Portland Fore Cast and Local Notices in June
A noisy early 20th century Portland period fragment lists weather casts for northern Idaho and Beatery, assorted local business ads, and scattered civic notices. It mentions P2E glass, wallpaper, lumber firms, deliveries, and public church activities across several streets and neighborhoods. Names include Mrs Julia White and J. B. Pershall, with marriage notices for John W. Hired and Jeune Dler and licenses paid.
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Julia White
Academy of the Immaculate
Wild Bogs in Africa Described as Feared Pack Hunters
Mc Clure's Magazine discusses wild dogs in Africa, noting their pack behavior and fearsome reputation among natives. The article depicts their hunting around buffalo herds, tree refuge when threatened, and the ethics of pursuing wounded game, labeling the dogs as natural mongrels with short bodies, heavy paws, and bushy tails.
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Africa
Panstog
Leoparde
McClure
Suburban Settlement Sparks Dispute In Family Decision
A husband picks a Mt The tent home on a town’s rim, while his wife objects. She argues she will not live in a suburb, insisting the plan is too far from the city and unworkable for their household.
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George
Had Bure Chanes
A patient with malignant disease undergoes a dangerous operation amid uncertain prognosis. The surgeon notes the operation was serious and expresses concern over mortality rates, while the patient questions the risk and insists on understanding the procedure.
Ramtione Way to Rive Tage Question in Newark Keown
A garbled excerpt from Newark Keown mentions asking questions to improve milleds and pryare our selves for our work to the wereld. It reflects speech fragments about voting a spirit at turgetry in Posced and a warning to never arrive at a place where you think you knew.
Ink Thief in Jail Narrative of a Convict
A jailhouse vignette portrays a female convict nicknamed Ink Thief who steals ink in a thimble, hides it in her hair, and navigates back to her cell with careful balance. The warden and inmates react as the tale recounts her sly method and an observation of a thin black thread trickling from her spa in a bustling scene at the schoolroom.
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Jay
Russell
Billiards tale and linguistic curiosities from old column
A anecdote describes taking shelter from a storm in a tavern with a worn billiard table and three white balls. It updates into a linguistic digression tracing the Aryan root ak through Greek Latin Sanskrit and English to words for sharpness such as acre acer and ax.
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Acre
Destruction of Alexandria Library by Caliph Omer
The mid seventh century caliph Omar declared that the Koran sufficed for all reading and ordered the vast Library of Alexandria destroyed. The immense collection, built by the Ptolemies and expanded by successors, was reportedly a fuel source for public baths over months, marking a brutal blow to epistolary literature.
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Omer
Egypt
Alexandria
Genius Rewarded by a Frowning Schoolmaster
A schoolmaster scolds a inattentive pupil and tears up the caricature he drew. The boy, terrified, pleads that he did not intend offense while the master destroys the paper as the water drops. The scene is described with cautious, era-appropriate wording.
Rooster Reservation Presses Hroning Copies For Sale
Fragments indicate the Hroning Press sold copies wrapped and stamped for five cents each and unwrapped copies at no charge. The text remains unclear on exact dates or locations but shows a small tally of printed items and pricing.
City street commissioner to collect poll tax at hall
The city street commissioner will be in his office in the basement of City Hall from 6 to 7 p m each evening to receive poll tax of $2.00. W. H. Downs, Street Commissioner.
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Mra
Jennie Clinton
Hayden ‘Lake
Furencon
Gabi 208
Tranefer Co
Kristian Sersace Society
Rpm
Wiggett
Norwexlag Evangelical
Methodist Church
Howe
William Ht. Pry
Downs
Etrect Commissione
Notice invites lodging capacity statements for summer rush
Notice from the board of directors J H Hopkirk invites all persons able to provide furnished rooms to send statements of capacity to the secretary of the Commercial Club. The club seeks to aid Milsons and strangers during the expected rush and asks for cooperation.
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Furnlahe
J. H. Hopkirk
Down's Kidney Pills Offer Relief for Kidney Trouble
A testimonial story explains how chronic kidney issues cause weakness and pain and describes Dean's Kidney Pills as effective. The letter from J. P. Ryan of Wallace Idaho asserts past backache, headaches, and fatigue improved after using the product sold by Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
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J. P. Ryan
Pine St
Wallace
Idaho
Anya
Dean
Senta
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
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