clash over marriage and her need to protect her position amid accusations.
A child narrator fears venturing outside on spring days as forest toads and frogs watch closely. A friendly colored woman in the house once chased flies with a broom. The child laments flies as pests and recalls Mr Fly sneaking inside to spoil meals with his quick feet and suction pads.
Hap Abbott and Louise hide as three men arrive by boat claiming to arrest Hap for robbery and General Schuyler's shooting. Chief and detectives search Winthrop's group, but Hap deflects, aids Winthrop's wound, and vows resistance as the chief presses for the sparks.
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