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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
2
Public notice from Denton Texas dated November 1 1912 states that the Record and Chronicle will correct any reflection upon character or reputation upon notification to the publishers. Includes mailing details and subscription notes with old rates referenced.
A garbled excerpt discusses chewing and its supposed benefits. It compares rapid eating in animals and suggests mastication influences nerves and sleep, though the passage is incomplete and unclear about concrete conclusions.
The council granted authority to appoint a twelve member Park commission to shape a city park and beautify school grounds. Mayor Bates will name the members, with council ratification. The piece urges purchasing adjacent ground near ward schools for expanded playground space, noting prior city and national precedents and the need for timely action.
A compact advert proclaims Smith's Restaurant serves snort orders around the clock, promising a favored cooking and service style. patrons are invited to drop by and try the offerings.
Heavy rains moved across North and Northwest Texas and Oklahoma, followed by a fierce norther and falling temperatures. Frost was generally light outside northern regions, with some cotton damage from winds and light snow reported in Texline Spur and Marino, Texas and Enid, Oklahoma, while snow covered much of Kansas.
Misa Helen Gladstone, daughter of the statesman, gains attention by denouncing England’s bazaar. Based at Hawarden after leaving the Woman's University Settlement in Southwark, she recalls humorous incidents with submerged teeth and explains why suffrage work has not yet drawn her.
An Indianapolis lawyer recalled that Tom L. Johnson owed his early success to laziness. In Louisville as a boy he invented a streetcar fare box to record fares and reduce trips to empty the box, earning his first patent and seed money for a career with street cars. The tale, recounted by the Indiana paper, links Johnson's ingenuity to his later Cleveland leadership.
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Randolph Mason enforces a rigid agreement by which Mrs Porter, paid one million, must not contest a divorce decree and surrender a six million inheritance. Parks, Mason’s secretary, secretly secures the money from Suzanne Kinsky on Long Island, while Mason later claims to have kept his word. The trunk holds securities and large notes. the melodrama ends with Mrs Porter inheriting the estate, though a legal trap may still exist in the divorce papEr
The text notes a legal ruling that when a divorce decree is wrongfully obtained, any later agreement among the parties not to disturb it is an illegal contract void against public policy. This emphasizes court stance on protecting lawful divorce actions from private restraint.
The passage reviews that New York courts have consistently refused to enforce a divorce decree from another state under the full faith and credit clause. Cited cases include Comstock v Adams, Haddock v Haddock, Lynde v Lynde, and Winston v Winston, illustrating rejection of cross state divorce enforcement.
An advertisement extols Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a tonic for the scalp to restore color and stop hair loss. It claims gray hair can be reversed with regular use, reduces dandruff and itching, and offers a fifty cent bottle with money back guarantee if not as represented.
Speculation at New York Rialto surrounds whether William Faversham will appear as Caesar in the new production. Fuller Mellish, cast for Caesar, has not confirmed his presence as Sir Herbert Tree demands the actor actually play the oration scene, provoking debate over stage realism.
Miss Florence McArdle, senior at Boston University, heads the girls department of the student employment bureau. About one hundred women have been supplied with work this year as the college pioneered student employment. She notes room, board, laundry, and car fare in exchange for house duties as a major aid to financing studies. Miss McAnile also funds her education by work at the bureau, tutoring and office tasks prior to this position.
A Vermont general store worker misweighs a pot of maple sugar, promising the boy a half pound but failing to balance the scales. The exchanges end with the shopkeeper telling the boy to tell his mother they cannot make a half pound. Also advertising Full Blood Bronze Turkeys for sale via P TM Taylor.
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