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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
3
Rev Dr Linecott guides an International Bible Study on First Thessalonians 5 verses 12 18 focusing on church harmony prayer and forgiving conduct. It questions ministers laboring like other workers and how to maintain peace through loving faithful living.
A nervy young man enters a rich merchant's office and asks for the daughter’s hand. The merchant, amazed, questions the stranger's identity while the suitor insists they will soon become acquainted.
A young girl describes a frightening mad dot with vivid gestures and exclamations. The piece conveys panic and alarm as she proclaims the subject is furious and dangerous.
A multimillionaire answers a young reporter asking which paper he prefers for his family. He quips that he likes the one that advertises the fewest bargains. The remark is recorded in Harper's Weekly with a stingy tone.
A collection of humorous misreadings and quips from various papers. Snappy exchanges touch on poems money luck and a lawn mower joke. Witty lines include a poet, a neighbor with a squeaky mower, and a hair oil gag, all framed as brief clips from periodicals.
A Baltimore American quote questions laws to quiet barking dogs as normal barkers law may apply. A Denver News Times cartoon line ponders why women cry at matinees and why men rage at the umpire with a brief exchange and unanswered reply.
A succinct critique alleging that lawyers use manipulative tactics and trickery to subvert justice in a modern era of progress. The fragment implies widespread concern about ethical breaches by the legal profession.
The Oregon Free Press argues judges should reject hairsplitting legal technicalities that hinder conviction. It urges officials from the bench to treat such tactics as contempt and to favor strong enforcement over procedural delays, warning these tricks erode liberty and burden taxpayers.
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