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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription rates and mailing options for the Weeky Record and Chronicle and states corrections will be printed if any erroneous reflections appear. It notes postal classifications and entry dates, with emphasis on publisher accountability for accuracy.
In Denton on July 28 1910 discussions note how a bank faces large defalcations through speculation. A Cincinnati bank loses its million dollar surplus and a Russo-Chinese bank in New York reports $600000 in shortages via thief confession.
The article notes William J. Bryan’s defeat on the county option issue in Nebraska and argues it would be temporary. It discusses Texas precinct vs county option stances, saloon stakes, and Bryan’s stance, while marking local Texas reactions as mixed. Denton population growth is reported with census figures and comparisons to McKinney.
A Honey Grove signal preaches against idle and morbid curiosity, citing crowds at funerals and baptisms, asking why strangers pry into others lives. The piece ends with light anecdotes about persistence and a Washington maiden who keeps a cat in crocheted bags, a humorous domestic vignette.
A brief advertises Hicks Capuchine Capudine as a remedy for headaches from heat cold or exertion and stomach troubles. It claims quick relief from sick headaches nervous headaches and feverish symptoms. The ad emphasizes pleasant taste and gentle action.
A Paris wine merchant received six months imprisonment for adulterating sauterne. A dramatist, once a chemist, testified the wine contained no grape juice. He was fined, and on leaving court the merchant mocked the chemist for his certainty about tartaric acid formation.
A professor questions belief in corporal punishment while Mrs. Cumrox refuses to discuss her husband's business, deferring to financiers and lawyers for corporate matters.
Summary of Texas law covers venue for vendor's lien suits with possible district court foreclosure, contract validity requires consideration, public policy and moral concerns render contracts void, fraud vitiates contracts, no one can profit from their own wrong, oral testimony cannot vary a written contract, ambiguity allows verbal explanation, distinctions among deeds including deed of trust and deed in trust, warranty versus special warranty deeds, quitclaim conveys only grantor's rights and title, purchaser under quitclaim is not an innocent purchaser without notice of outstanding titles.
Orme and Porter foil a Japanese abductor as they chase a boat to recover crucial papers for a young woman’s father. A tense ram and rope lariat attempt ends with the foe vanishing, while Orme vows to press on tomorrow to retrieve the documents and uncover the wider intrigue.
A bedtime tale recalls a tiny village where all the children disappear before breakfast. Daddies search along the road, followed by footprints, until the missing youngsters peek from a sandy hollow. Henry and Mary, aged four and two, had simply planned to visit grandma.
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