Church and meeting notices in a local periodical
A compact listing of church services and meetings: Presbyterian Church holds services on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 and 7:50 pm with Sabbath school on Sundays. Friends Church meets Sundays at 11 am and 7 pm with midweek meeting and quarterly gatherings. Evangelical Church offers morning services on the first and third Sundays and evening services on the fourth. a Sabbath school runs Sundays at 1 am.
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Presbyterian Church
W. A, Willisox
Evangelical Curch
Wa. m
Devotional Services and Club Meetings Schedule
M C A devotional services every Sunday evening invites young men to attend. FF sessions held Saturday evening above Moore's Lining store. W C T U business meeting on the second Saturday each month. G A St sessions on the first and third Thursday evenings. W C T U business meeting on the third Saturday afternoon each month.
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M.C. A
Moore
C.T
G. A. St
W.C.T. U
Frical Directory. Councilmen ity of Newberg
Readable fragment notes a council directory for the city of Newberg with unclear details on officials and municipal listings. Further context missing to determine exact names, roles, or dates in this clipped item.
Longevity Prescription From Oliver Wendell Holmes
A fragment from Oliver Wendell Holmes in Atlantic advocates a paradoxical longevity idea. He suggests inviting a mortal illness to be tended by doctors, then retreating from life to prolong it, likening such invalids to lamps with reduced oil and noting insurance opportunism.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Atlantic
A Reporter Who Was Too Funny
A Texas paper printed a tale of four riders lifted to the clouds by a cyclone and a skeptical figure demanded affidavits. The reporter admitted the story was imaginative and received a State prison sentence, prompting calls for justice for others who invent outrageous medical and burial claims.
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Texas
N. Y. Tribune
California Snakes and Eastern Boom Hit Old California Industry
A satirical piece notes eastern money reviving old California lies and tourism fears. It recounts an eastern traveler’s Yosemite trip with a rattling tale of a venomous snake encounter and a wagon damaged by a bite, while a later line cites a South African field find valued at 275 million.
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California
Yosemite
San Francisco
Bropicle
Pacific Coast Notes From San Francisco to Seattle
The Charleston sails to Honolulu under orders from Rear Admiral Brown while reports detail Russian exile cruelties on Saghalien. Eureka and Humboldt county adopt nine hour days with no wage cuts. Silver Bell mines near Tucson sold for 100000 to an English syndicate. A 25 room jute plant is planned in Washington. Union Pacific right of way progresses toward Lake City and Tacoma. Mabel sinks after snagging in Snohomish river due to loggers’ neglect. Seattle trustees discuss bonds near 1 million for railway expansion. Australia arrives with August 29 news. Oahu railway subsidy bill passes the House. King Kalakaua visits leper settlement. Honolulu Rifles disbanded. Brewers' trust facing issues as payments lag. Catherine Liedden reports exile brutality on Saghalien. Umpqua river bridge near Oramoqua opens. spike driven by Mise Mand Shambrook amid local celebration.
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Iesne
Australia
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Wieland
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Port Townsend
Siberia
John Thoms
Saghalien Island
Prairie Fire Ravages the Little Missouri Range
A prairie fire swept the Little Missouri cattle range killing horses and erasing thousands of acres ten days ago. Firefighters used hauled horses to split and drag carcasses, with about twelve hundred horses affected in the blaze.
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Little Missouri
Little Missouri River
Foreign News Roundup Reflects Global Tensions and Trade Shifts
The President of Colombia praises Pan American Conference results as Russia expands garrisons and Turkiye faces Armenian crossborder activity. European naval costs draw protest while Panama Canal prospects brighten. a Japanese-style reform in Germany and a novel care experiment surface amid unrest in Valparaiso and Bogota.
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Panama Canal
Panama
Bogota
Colombie
M. Wyse
Portland Market Mixed in Quiet Wheat and Diverse Goods Trade
Wheat in Portland shows quiet demand with no cargo improvements. Liverpool spot quotes rise and option market closes higher. Local sentiment stable yet trading more active with varied prices across produce including vegetables fruit dairy nuts and grains from Oregon and California Walla Walla Valley to barley and corn markets, with prices per unit listed for multiple items.
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Young America
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Tron
Market quotes mix on dried fruits meats and vegetables
The report lists firm prices for dried fruits and canned goods with notes on firm markets. Quotes cover Golden C and other items, small whites, plums, pears, figs, peaches, berries, and vegetables with per pound and per dozen figures. Receipts totals are given for the past week.
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Oregon
Valley
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Liverpool
Meat Market Prices Listed In Firm Establishment
The market shows live beef and mutton with dressing prices and veal, spring lambs, and smoked meats. It notes bacon, lard, and side items with per pound costs, indicating a steady market and varied cuts available.
Peculiarity of Celluloid and Insurance Adjustments
Insurance men warn they must review owners books after celluloid losses unless fraud is shown. Celluloid burns away, with camphor-based composition and patents held by an American firm. Factory output last year valued at 1,040,000 dollars, prompting questions on loss measurement.
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N. Y
The Emperor Nero in Macmillan’s Magazine
An excerpt from Macmillan’s Magazine recounts Nero’s brutal acts and public image. It notes Locusta’s poison plot against Britanicus, Nero’s killings of family members, and the populace’s paradoxical affection for a ruthless ruler. The essay frames Nero as a complex, paradoxical figure who was both loved and feared.
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The Texas Cowboy Life as Described by Leo CG Barby
A Harper's Magazine piece portrays Texas cowboys as bold loyal and well paid. Cowboys ride all day inspect fences guard cattle and camp in wagons with top gear. They travel long distances face few hardships and prize fine boots and gear. They are chivalrous to women and proud of their hardiness and skills.
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Whisky Boeing
Texas
Ike
Prairicea
Leo CG Barby
Harper's Magazine
Comedian Notes Tough Task After Theater Visit
The comedian quips that his tasks are hard and not funny, saying it struck him as no laughing matter when he saw you at the theater last eight.
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Washington Post
Meerschaum From Turkey Frames Pipes and Amber Work
Traders detail how Turkish meerschaum blocks are mined cut and turned into pipes with amber stems. Pieces vary in value from 8 to 400 per pound and four fifths are waste. Production spans days for plain pipes and months for carved pieces with amber dust reused as amberine.
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Turkey
Ice fever disaster near Pemaquid mentioned by Chicago Herald
The worst ice fever incident yet cited involved a Pemaquid resident with eighteen cake loaves. He drove toward the wharf as his cart tongue failed and a team collision forced him to assess the danger only when the load was nearly full.
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Chicago Herald
Sweat box on car 240 shocks Woodward avenue riders
A Detroit reader reports a tense scene on Woodward avenue this afternoon. A conductor reportedly ran a sweat box with seventy passengers aboard a car built for thirty, causing alarm among riders and prompting a call to police headquarters. The incident centers on car No. 240 and the conductor's actions amid the crowd onboard.
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Woodward Avenue
Detroit Free Presa
From the Continent to the Language Bar in Punches
A fragment from a 19th century humor column describes a Paris dinner where a sneezing fit triggers a compliment on Russian pronunciation. It mentions Isaac Pitman and his Phonetic Institute, plus a comic exchange about patent windows and women’s education.
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Paris
Plitchecke
London
Paris press alarms over US pork wine import laws
The Paris press warns that new US Congress measures could favor France by easing restrictions on American pork imports. French wine growers fear potential harm to their port trade and livelihoods amid the dispute.
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United States Congress
Paris
France
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