Anderson Wins Jury Decision In Barber Shop Case
In the justice court last Saturday A A Anderson owner of Gem barber shop faced Cham berlain and Elford over forcible entry and detainer. Plaintiffs claimed notice and lease termination while Anderson said an oral one year lease existed. Jury ruled for Anderson amid disputed testimony.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Messrs, Chamberlain & Elford
A. A. Anderson
B. A. Kirks
McMinnville
Clarence Butt
Kirks
Placing Mirrors Shapes Light and Room Atmosphere
A reflection on how mirror placement affects a room’s mood. Position opposite a window to boost light and reflect an attractive exterior view. The mirror can also create a sense of spaciousness with careful orientation.
Mirror Styles for Room Illumination and Grace
The text discusses mirror sizing and framing as a design choice. Large mirrors can overpower a room, while oval shapes with a dull gold or modestly ornamented frame offer a graceful alternative to bold heavy gilded or dark wood frames.
Willamina Plans Erection of 60x80 Gymnasium
The building committee for the school gymnasium met last evening and decided to start construction at once on a 60 by 80 foot gym building. The project is expected to cost about $3,000 with $1,500 already pledged. Work to begin next week.
Removing Shine From Clothing on Black Crinoline
Instructions describe lifting shine from wet black crinoline by placing a dry cloth over a shiny area and pressing with a very hot iron. Lift the fabric quickly to allow nap to rise on the serge, restoring dull appearance. Pressing is performed on the right side of the skirt.
The Busy Hindu Barber in India
A Detroit News piece describes the Hindu barber as an essential mobile professional who handles birth news, funeral rites, ear piercing, and wedding duties while roaming bazaars. It notes he has no shop, carries a small bag, and performs many rites for various life events. An unrelated tip suggests lemon slices to curb onion odor at table.
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India
Detroit
Care of the Eyes
The article urges people to protect their eyes by avoiding sudden light changes and choosing soothing room colors for weak eyes. It emphasizes the eye's delicacy and warns against haphazard treatment.
Embroidered Robe of Japan’s First Supreme Court Judge
The New York Tribune describes the Supreme Court judge’s robe as a heavy black gown with fine texture and an integrated collar. Royal purple embroidery on the collar is called the crest of the seven flowers of ponlownia, and the black cap features a "clustered clouds" design around the top and sides.
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Supreme Court
Porto Rico
England
Ponlownia
New York Tribune
Editor Missteps Spark Lawful Echoes and Hidden Wonders
A humorous verse notes how professionals react to errors from plumbers and lawyers to judges and preachers. It contrasts public consequences with private hushes and ends with a tip about cleaning a galvanized tub using turpentine on a cloth.
Milk goat wanted and dairy cattle for sale ad
Classified notes show a milk goat wanted by Harry Dence Carlton Ore with 812 reference and a fresh cow for sale yielding three gallons daily and a big team available through Frank Keyes Saint Louis plus a pessimistic anonymous verse urging perseverance.
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Harry Dence
Carlton
Ore
Frank Keyes
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Anderson
Hindoo
Suler Ransen
Grandfather
Mary
Bob
Gulbransen
United States
White House
Kienle & Sons
Newberg, Oregon
Boudoir
Underskirts
Country Press
Anon
OUR Service
Doyle’s Tire Shop
First Street
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