The Real Adventure Aims and Intrigues of a Chicago Dinner
In a Chicago circle, Rose Randolph navigates social games with her husband James while Eleanor and guest talk of marriage. A dinner scene reveals power, truth, and the idea of long versus short circuits in desire and conversation among refined, clever minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolphs
America
Eleanor
Chicago
New York
Washington
Lake View
Frederica
Rodney
Hermoine Woodruff
James Randolph
Rodnacy
Florida East Coast
California
Virginia
Hot Springs
Rose
Madame Greville
Randolph
Darby
Joan
Industrial Review highlights Oregon growth and wartime shifts
Portland consolidates a 35 000 dollar corner deal. Klamath Falls plans a 35 000 foot capacity mill. Florence, Coos Bay and Marshfield expand with shipyards and by products plants. Oregon cities boost bonds and construction as war taxes rise and highways gain focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Klamath Falls
Florence
Bend—Shevlin-Hixon Lumber Co
Alaska Railways
Renee Douglas
Fcounty
Klamath
California, & Eastern
Coquille
Robert Dollar Co
Columbia River
Marshfield
Coos Bay
Kruse and Banks
Roseburg
Milwaukee
Oregon
Astoria
Tenmile
Standard ‘Oil Distributing
Donaldson Block
Oregon City Manufacturing Co
Pendleton
Umitilla River
Mission
Thorn Hollow
Portland Railway Light&Power Co
Tlood River
Oregon City
Willamette and
West Linn
Union High
Corvallis
Gladstone Park
Hood River
Bridal Veil Lumber Co
Wind
River Lumber Co
Toledo
Lincoln County
Yaquina Bay
North Bend
Canyon Creek Canyon
Heppner
Rhea Creek
Eugene
Philomath
Beaver Wood: Products Co
New Jersey
State Public Utility Commission
First Eugene boy dies in great war Charles V Knox
Eugene Oregon May 3 The first local casualty of World War I is Charles Vivian Knox son of Mr and Mrs Frederick V Knox of a farm south of Spencer Butte near Eugene The Knox family received a telegram from Ottawa announcing his death in the battle of Arras on April 9 Knox enlisted in a Canadian regiment in April 1916.
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Eugene, Or
Eugene
Charles Vivian Knox
Frederick V. Knox
Spencer Butte
Austrian chemist claims stable liquid coating for smoked meats
An Austrian chemist announces a liquid coating that purportedly hardens on smoked meats and preserves them indefinitely, aiming to extend shelf life without spoilage. The claim highlights a potential breakthrough in meat preservation and food storage.
Calf Veal Debate and Feed Resources Amid Beef Shortage
The article discusses the proposed veal boycott, noting dairy-bred calves dominate Portland veal and may not yield net beef profit due to feed costs. It cites 1910 shipments and current sources, and stresses the need for feed production before expanding livestock. Also explores late crops, silage, and hay as stock-feed strategies for Oregon and Eastern regions, cautioning against unfeasible stock buildup without affordable feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Union Stock Yards
Portland
Oregon
Washington
E. L
Potter
Union
E. L. Potter
Oregon Agricultural College
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Henry Kitchell Webster
The
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Industrial Review
Varno-Lac
Acme
Sunshine Route
MT. Shasta
San Francisco
Yosemite Valley
Los Angeles
Orange, Empire
John M. Scott
Southern Pacific Lines
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