Newspaper subscription price list fragment
A fragmented price schedule shows mail and carrier options for daily weekly and semi weekly subscriptions including durations of one month three months six months and one year with various delivery methods and terms. The readable items reference the Oregonian and Indiana Advance in a partial list.
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Dally
Mall Ix
Montha
Mall
Allp
Mall Pally
Pally
Carrier
Ally
carrier _ Dally
Carrie
28 Years Ago From Bally Must Oregonian April 14 1942
fragmentary recap notes a 1942 Portland area basketball matchup between Protection Racine Co and Alert Hoe Co with a long list of player names and positions. The garbled text references venues, teams, and individuals in a local sports card style item.
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Bally
Oregonian
Eghert
B. Gorkive
Athena
Cerviness Ie
Portland
Huminens Vielt
Protection Racine Company
Alert Hoe Company
Howe
Albert
A. M. Dovwalo
Bob Murphy
CO White
Weaver
Bowman
BR. Mitchell
John Rinnell
Laine
Ewing
Mark Hailey
FF W. Blett
Pusmen
George Clark
William Plane
F. Waffle
Bert Weil
D. R. Waffle
Charles la Revers
Ploemen
The One Love Song Missing From Messages
A fragmented poem fragment centers on a mockingbird and a beloved Little Lady. It mentions Frank Stanton and Mister Mockinbird and expresses desire for a song to convey true love. © East Oregonian.
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Mister Mockinbird
Minter Mockingbird
East Oregonian
Cartoon and commentary on high cost of living
A newspaper cartoon titled Most All of Us satirizes the cost of living with a man chasing his own tail around a tree. The piece argues profiteering exists but blames war-era money expansion for price rises, noting prices and wages rise together and predicting a slow deflation after the war.
Free Trade and Newsprint Policy Shifts in Congress
A Republican led effort in Congress embraces free newsprint under a policy shift seen as good politics to cut publishing costs. Analysts note paper shortages abroad and rising prices, while critics argue the move conflicts with anti administration tariff critiques. The House action draws unusual cross party interest.
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Congress
America
Europe
United States
Anti Administration
House
For the Few or for the Many in Oregon Education
A writer argues colleges cannot survive on prewar funding with rising enrollments and warns tuition would hurt poor students who work their way through college. He proposes raising revenue by an excess profits tax on war era millionaires rather than a direct tax on soldiers. The piece critiques the overall clothing trade benefiting manufacturers while harming workers needing overalls.
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Oregon
Ten Monthy Congress Opens Without Chaplain
A ten month parliamentary session opened with one day lacking a chaplain. A member stood to offer the opening prayer, followed by an elderly clergyman who led the prayer.
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Qvag
Mother Uras's Sweet Powillera for Children
An old advertisement urges mothers to buy Mother Uras's Sweet Powillera powder for their children. It claims helps with colds, digestive issues, constipation, headaches, and stomach troubles and promotes general welfare. It warns against substitutes and notes availability at drug stores.
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Manny
Sithiy
Uras
Pyar
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