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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary filing shows a local tax record for the year 1907 involving an individual named Ste nor ieee ein ras wiresmor. The text references a county department and a social or civic context in Batt County, with unclear details on amounts or actions.
A periodical writer condemns contemporary women's behavior, claiming a decline in dignity and walking poise versus ancestral and oriental models. He argues modern women neglect ladylike conduct and mechanical proprieties, contrasting with past expectations.
An Engileh traveler in 1600 noted Dublin had more inns than any city and that Irish people drank at wakes, weddings, and fairs. He observed the English also drank heavily, and alcohol was gaining ground in English society. In America, drinking was becoming a popular pastime in modern times.
On Sutter Street in San Francisco a young Japanese merchant displayed mush bowls in his shop window with a cardboard sign reading Fine Bowels 60 cents set. The brief note notes cheaper rate than the doctor and hints at import goods from Japan.
Golf Illustrated suggests players behind a group of four French golfers should resign and enjoy a pantomime of the preceding quartet. If you have humor, you will be amply repaid as a substitute entertainment during the wait.
Belgian decree requires all cows over three months to wear ear rings. Breeders must record each animal and assign a registered trade number engraved on the ear tag.
New York City residents drink more milk than Londoners. Londoners average one-fifth of a pint per day, while New Yorkers consume well over a half pint daily.
An habitual orator asks for guidance from a coolly practical theorist. The theorist suggests using stereopticon views to enhance the next lecture tour.
A travel writer portrays Russians as dismissive of women, citing proverbs and anecdotes. He recalls a wedding priest advising harsh treatment, a Rasalan argument, a Moscow butcher with a combative wife, and a proverbs line claiming a dog has more sense than a woman.
The piece argues that youth’s exuberance fades in adulthood, making women distant from play. It notes men retain childlike delight and that fathers and mothers balance duties with family joy. It suggests women lose the capacity for play and thus miss present moments.
A speeding train and a car collide near a grade crossing as the auto slows to watch the train pass. The incident halted traffic briefly with no clear report of injuries or damages.
A woman at bridge questions if it is right for women to bet. Mrs. Torking replies yes and jokes that Charley’s bets could be mirrored the other way to save money.
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