Winter is coming and save for Christmas warns reader
A collage of 1930s style snippets urges thrift as winter and holidays approach. The piece blends homely advice on repairs and money saving with quips about burglars, a Hollywood militia, and odd anecdotes. It frames prudent spending against looming cold and costs.
See Rio and Take a New Lease on Life
The author tours Rio de Janeiro with guide Antonio Gama, praising multilingual Brazilians and noting hotel views from Hotel Internacional. He describes cable cars to Bear Mountain and Sugar Loaf, a cog railway to Corcovado, and Brazil’s vibrant architecture as a transformation of scenery into inspiration.
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Antonio Gama
Brazil
Antonio
Tde
Hotel Internacional
Santa Thereza
Internacional
Bear Mountain
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Sugar Loaf
Corcovado
Naples
Rio
Services at St. John’s Baptist Church
In the rector’s absence due to illness, Rev. Octavius Parker will lead the morning service. Sunday school starts at 9 30. This is the regular monthly missionary Sunday with a missionary talk by Parker. There is no early communion or evening service.
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Octavius Parker
Alaska
Parker
Measuring Up Labor's Victory Labor Wages and Rights Debate
A Leslie's Weekly excerpt critiques the 8 hour law and labor pressure on Congress. It quotes Senator Borah and others condemning the measure while President Gompers defends worker liberties amid looming strikes. Analysts warn of political overreach and constitutional questions.
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Borah
Idaho
Sherman
Illinois
Congress
Weeks
Massachusetts
Brotherhoods
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Congressional Committee
Underwood
Erie
National Guard
Newlands
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
United States
Henry N. Pope
Texas Farmers’ Union
Southland
Indianapolis Star
Dallas
Tex
Kenyon
Ohio
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Leslie’s Weekly
Yucaipa Peach Grower To Harvest Over 20 Tons This Year
Fred Espe of Yucaipa with ten acres of peach trees becomes a major local producer. The trees are under three years old and he plans to raise over 20 tons of peaches this year mainly yellow varieties. He has sold the yield to the Colton cannery at 25 dollars per ton.
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Fred Espe
Yucaipa
Colton
Estate of Daniel Lord sale ordered in Riverside Court
In Riverside Superior Court case No 2198 the court finds it necessary to sell the entire estate of Daniel Lord deceased, excluding the homestead and widow’s allotment, to pay debts and administration costs already accrued and to accrue. Executor Henry Lord filed the verified petition for probate proceedings.
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Daniel Lord
Henry Lord
Court to hear estate sale of Daniel Lord in Riverside
The Superior Court of Riverside County California orders all interested parties to appear on November 6 1916 at 10 AM to show cause why the executor should be allowed to sell the real and personal estate of Daniel Lord except the widow s homestead. The description lists Corona California properties including blocks and lots plus office equipment.
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Daniel Lord
Superior Court
County of Riverside
State of California
City of
Riverside
Riverside County
Corona
Ted
California
San Bernardino County
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