The Real Adventure Chapter II Scene of Rose and Bertie
Rose confesses to friends Frederica and Violet that Bertie Willis and his hareem fascinate her and may threaten her view of marriage. The talk probes why husbands and wives seem drawn to other lives, hinting at tensions beneath ideal partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Rodney
Anirth
Violet Williamson
Fréderica
Bertie Willis
Frederica
Violet
Barcom
Indigrace
Jose
Faute de Mieux
Beytie
Wederica
Frederika
Martin
Selon
John
Walter Mill
Legation
Pekin
Jimmy Wallace
Bertie
Moh
Pleasant Evening Reveries in Home Circle for Mothers
A column for tired mothers joins the Home Circle at Eventide, sharing short pieces on domestic chores, quiet moments, and old fashioned comfort. The piece aims to soothe and strengthen homemaking routines with gentle vignettes.
Messages From a Sunbeam and Woman's Rights Reflections
A fragmented piece blends a devotional admonition about sin and salvation with a sermon on sunbeams and moral reform. It quotes biblical imagery about judgment and offers a call to repentance, followed by a strong assertion of women's rights in domestic leadership and the ideal of harmonious marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney
Looking Ahead to Home and Human Responsibility
A reflective piece urges looking to the future beyond present impulses. It compares Esau’s short sighted moment to modern acts and stresses cultivating a loving home life. Parents, especially mothers, should involve children in home duties to build lasting character and public morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esau
Jacob
Crop and Livestock Report for Oregon and U S April 1917
Government summary shows state and national conditions for wheat rye and livestock losses from disease and exposure. Includes Oregon figures and ten year averages, noting lower percentages than long term norms. The document then shifts to endorsing patriotism and home training schools for citizens and family meals as bonding and knowledge sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Oregon
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Price Averages for State and United States
The report lists farm price averages for April. State prices include Wheat 1.64 0.84, Corn 1.01 0.86, Oats 0.56 0.40, Potatoes 1.83 0.82, Hay 14.50 11.90 per ton, Eggs 0.27 0.20 per dozen. United States figures show Wheat 1.80 0.98, Corn 1.13 0.70, Oats 0.62 0.42, Potatoes 2.35 0.98, Hay 13.05 11.78 per ton, Cotton 0.18 0.115 per lb, Eggs 0.26 0.179 per dozen.
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United States
Only One London Paper If Movement Goes Through
A London newspaper consolidation plan seeks to merge all London papers into a single sheet to free staff for front line duty. Peterborough local papers faced a tribunal and were told their two papers merge, with half the staff eligible for military service. The trend aims to spread to London with the tribunal having the final say.
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London
Peterborough
Tribunal
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Henry
Kitchell
Webster
the Bobbs-Merrill Company
Cilapter II
Simmone Greville
Wu ‘Ting Fang
Oine
Chicago
Simone Greville
Home Circle
Ed Buttles
A.mes
Heaven
C. A. Harrington
Es Exotel
Myrtle
Harringon & Leach
Percy
John M. Scott
Portland
Southern Pacific Lines
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Crop and Livestock
Rye State
Hoge
the Enterprise the News
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