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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
5
Gnarlea Crawford Gorst of Boston imitates songs of 260 birds and taught a mocking bird a part of a song. Dr Drennan called Treland the Emerald Isle in a poem titled win. He lived from 154 to 1820 using that name for the island.
Seventeen jobless young women arrive at Camp Tera in Bear Mountain Park as the vanguard of Roosevelt Perkins sponsored effort. They seek meals, shelter, clothing, medical care, and work preparation for fall. More than 500 applied. entrants range from stenographers to factory workers and a former show girl now deaf.
Chicago June 27 AP Divorce by mutual consent has existed in the United States since 1857 and should be legalized, speakers told the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Charles R. Metzger of the University of Indiana argued that most divorces since 1887 were uncontested, reflecting mutual consent. He urged a six month filing gap to allow reconciliation, saying mutual consent would simplify court procedure, cut costs, and reduce stigma while preserving access to contested divorces.
Dr. Emil's Adla Tabs promise rapid relief from sour stomach and heartburn after meals. Gas disturbances ease as the remedy targets digestive discomfort, offered by G. A. Fischer Drug Co.
An 1899 advertisement from Home Drug Go at Fourth Street Minneapolis promotes non surgical relief for gallstone colic and gall bladder trouble. It offers literature and a specialist's prescription, claims 28 years of gratifying results, and guarantees money-back if not satisfied.
Prof. Metzger stated approximately half of U.S. adults do not feel comfortable with companionate or trial marriages, highlighting a broader social debate on changing marital norms.
Amid discussions on marriage, the article notes a restraining influence of religion on divorce and observes a broader, more tolerant liberal attitude toward divorce across most religious denominations. The piece surveys shifts in church doctrines and social expectations shaping marriage stability.
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