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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
3
A quotation from the Louisville Courier Journal marks the shift in gender roles with the remark that women must be fair as they gain control. The exchange frames a perception of evolving power dynamics and societal expectations.
A compact notice requests readers to call for the latest item from the newsroom. Reporters seek tips or prompts to secure a timely update. The call emphasizes urgency and reader involvement to expedite publication.
Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty tells a story of losing a case to a lawyer he himself selected for the other side. A friend sought his aid before the Supreme Court, but Daugherty confessed he could not advocate for both sides. He chose a man he thought would win, and the court ruled against him. He quipped he picked the man who beat him.
Johnny and Bill argued over a point and proceeded to arbitration to settle the dispute. The exchange occurred as the narrator questioned Johnny about his tears, highlighting a domestic disagreement resolved through a formal process.
Miss Kyle, the Brook scholarship winner at the Irish bar, is praised after appearing in the High Court in Belfast. She was briefed by a Tyrone solicitor unfamiliar with her and has drawn golden opinions. The London Law Journal notes her attire as she wore the traditional wig and gown in court, setting a precedent.
The American Locomotive Company announced completion of an order for seven giant locomotives destined for China. These are described as the largest ever exported and the largest in use outside the United States.
The specification notes an overall length of four feet nine inches for the locomotive and tender, a ready-for-operation weight of 320 tons, and a maximum output of 3,000 horsepower. Forty units were allocated for passenger, light freight, and miscellaneous service.
A Congress member rides a taxi home on a rainy day and questions a $4 fare for four miles. The driver insists the distance is 24% miles, noting skidding along slick roads. The anecdote highlights humor in a tariff dispute.
A Birmingham Age Herald quip contrasts a producer claiming a movie cost a million with the idea that Germany uses marks to dollars. The exchange shifts to summer boarders and truthful ads, with Farmer Corntessel promising later notices while praising cool breezes and no mosquitoes.
A new welding process uses heated copper in a hydrogen atmosphere to form a thin penetrating film between iron parts. When copper melts between two iron pieces it bonds them without screws, enabling easy fabrication of machine parts such as turbine blades.
A vivid scene portrays a trash wagon driver awakening a sleeping maid with jangling cans and rising ash clouds as the driver calls to a forlorn-looking steed, revealing romance in an unlikely setting near a sleeping porch at the back of a lot.
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