New Disease Atavirosis Found Similar to Appendicitis
Dr. Jas John Monahan of Chicago announced to the Saginaw County Medical Society that a new disease named atavirosis has been found. It resembles appendicitis but may render many appendectomies ineffective. The condition inflames the intestines from concentrated food causing degeneration and infection.
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Chicago
Jas
John Monahan
Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw County
Winneck's Comet Nears Earth in June Prediction
Cambridge, Anprill 3. Winneck's comet, a periodic visitor returning every five years and eight months, will come very near Earth in June, according to Dr Cromelin the English astronomer. It has been sighted by Prof E E Barnard of Yerkes Observatory and Harvard Observatory has received word.
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Cambridge
Mass
Winneck
Cromelin
E. E. Barnard
Yerkes Observatory
Williams Bay
Wis
Harvard Observatory
Wife's Fight for Respect Challenges Husbands in Households
A historical note argues that while women are labeled the weaker sex, convincing husbands of their equal strength remains a challenging social issue. The piece reflects dated gender norms and calls for broader recognition of women's capabilities.
Mrs Harding Advocates Wife’s Duty to Home Comfort
The speaker praises Mrs Harding saying a wife’s first duty is to tend the home and her husband’s comfort. She insists that ensuring home life will win favor with men.
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Mrs. Harding
Texas Senate Joint Resolution on Voting Rights and Poll Tax
A Texas Senate joint resolution proposes amending Section 2 of Article 6 to allow only United States citizens as electors, permit either spouse to pay the other's poll tax and receive the receipt, and authorize absentee voting. The measure outlines voter requirements, precinct rules for unorganized counties, and a July election date with gubernatorial directive to publish in compliance with state law. It calls for the Secretary of State to implement and publicize the election provisions.
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State of
Texas
United States
State of Texas
Unite States
Texas Corporation Taxes Due by May 1 With Penalty Notice
Austin Texas April 13. Corporations doing business in Texas must pay franchise taxes by May 1 to avoid a 2 percent penalty. The tax covers the year ending May 1 1922. About 12 000 corporations, many already paid, will face forfeiture of the right to operate in Texas after January 1 1922 for delinquency.
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Austin
Texas
S. L. Staples
Texas Corporation
Girl Shows Off New Engagement Ring With Proud Hands
A young woman displays her ring with confidence, celebrating the engagement. Her expression and pose emphasize happiness and excitement about the milestone.
Mexicans Charge 2.25 for US Passport Crossings
El Paso April 16 Immiration authorities lift all restrictions on cross border traffic for Americans. Mexicans still require a 2.25 passport fee for visiting and 25 cents for residents to hold a crossing card for Juarez, stressing a fee disparity at the border.
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el Paso
United States
Juarez
Protracted Meeting At Junction With Evangelist Phillips
Evangelist T W Phillips of Fort Worth Texas begins a protracted meeting in Junction on the Friday before the third Sunday in May and continues through the fourth Sunday Good attendance urged Phillips preaches the old fashion gospel staying close to a thus saith the Lord Readers urged to attend the Eagle 1 50 a year.
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T. W. Phillips
Fort Worth
Texas
Junction
Brother Phillips
Division of state urged back in seventy nine
Austin reports agitation for Texas division recalls 1870 legislative actions. A concurrent House resolution August 2 1870 urged division on equitable lines and a five member committee to work with the Senate. The Senate took no action and the measure died.
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Austin
Texas
House of Representatives
Senate
Economy praised yet warns of dangerous excess
A frontier editorial cautions that while thrift is admirable excessive economic trimming can backfire hurting growth and public welfare. It argues balance between saving and investment safeguards jobs and prosperity.
Optimists and Pessimists Collaborate From Afar
An unusual study finds optimistic and pessimistic teams perform best when these minds are distant. Researchers note diversity of outlook reduces groupthink and boosts problem solving even when members work remotely.
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Free
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Wie
Cue
Ingram Edison
Idison
Music
Thomas A. Foison
Junction Hardware Company
Heyman Drug Company
Junction, Texas
Has. Schrener Bank
Kerrville
Dick Schults
Mason County
Mason
Elgin O. Kothmann
Mason, Texas