Should Wives Be Trained High School For Wives Debate
A columnist cites Dr Simon Katzof advocating immediate high school classes to train women for married life. The piece contrasts American female opportunity and independence with traditional expectations, arguing a four year high school course in wife training might address divorce and child outcomes, while noting legal and earning disparities. It asks whether such training would improve marital stability and home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskin
Simon Katsoff
Paychon
Board of Education
Etris
Katzof
International Obserrer
Chaperon
Sacort
America
Ancient surgery relied on plant anesthetics and blunt force
A Hearst International Magazine excerpt notes ancient methods predated modern ether and chloroform. Egyptians reportedly used a wooden mallet to strike the skull and perform operations, while other cultures employed morphine, hashish, alcohol, and cocaine-containing leaves for pain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst's
International Magazine
South America
Egypt
New York
Paris
California G completing big power plant in California
San Francisco July 17 Pit One described as America's most powerful hydroelectric plant will begin operation in September in Shasta County California. It will generate about 30 000 horsepower transmitted via a 220 000 volt line to the Bay Area with a daily output near 360 000 kilowatts sufficient to train 1000 intercity cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
America
Pit River
Shanta Connty
California
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
San Francisco Bay
Pit
Fall River
Mamoter
Vacaville
Berkeley
Newark
Las Vegas Reports 108 Degree Temperature
Las Vegas logged a high of 108 degrees Thursday as heat intensified across the region. City meteorologists warned residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity amid extreme heat conditions.
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Las Vegas
Priests Seek Right to Wed Amid Vatican Petition
Rome reports a Vatican inquiry into a petition asking priests be dispensed from celibacy. Indications suggest no authorship and officials deny a broad push to marry. The Vatican cites continued policy and recent Czech priest excommunication as context for likely inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Epuca
Czecho-slovakia
Lse
Met
Age limit remark on Witherbee marriage sparks judge quip
A court scene features a judge remark about an older Witherbee marrying again and questions whether the bride is young enough to know better. The article notes the average weekly pay for 170,000 clergy in the country at $16.54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherbee
Killing moles with gas harms nearby perennial roots
The use of carbon bisulphide in mole burrows may not hurt annual plants but can injure perennials with deep roots. Large quantities leave toxic effects. for example placing 4% ounces into three holes 16 inches from a grapevine main stock at 20 inches depth can kill the vine, with similar risks for trees or shrubs.
Leprosy Patients Freed From Exile At Mount Happy
Honolulu July 10 Ten more inmates of Mount Happy Kalihi hospital for lepers have been paroled by the territorial board of health after treatment with a chaulmoogra oil preparation developed by Dr. A L Dean president of the University of Hawaii The patients remain subject to possible recurrence but the treatment has checked the disease to the point they may mingle with nonpatients without risk.
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Honolulu
T. H
Mount Happy
Kalhi Hospital
Territorial Board of Health
A. L. Dean
University of Hawaii
Tonopah Mucker Wins Fourth of July Mucking Contest
The Tonopah celebration featured a mucking contest with C. A. Pingner taking honors by moving the two tone of rock from one box to the other in 14 08 minutes during a long afternoon program marking Independence Day.
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Tonopah
C. A. Pingner
Eureka County Board of Equalization Notice 1922
Eureka County Nevada Board of Equalization will meet at the County Clerk’s office at the courthouse Eureka to hear assessments from the certified tax list and assessment roll for 1922. Sessions begin July 24 and extend until business is disposed of, but no later than August 14 and will publish dates through August 12 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
State of
Nevada
Said County
Eureka
Board of Equalization
Kr, McCharles
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real and Personal Property in Eureka Nevada
Sheriff Martin Mahoney posts a notice in Eureka County Nevada of a sheriff sale following a 1922 judgment for A A Walt against Eureka Nevada Mining Company. The sale, postponed to June 1 1922 at 1 pm, will include listed unpatented lode mining claims Lucid Tufa Lucid Tufa Extension Magdalena Pack Saddle and Pack Saddle Fraction No 1 and listed personal property at public auction for cash. The sale is at the Eureka County Court House front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Walt
Eureka Nevada Mining Company
United States of America
Eureka
Nevada
Magdalena
State of Nevada
M. Mahoney
Eureka County
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Eureka County Nevada
Auction notice lists sale dates from Monday July 3 1922 at 1 PM and Thursday August 3 1922 at 1 PM. Sheriff E S Cobb Deputy will conduct the sale in Eureka County Nevada per official proceedings.
Notice of Close of Registration for Primary Election
Eureka County Nevada posts primary and general election registration hours from June 1 to August 15 1922 with daily times 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on last days. Registration closes August 15 at 3 p.m. Naturalization papers required. Registry agents listed by precinct: Eureka Beowawe Palisade Mineral Hill Diamond Valley Three Bar. R McCharles county clerk ex officio registrar. First publication July 16 1922. Last publication August 19 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
State of Newureka
R. McCharles
Beowane
F. B. Leonard
Palisade
D. Downey
Mineral Hill
R. V. Broffey
State of
Nevada
BR. McCharles
Edgar Eather
Auiittor
Eureka
Delinquent Tax Sale Notice for Eureka County Nevada 1922
Delinquent tax sale notice lists properties in Eureka County Nevada with 1921 taxes penalties and costs. It names owners and descriptions including mines, buildings, and lots, with totals and a public auction date set for July 24 1922 at Eureka Court House. Redeeming within one year costs include 15 percent plus 8 percent monthly interest and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
State of
Nevada
Colt
Wn. H. Bruffey
Con. Cortes Silver Mining Company
Eureka-Nevada Mining Company
New York Canyon
G. W. Snider
Buckhorn
Union
Joseph Werry
Central Hill
Salinger
Eureka County
Notice to Owners of Livestock in Eureka County
Complaint to Eureka County Board cites livestock driven on public roads causing rock and road damage. Drivers must repair roads at their expense or be billed for costs per Sections 3022-3025 of the 1913 amended Nevada Laws. Chairman R. J. Reid signs the June 6 1922 notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
Seasion Lawa
R. J. Reid
County Camera
Eureka
Nevada
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Court House
W. H. Brennen
A. E. Belanger
Eureka Hotel
W. M. Clute
Geological
Clarence Johnson
Elko Paint Shop
D. Lewis
Commercial Street
P. O
Elko
Henderson Banking CO
Elko, Nevada
Cunard Line
Marco Venturino
Almont Pastorino
Officer & Co, Assayers and Neon
Rame
West Temple Salt
Stockgrowers and Ranchers’ Bank OF Reno, Nevada
Savings de Poarts
Tonopah Mucker
W. J. Hooper
Vessor
Silver State Chemical Company
Winnemucca P. 0
Third Judicial District Court
Wareka
A. A. Wail, Plaintif
Corporaton
Martin Mahoney
B. S. Cobb
E. S. Cobb
Elko Light Machinery
Adolph Biancani
Commercial St. P. O
Diamond Valley
John A. Boeeles
Three Bar
Teasa Damele
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