Semi Savage Chileans Work as Stevedores in Coronel Port
The New York Times notes that at Coronel a routine sea port on Chile’s coast, 20 to 30 stevedores accompany freighters. The crew, mostly Chileans, are described as swarthy and ferocious, each carrying a knife and serving as cook in turn while the captain avoids labor.
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Velvet Renovation and Ironing Techniques
To renovate velvet brush out dust and steam the right side until moist then iron the wrong side. Brush the velvet on the right, moisten the wrong side, and iron. Stand the iron on end if needed and pass velvet across the iron with back against the iron.
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Kansas City
Bohemian Dinner Scene Ends With Quick Culinary Joke
A hostess at a studio dinner questions a guest about the difference between imported caviar and hash. The guest replies unsure, and the hostess playfully replies he would just as soon have hash, serving a large portion.
Meaning Of Hell Across Times And Translations
The article outlines multiple senses for the word hell including an infernal realm of punishment, a figurative place of misery, and a departed-spirit realm akin to sheol or hades. It notes the term’s biblical usage, its Teutonic roots, and variants in Old English spelling, with references to Smith’s Dictionary of the Bible.
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The Magnet and the Iron in God’s Hand
A reflective passage by Oliver Wendell Holmes compares a magnet drawing iron to God’s guiding grace. It argues that a grateful heart perceives daily blessings that a self centered view misses, finding divine gifts in every hour.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Cyclopean masonry walls cited by masons across regions
The term Cyclopean masonry describes large irregular unhewn stones fitted closely without mortar. Sites at Mycenae Tiryns Greece Italy Sicily Iceland Peru and Africa show such walls attributed to Pelasgians before Greek Roman times around 1000 B C. Later generations linked them to Cyclopes myths.
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Athena Branch Library 1925 Financial and Circulation Report
The Athena Branch Library reports for 1925 show cash on hand at year start 25.75, city and service receipts totaling 3.75, magazine subscriptions 45.80, expenses from the General Fund 150.00 for rent, 6.00 supplies, and 20.79 in miscellaneous items. Revenue from rentals and 1924 balance 11.35 plus 63.86 collected in 1925, with a small 0.04 balance remaining. Circulation records list Adult fiction 103, total circulation 6503. Children’s books 590 plus stories 853, grand total 1443, total 64 registrations for adult and children’s classes. Mrs. W. P. Littlejohn signs as Secretary and Treasurer.
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Emigres in French Revolution Era Refugees and Restitution
The article notes that emigrés fled France during the revolution and royalist uprisings beginning in 1789. Most returned after 1802 during Napoleon's amnesty, while many stayed abroad. The 1814 charter denied recovery of estates, but 1825 saw a compensation of 80 million francs yearly for those displaced.
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Kansas City Star
Athena Names George Foster City Marshal After Gholson Resigns
George D. Foster becomes Athena city marshal after W. J. Gholson resigns amid a dispute over action against William Wells of the Corner saloon. The council unanimously confirms Foster’s appointment. The town also advances on a big electric power plant project with surveys along the Walla Walla river and expectations of completion by late fall. Burns celebration plans, local deaths, church furnace installation, business changes, and social lodge activities fill the page with civic and community news.
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L. M. Huson
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Edward Sauze
Pendleton Planing
William McBride
Palace Drug Store
J. D. Plamondon
Plamondon
First National Bank
Jack Tomlinson
Umatilla
May Lockwood
A. Shick
Bud” Davison
John Davison
Town
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Cosbi Raley
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Adlerika promised to relieve gas and prompt evacuation
Gas pressure in the abdomen causes restlessness and sleeplessness. Adlerika removes gas in ten minutes and brings out old waste matter, aiding constipation or stomach trouble. Don’t waste time with pills. Mc Fadden's Pharmacy offers Adlerika action.
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For Sale Bargain: house and two lots in Athena west
Classified note offers a go-d house and two lots for sale in the west part of Athena. Athena Restaurant is introducing Wall a Walla Golden Crust bread with XL doughnuts. Limited details provided.
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