Wild animals and venomous snakes killed in year 23
Mankind has been actively battling ancient foes. In the year 23,255 wild animals were destroyed and 1,273 venomous snakes were killed. The report lists various animal counts and sources.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
9
Widow’s Curse After Killing in Grocery Shocks Judge
In New York on June 1 Dominiiek Galati received a 10 to 20 year Sing Sing sentence for murder. Mia Vito Marcione testified that after quarreling in a grocery over spilled sugar she spat three times and cursed Galati in court, claiming her husband killed by Galati had been kind. Galati pleaded guilty as he stood before the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dominiiek Galati
Sing Sing
Mia
Vito Marcione
Galati
Marcione
Flirting Seen As Eye Exercise By Dr Miller
Dr Orlando Edgar Miller, psychologist, lectures at the Masonic temple this week asserting flirtation trains eye muscles and prevents strain. He claims focusing habits fade when people move their heads to view objects and advises exercises to strengthen eye balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Edgar Miller
Masonic Temple
Seventy Naturalization Students Graduate at Frendway High
Seventy graduates of the naturalization school will receive diplomas at exercises at Frendway High School at 4 p.m. Friday. Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer will deliver the principal address. John Speed Smith and 8. EK. Fleming outline the program. Carl E. Croson will present diplomas. The color guard of Rainier Noble Post, American Legion will conduct a march, and the Star Spangled Banner will be sung under Rh. H. Vivian. The Broadway High School Orchestra led by David I. Davies will perform with soprano Caroline Kidd assisted by Eloise and George Rorevoy of the Columbia Theater orchestra. Community singing will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naturalization School
Frrendway High School
Jeremiah Neterer
John Speed Smith
Bureau of Naturalization
EK. Fleming
Carl E. Croson
Board of Education
Rainier
Noble Post
American Legion
Star-Spangied Banner
Rh. H. Vivian
Broadway High School
David I. Davies
Naturalization
Caroline Kidd
Misa Eloise
George Rorevoy
Jumbia Theater Orchestra
Date Reform Sparks Global Calendar Debate
In the United States January 1 marks a date, but in China Turkey Russia Serbia Greece and Bulgaria it differs. Minneapolis congressman Thomas D. Schail advocates worldwide calendar reform aided by sphinx derived solar and astronomical data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitlington
United States
China
Turkey
Russia
Serbia
Greece
Bulgaria
Thomas D. Schail
Minneapolis
A Plan for 13 Equal Months and a Year End Holiday
The text describes historical calendar shifts from Egyptian and Roman reforms to Constantine and Constantine the Great and proposes Schall's idea of thirteen equal months of four weeks each. It notes the 364 day structure with a single year end holiday and weeks starting anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf Romana
B. C
Sosigenes
Julius Caemr
Julius
Augustus Caesar
Constantine the Great
Schall
Proposes a Thirteenth Month Soi Between June and July
The plan places a 13th month named Soi between June and July to keep weeks aligned with weekdays for all months. A leap day, a skip day between June and Sol, would be a holiday excluded from any week or month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schall
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