Dramatic Courtroom Interlude Sparks Hidden Plans
Rose follows her husband Rodney to a court hearing seeking to understand his world and plots a risky move to study law. The session ends abruptly with a rapid finish and ambiguous outcomes, leaving Rose contemplating future steps.
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Randolph
Rodney
Aldrich
Rose
France
Godge
Afball
Portland Shipyard Project In Oregon Port Lands
The Portland yards plan a $6,000,000 shipbuilding program to be built by the Peninsula Shipbuilding Co and others in Coos Bay area. Reports cover labor changes, wage hikes, railroad and mill developments, and regional growth forecasts including Bend population at 6,200.
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Oregon
Portland Yards
Peanmsila
the .Coant: Shipbuilding Co
C. A. Simvs Lumber ‘Co
Coos Bay
Pacific Telephone &Telegraph
Bend —Brooks- Scanlon Lumber Co
Blanchard
Coos County
Grant County
Bandon — Prosper Mill Co
Benton-county
Salem
Pendleton
Astoris
Young’s Bay
Rep
E. V. O’hara
State Welfare Commission
Evening Record
Coquille Sentinel
Agitator
Bend
Rosenburg Review
Eeceine
Boke
Lebanon
Brookings
Oregon-California
Juumher Co
Klamath
Falls
Mag
Sugar Facilery
Utah-Idaho. Sugar Co
Duke
Eugene
Astoria—Port Commission
North Bend
Buehner Lumber Co
North Bend Mill and Lumber Co
Stop Grumbling and Change Your Habits Now
Advice urges action at once with instructions to rise early, mind your own business, live within means, help others, quit excesses, and keep promises. Emphasizes moderation, cheerfulness, and self-improvement through daily discipline and generosity.
A Japanese Custom of the Bridal Veil and Eternal Youth
Goodwin's Weekly describes a Japanese tradition where a bride folds and stores her veil after marriage, to be worn again after death as a sign that true wifely virtue preserves beauty. The piece links the veil to the belief that rightful character prevents loss of beauty and moral impact in life and beyond.
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Goodwin’s Weekly
Dead Letter Office reports value in undeliverable mail
A Post Office Department release notes the Dead Letter Office found checks drafts money orders and other valuables totaling over 2.25 million dollars in nondeliverable letters during the year. It processed 16 839 890 items, with one third delivered and 7 019 436 destroyed, while 4 775 investigated and 101 485 contained valuables without clues to senders.
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Post Office Department
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Washington
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New York Tribune
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