Women Here and There in a Home of Hope and Drudgery
A narrator contrasts Mrs Hopeful, a vibrant, industrious mother who maintains optimism and guides her children toward happiness, with Mrs Drudge, enslaved by endless labor and devoid of ambition. The piece argues the former’s balance of work and cheer contrasts with the latter’s crushing routine and lost birthrights.
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Hopeful
No vegetables at the menon women mocked in bake column
Maud Robinson decries women as unable to handle household tasks from cooking to laundry, lamenting a lack of self sufficiency and skill. She argues men rely on wives who can trim gowns, hang pictures, or manage chores, while criticizing those who do not.
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AHYAN TALKS TO NERGHDORS AT CONVENTION
The article describes discussions at a political convention with references to campaign principles and the influence of opposing views. It notes applause, a mezcal serenade, and a sense of goodwill as attendees exchanged congratulations and handshakes after the remarks.
Fragmented OCR note on a bank meeting and suspects
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a hold up incident and a man identified as Robert Roman or Robert Fiala. It mentions a Deer Ladue location around 1800, use of aliases, and a stockholder meeting of Cone a Alemy Brewing Co. Ltd. to be held with directors in a bank room on a specified Monday.
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Hixchaigy National Bank
Ap. My
Kam. Baldirs
Yukon Government Lawsuit Dismissed in London Court
A dispute between the Yukon government and contractors over dam repairs near Damtalon Creek ends as the British courts refuse the appeal. The case, valued at several million dollars, centered on validity and payment for salt and materials used. The decision came after a lengthy trial and appeal process, with no further action expected.
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Local residents noted in city briefings and visits
AW 7, Cook left for VaiC with triensta at Petoska Alton. A. Davies of Spokane visited in the city this morning. W. G. Kirkpatrick returned from a business trip to Riteville Washington. B A Grimes of Rathdram spent the afternoon on business MA Mayhill and family of Et Angham Kanana visited with Mr and Mrs Albert Hardman of Roa. Raylill seeking a licent ion and George Stewie and wife returned from Atuia Wash to attend a funeral Money M Broale. Caroline Sprague returned from Spokane and resumed work after recovery from illness. E G Welch rented part of his old Second Street building to P Joseph of Spokane. Mr Joseph will take a tailoring and clothing sale.
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Petoska
Alton
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Wan
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S Business Giait
Riteville
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Rathdram
Mayhill
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Kanana
Str
Albert Hardman
Roa
Raylill
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Classified Advertisements Note From 1910 Clip
Fragmented ad text shows a boy wanted and sale notices with broken phrases and names. Content includes references to employment, sale of items, and local locations but is largely unreadable. The readable portions hint at titling and pricing but lack coherent details or proper nouns to anchor a complete notice.
Heat control feature for portable ironing iron patent
The description outlines an economy device enabling precise heat regulation and reduced operating cost. It notes the ability to carry the heated iron away from electric fixtures and reheating in about three minutes. A patent plug allows the current to the iron to be instantly removable.
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Pacific Electric
Pacific electric iron promotes focused heat for corners
A patented Pacific electric iron winding system concentrates heat exactly where needed without impeding overall body heat. The invention claims to prevent overheating and provide a perfectly even result, making the iron a superior improver for home use.
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Pacific Electric
Pacific electric iron offers versatile home use
The article describes an aged stove that heats water and aids in sickness, and praises the Pacific electric iron for converting into a food warmer. It emphasizes the benefit of hot water on demand and notes a 25 cent credit per drop for unaffiliated houses without wiring.
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Pacific Electric Iron
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