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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
4
County Division Abuses and Local Referendum Debates
The piece critiques state wide county division efforts and argues voters should resist initiative petitions to partition counties. It cites eight proposed divisions, names affected counties, warns of outside influence, and calls for stricter local control and a general law limiting such initiatives. It notes a new Athena newspaper planned by H G Case and critiques current local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaders
Portland
Oregonian
Sizva
Clark County
Grant
Orchard
Hadnon
Umatilla
Olle
Malheur
Nesmith
Umpqua
Williams
Douglas
Lena
Clackamas
Multnomah
Wrohard and
Hudson
Neamith
Williame
Supreme Judge
H. G. Case
Gage
Preae
Case
Caliod
Missouri
The
Preas
Forest Fire Fight In Northwest Faces Tough Year
The Washington Forest Fire association leads a patrol force to detect and halt fires early, protecting timber valued as the region’s key resource. The piece contrasts this effort with an odd Central Oregon tale praising Louis Hill as hero amid a curious report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Washington Forest Fire Association
Central
Oregon
Louis Hill
Great North
Lon
Orchard County Macs division stance shocks press
The Press reports Jim Hayes declares opposition to division of Orchard County Macs. The stance surprises readers as media and Hayes scrutinize the issue, noting tension between press coverage and local political questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hayes
Orchard
Jim
Park Trees Remain As Noble Shields From Urban Sprawl
Quote notes cottonwood trees in city park as the sole natural touch and urges preservation from construction damage. Emphasizes safeguarding trees from edge of ax or nail, reflecting conservation sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Maroons Find Stride as Winning Form Delights Fans
The Maroons shake off a slow start and surge to a winning run with sharper attack. Fans express satisfaction as the team clicks into gear and builds confidence for upcoming clashes.
Startling Dinner Conversation Among Guests
A hostess suggests saving cherry stones to burn in the drawing room hearth. She claims the stones crackle and release a delicate green flame and a sweet odor comparable to cherry blossoms, bettering sandalwood and imbuer cheese in fragrance. A guest questions the practice, but another remarks on the aroma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Minneapolis Journal
Embarrassing Question From a Dinner Table
A mother explains dinner etiquette to her daughter Margaret who sits silent until dessert. She seizes a jelly dish, licks her finger, and confesses the cream was previously said to be abundant after a cat allegedly licked it. The incident highlights a child’s candid mischief at table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Los Angeles Times
Origin of Heraldry Traced to Prehistoric Totemism
The New York American states heraldry arose from prehistoric totemism. Painting, carving, tattooing totems on weapons and homes carried insignia used by ancient peoples, later evolving into the coats of arms of powerful families today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
Asking a Favor From a Servant and a Proposed Photo Plan
Lizzie Ann, a servant, complains of a new courservatory posing a problem in a quarrel with her mistress. She proposes hiring an auto and a photographer to film herself and the master in the front seat to settle an issue about Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Ann
Marie
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Where They Ought to Be in a Hilarious Exchange
A St Louis Star item describes a wild whiskered man and a meek, concentrated man joking about a Weekling and an inkling. The driver from the asylum arranges to back his wagon up and the pair are dumped in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Star
Victim of Draconian Law in London Tit Bits
A dialogue contrasts a theft punishment with a father’s past heartache as he recalls a lifelong penalty. The exchange frames moral justice and personal punishment in stark terms within a London paper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Patrick
London
Just Like a Man Mannish Ambition Dialogue
In a brief dash of social satire, Kadley notes a woman’s mannish mannerisms while Miss Bright observes the public laughs at her. The exchange mocks gender performance and public perception in a sharp, ironic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kadley
Miss Bright
Catholic Standard and Times
The Thing That Puzzled the Patient
A patient asks why with such a strong constitution he still falls ill, while a doctor praises endurance. The Chicago Tribune vignette explores paradoxes of health and resilience in a concise medical humor frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Ethyl's Complaint Plays Out In Anger And Delivery
Claire Ethyl scolds Jack after he throws a kiss triggering anger over things that should be delivered in person. Lotta notes concern as Claire laments impracticalities and favors direct delivery, in a colloquial scene from Lippiscott's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl
Claire
Jack
Lotta
Lippiscott
Funny to Her and a Secret Young Tie
A fragment remarks on a peculiar exchange where a person hints at a secret romance and a proposal. The speaker recalls a request to marry, framed with humor and ambiguity. The text hints at unrequited or unclear intentions within a personal moment.
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