Orr Discusses Congressional Race In Missouri District
Webb City candidate Charles Orr tours the 15th district urging Republican primary support on August 1. He cites mining, farming, and service belt supply work as ties to business and community, argues tariff on zinc ore is key, and pledges to represent all district residents in Congress. Correspondents are asked to mail letters by Monday evening. subscription prompts follow.
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Webb City
Charles Orr
15Th
Orr
Oronogo
Hughes and Fairbanks
Hughes
Fairbanks
Southwest Missouri
Jasper County
Washington
Missouri
Congress
Naturally Not The Coal Price Raiser Hidden Motives
A quotation from the Atlanta Constitution rails against the man who pushes coal prices, arguing he shows no concern for what the common people say at their firesides and voices the disconnect between leadership and public sentiment.
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Atlanta Constitution
Sting Fame, Fame It in the Flower of a Day
A clipped excerpt reflects on vanity and ephemeral fame, noting how reputation blooms briefly and fades with the dawn. The lines imply a meditation on the transient nature of public notice and artistic renown.
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Sting
It Goes. Blessings When Our Neighbor Gets an Auto
A Kansan City Journal brief notes a community rhythm of blessings tied to a neighbor receiving an automobile. The short item evokes shared joy and local sentiment without naming individuals or dates.
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Kansan City
Colors of Khaki Threads Reveal Hidden Shades
An analysis of a khaki coat shows its color is made from interwoven threads of light olive green lavender and bronze. The unraveling thread reveals a complex blend rather than a uniform tone.
Gratiano’s Speech Scored as Empty Rhetoric in Venice
A Shakespearean quote frames Gratiano as speaking an infinite amount of nothing. His reasons are hidden like two grains of wheat in bushels of chaff. The line mocks excessive talk with little substance and implies the hollowness of inner motives.
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Gratiano
Venice
Shakespeare
Do Not Let Tomorrow Darken Today’s Brightness
Advice against dwelling on tomorrow. Focus on today’s duties without foreseeing trouble. Do not cast a shadow by predicting issues or spreading worry to others. Maintain the present moment and keep the hour where it belongs.
Untitled Historical Quote Fragment Sparks Family Turoil
A fragmentary social note quotes a dialog on a farm about belonging and kinship, mentioning a man named James and an Indiana context. The text reads like stray dialogue or a captured speech from a historical source, with unclear characters and relationships.
Change of heart in a Richmond Times dispatch
A fragment from the Richmond Times Dispatch notes that Miss Qlight is unlikely to change her mind about marriage. If she marries, it will be only if a man she knows decides to alter his mind.
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Qlight
Richmond
Times-Diapateh
Maxwell car price and features emphasized in ad copy
An automotive advertisement asserts the Maxwell car remains standardized with minor refinements possible. It promotes a new $595 price driven by high-volume production and single-model focus, claiming excellent fuel economy and modern features such as a four-cylinder engine, advanced lubrication, efficient cooling, smooth clutch, and a durable Maxwell radiator and axles.
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Eplask
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Chas, T. Orr
Browr
James
Maxwell
Maxwell Motor Car
Ceaterett Cohecoee
Webb Bros
Jasper, Mo
Thlaxwell Motor Company
Detroit, Mich
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