Monmouth Herald Subscription Notice
The Monmouth Oregon weekly Herald announces subscription rates. One year six months cost ten cents under postal act provisions and the paper is issued every Friday with editor D E Stitt.
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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
2
The Monmouth Oregon weekly Herald announces subscription rates. One year six months cost ten cents under postal act provisions and the paper is issued every Friday with editor D E Stitt.
A discussion on public craving for sensational news and future excitements. The piece notes increased knowledge and intelligence but a passive public mind seeking new figures for entertainment, referencing Halley’s comet and a potential Roosevelt appearance as examples.
A New York woman bravely defended her home when a burglar entered. She fought him with a rolling pin, forcing him away from the door and signaling police as the intruder fled toward the smoke yard. Her quick actions drew praise for courage.
Wartime era quarrel erupts as Zook the Painter threatens to hang the paper over an alleged lack of proper credit to an article. The exchange, noted as an exchange marked Ex, echoes long running tensions about attribution between editors.
A columnist cites Success Magazine on magnetic personality shaping careers and social life. It argues gracious presence, refined manners, and charm outperform education in many contexts and attract opportunities for both young men and women.
A London wager from 1806 paired Thomas Hodgson and Samuel Whitehead in a costume contest judged by umpires in the castle yard. Hodgson wore coins, notes, and a back row of guinea pieces. Whitehead’s garish outfit featured a half blackened face, a gaudy linen coat, leather boot, and a back tied with colored ribbons. The umpires awarded the stakes to Hodgson.
A crowded court hears a divorce plea as a husband faces a cross examination while a light anecdote about a wife peppering the face is retold. The piece shifts to a playful party scene with a young man’s dance card listing fancies and initials, reflecting social chatter.
The Duke of Wellington once met an officer in treblery by accident. He asked what the officer would do if he met one of his own officers in that condition. The officer saluted and said he would not deign to speak to the brute. The anecdote ends with the officer’s wit saving his commission.
Morning service at 11 00 and evening service at 7 00. Sunday School and Y P A. Meeting. Prayer Meeting Wednesday. Local Union meets every second and fourth Friday at 2 30 in the Evangelical church. Outlook for church activities and meetings in the community.
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