Real Dventure Chapter III Ends With Guest Arrival
Frederica orchestrates a party to trap Rodney with Hermoine Woodruff and Violet Williamson as guests. Rod arrives soaked from rain, wearing Martin’s clothes, while the others scheme to keep him away from the widow and favor Hermoine in a tense social experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica
Freddy
Walters
Rod
Martin
Hermione Woodruff
Violet Williamson
Hermoine
Rodney
Howard West
Carl Leaventritt
Violet
John Williamson
Doctor Randolph
Lid
Leaventritt
Randolph
Alice West
Hermoine Woodruff
Lombroso
Martini
Oregon Industry and Infrastructure Developments Report
Industrial reviews show land purchases for highway safety and paving projects in North Bend and Portland. port and river improvements on Skipanon and Willamette. new factories in Eugene and Grants Pass. rail and electric line upgrades totaling large sums. state tax and land acts boosting agriculture and stockraising. calls for federal rail regulation and opposition to limits on commercial fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Portland
North Bank
Oregon Electric
Oregon Trunk
United Railways
Yale
Bell System
United States
Wilson
Oregon Public Utility Commission
Roseburge City
Southern Pacific Co
New Era
Clackamas Co
Gold Beach
Curry County
Pendleton
Unmitilla Ranch
Pleasant Evening Reveries for Tired Mothers at Home Circle
A Home Circle column offers gentle musings for weary mothers as they settle into the evening tide. It frames small pleasures, family moments, and quiet rituals that bring calm after a long day.
Ingersoll on Women and Virtue Attributed in Speech
The article contrasts Robert G. Ingersoll's eloquence with his atheistic reputation, highlighting his praise of women as the sanctuary of virtue. It includes a parody or quotation about a boy and a mother discussing a minor accident, emphasizing calm, kind parental discipline over harsh scolding.
The Boy and a Window Crash
A boy hurled pebbles from a slug shot and shattered a nearby residence pane. He hid behind a tree, then approached the house as a woman called to him, trying to ease the incident with calm words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Anc
Filthy Literature Sparks Moral Alarm at Women’s Club
An Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs speaker urged mothers to limit popular books and magazines she calls dangerous for girls to read. She warned Robert W. Chambers has damaged American home life more than any other author, criticizing risque stories that glamorize infidelity and moral decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illlnnois Federation of Women's Clubs
Robert W. Chambers
America
Chambers
Mirth and musings on Christmas season virtues
A reflective column notes Christmas season pleasures from sleigh rides and theater to the innocence of children. It offers anecdotes on pennies rescued from mud, the fate of weathered farm implements, and a Maryland goose kept for decades, tying these scenes to human nature and civic enterprise.
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the Bobbs-Merrill Company
Industrial Review
Goshem—S. P. Co
North Bend
Waterfront
Astoria—Port Commission
Skipanon River
Eugene
Roseburg
Washington, D. C
Oregon City
Falla City
S. P
Grants Pase
Bend—Strahorn
Columbia
Rouge Rivers
Oregon
Prince Albert
Jayment
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO. Wiaste
N.C
Robert G. Ingersol
Maryland
Thorhan
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