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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
5
Our Bargain Column lists assorted items for sale and wanted posts from Monmouth Oregon. Includes dogs, incubators, planters, eggs, orchard stock, furniture, and garage space. Realtor Guy H. Deming notes growing business traffic and good education facilities nearby.
The notice urges buying now before prices advance with several land options 18 acres near a highway 7 miles out 10 acres on pavement 60 acres with stock and irrigated features many properties including city residence ranch listings forms available. F K Skeen promotes real estate as best investment and claims stock speculation is risky. International Mills offers hosiery manufacturing jobs and mill direct sales at 1211 Morristown, PA.
Family narrowly escaped death after a fire. insurance does not replace all losses. The Hartford Fire Insurance Company promotes a fire risk reduction service available through Chambers and Powell in Monmouth. Call to learn about it.
The tale follows rough frontier men including Carpenter Fink and Talbeau on the Mimsol river trade. A love triangle ends in Carpenter's death from a contested shooting as Fink is hunted and Talbeau exacts vengeance. Carpenter is slain and the frontier code is tested.
The redbird or cardinal got its name from the church dignitary called a cardinal. The term derives from Latin cardo meaning hinge, linked to church governance as a hinge of the church. The color feature of a cardinal’s dress led to the bird being named for this prominent hue.
The Detroit News describes Japanese hand tools as distinct from Western ones. It notes a pulled hoe with an acute angled blade, heavy mattocks for garden digging, and bamboo rakes as common in Japan. Western patterns appear gradually for heavy city excavation work.
In a village hall meeting the office hopeful faced a heated crowd. One man shouted a harsh insult, and the speaker muttered a calm retort, the exchange underscoring tense election campaigning in a charged local scene.
The Country Editor argues Japan builds 500 serviceable planes monthly while the U S owns only about 700 planes with 20 useful for combat. He warns of revolution fears, urges a strong U S air force and dirigible projects, and calls editors to push Congress to back Coolidge on aviation defense.
A fragment hints at a desire to assume any character upon Harley Wood’s urging. The line invites another to view the speaker in any chosen persona, suggesting a playfully testing stage of disguise or role play.
In early science a belief held atoms of an element were identical and immutable. Recent radioactivity research introduced the motope as a new smallest unit, a term not yet in dictionaries, derived from Greek meaning that which is the place of.
The article notes bread and beer served at a wicket gate with a horn cup at times, with bread dole in Coalville and Cowfold. It describes money dole practices tied to local rituals, such as St Bartholomew the Great where widows must fetch the dole from a grave, and mentions the Uppingham rule that recipients be “favored of face.”
A character remarks as a rival claims a destination, saying there is no post office where you’re going. The line conveys a defiant mood and suggests location and conflict without specifying context or setting.
The Detroit News discusses England’s long standing dole tradition dating from monkish charity with bread and money gifts. It highlights St Cross near Winchester as a famous example and notes the practice remains familiar to applicants.
Rushed scene on a riverbank as riven by dispute over ownership ends with a cry for help. A man struggles in the water and recognition flashes between adversaries before the bystander retreats.
A discussion notes that many letters in various alphabets are modified forms of ancient pictographs used by Babylonians and Egyptians and that pictorial origin persists across written languages despite simplification and conventionalization.
A decree of divorce was recommended in the Chancery bench of Jersey City for A. J. Genelve. He testified his bride called him dummy after the ceremony and deserted him. Genelve said the church ceremony was to be followed by a reception but his wife Sylvia C. Generve did not appear.
Great interest prompts prizes in a drawing for boys up to age 16 inclusive. Prizes include gloves bats and balls of well known makes. Winners can choose the item they want such as Babe Ruth or Ty Cobb branded gear. Entries must be sent by drawing bar.
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