NINETY-DAY DIVORCE LAW
Hot Springs, in Arkansas, is famous for its hot waters and its scenery. And after June 12, when a ninety-day divorce law comes into effect, it is expected to combine scenery with separation and to wrest from Reno tho title of “Champion Divorce ventre of .America.” Reno may retaliate by adopting a six-weeks’ divorce law. Tho Mayor. Mr. AleLaughlin points out that 330,000 people a veer visit Hot Springs. ‘‘Now,’’ he says, “they can kill two birds with one stone. Thev can come for the climate and the Laths and get a divorce at the same time. Here they can find things to rrako them forget their marital nn happiness golf, mountain climbing, and horse back riding.”
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 143, 19 June 1931, Page 11
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