Fragmented Oregon Classified Fragments and Editorial Bits
A jumble of ad notices and opinion snippets from an Oregon page. Mentions include post office classification, ad rates on application, readers asked to sign articles, and assorted quotes about judges, heroes, and ambition. The text pieces lack a single coherent event or story.
Suffragists in England Stir Debates Across the Nation
The piece notes English suffragists shape debate among classes, with protests, jailings, and tax resistance as tactics. It contrasts British tactics with American restraint, highlighting parades before government homes to gain attention and sympathy for votes rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Aimo
United States
Weaver
Do it now and rise above life’s fading care
A sermon in verse by Rev. B. F. Meredith ends with a poem urging immediate action and faith to brighten others’ lives, warn against delay, and encourage personal resolve. It contrasts messages of hope with calls to earnest obedience and daily disciplines. A second note in the issue mentions a proposed electric New York to Chicago railroad line with 78 mph car speed. The piece also cites an Amherst professor warning that future men depend on more manual labor to build strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Meredith
Methodist Church
E Stern
New York City
Chicago
Live and Let My Brothers Live
A poetic stanza extols generosity to the poor while pledging to give the rest to the Rocky Mountain Tea and Newzin Drua Company in a rhythmic, old fashioned voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Tea
Newzin Drua Company
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