Subscription Rates and Mail Delivery Details
Fragmented OCR shows subscription rates for various delivery options including monthly six months and yearly by mail or carrier. Mentions Oregonian and Aragon News with addresses in Portland and Washington DC bureau details.
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Kmal
Oregonian
Aragon News Io
Morrison Treet
Portland
Oregon
Aerea News Co
Washington, DC
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Lafferty Calls Re-election Bid Amid Scandal In Oregon
A Washington district controversy centers on Oregon Congressman A W Lafferty who announced he will seek another term despite public denouncements of his conduct. The piece accuses him of inappropriate approach to a Washington high school girl and questions voters’ trust as ballots approach.
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A. W. Lafferty
Oregon
Washington
Shonor
Boys Garden Program Aims Reform Through Work
In a Spokesman Trevlev excerpt, Custos Obie describes a boys garden project to channel youth energy. Each boy receives a 10 by 107 foot plot with duties to tend crops for home use or sale, under a head gardener. Working hours start at 6:36 with limits on overtime.
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Trevlev
Obie
Ganien
Fragmented Historical Rhetoric on Race and Society
A disjointed excerpt critiques nurture versus nature in race, with violent imagery about indigenous peoples and a broad denunciation of civilization’s undoing. The text contrasts grim stereotypes with a digressive agitated tone, concluding with a bizarre note about New Jersey milk containing copperhead snakes.
Pendleton Angler Feels Fishhook Moment in Odd Tale
A Pendleton Federation member at Sunray reported a bizarre scene when a fellow angler's fly hooked a fish and caused an unusual chain of events involving attempts to retrieve it and unexpected feelings about future encounters.
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Min Sunray
Ttie Realis Hopeful Love Story Amid Siblings and Suitors
A fragmentary note describes a hopeful heroine named Ttie Realis choosing love over wealth. She faces a challenging array of suitors including a poor chauffeur and a son of an ivory merchant, while her sisters contemplate exchanging lives and money for status.
Birds Return To Winter Roosts In Early Chill
Winter birds begin returning to their roosts as cooler weather spreads across the region. The shift signals a transition in seasonal patterns with local watchers noting familiar species reappearing.
Kepler’s Laws Defined The Edifice Of The Universe
The essay recalls Kepler’s discovery of three planetary laws. It notes Kepler’s first law that planets move in ellipses with the sun at a focus, the second law about equal areas swept in equal times, and the third law linking the squares of orbital periods to the cubes of mean distances. It frames these as a triumph shaping the Copernican system and the harmony of the cosmos.
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Kepier
Empire of Mind
Kepler
Copernicue
Tycho Mrahe
Uranterg
Mars
Is This The Meanest Man
Two strangers in a dining car bond over food and coffee and plan a kind gesture. One asks the other to give up a lower berth for his elderly mother. The stranger agrees, and the mother is accommodated by the good Samaritan.
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Sxmarlam
Thanks Lady and the Missing Wallet Mystery in Danville
A distracted scene unfolds as a store owner notes a purse left behind and a cryptic note near the cupboard. The paper reads Thanks, Widy I think bf need this Worse thag you do suggesting a confrontation or hidden motive. The incident ends with the protagonist retracing steps to the old lady and the cupboard, seeking clues.
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Danville
Uranine
Realism in American drama sparks Harvard talk
Weiler Pritehart Eaton spoke at a Harvard New Workabout Teatier on stage about the realism shaping modern drama. He warned that American drama must not retreat but continue pursuing this realness amid critical debate.
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Weiler Pritehart Eaton
Harvard Clin Newt
Baty
Patriot tale in a damaged Fourth of July fragment
Fragmentary OCR preserves a patriotic parable about Madison, a puzzled exchange from a Sunday school class, and a quip about forbidden foreigners. The dialogue features Johnny and a teacher referencing George Washington and Adam, with a cheeky reply about foreigners.
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Tate
Oliskinen
Madison
Johnny
George Wakiington
Princeton athlete Vaughan takes concrete gang job in Indiana
Peter Vaughan a Notre Dame and Princeton athlete recently joined a concrete crew in Vrowfordaville Indiana. The former captain of the saving crew at Coney Ishend left Princeton last year to visit family and work on the Ben Her bulldigs project, preferring a summer on site to stay conditioned for football at Princeton.
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Vrowfordaville
Ind
Peter Vaughan
Forvimetly & Notre Dam University
Princeton Iast
Hte
Vaughan
Coney Ishend
Princeton
Miller Pleads Guilty to Attempted Burglary at Bowery House
Seals Thor ie sity Sev, New York-ieurze Miller pleaded guilty to attempted burglary after breaking a window with an act of pity. Miller, almost blind and with one arm, claimed vision failure and who aided by one pair of glasses stolen for himself. Judge Cranes showed mercy as Miller admitted his limited sight and difficulty walking.
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New York
Ieurze Miller
Bowery
Cranes
Miller
Freetead
Crain
Banks planned in Washington post offices
A note from Washington indicates about 1500 second class post offices will be designated as postal banks by September 1. The plan adds 100 depositary officers today, bringing total petal banks created to date to 150.
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Washington
United States
Postel Banka
Elas
ZEMO Skin Care Ad Offers Free Samples
An old advertisement promotes ZEMO and ZEMO Soup for skin comfort during heat. It claims help for prickly heat rashes eczema and pimples and offers a free sample set plus a 32 page booklet if five stamps are sent to E W Hose Medicine Co in St Louis Missouri or obtained from Pendleton Drug Co which endorses ZEMO and ZEMO Soup for all ages.
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E. W. Hose Medicine Company
Ol've Street
St. Louis
Postige
Pendleton Drug Co
Zemo
Resuke
August 1 In History From An Unreadable Page
A garbled timeline lists events on August 1 across years including Napoleon’s rise to power in 1804, a Constantinople fire in 1816, Lafayette’s US visit in 1824, racial unrest in Cincinnati in 1829, and the first via postal driver in 1861, with scattered references to European recognitions, Sicilian events, and the 1809 Moroccan sultan’s defeat.
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Heck
Cadiz
Pehring
Eystaoe
Piisirie
Zuk
Bremionture
Napoleon
Horaparte
Constantinople
Lafayette
United States
Hinds
Cincinnati
Fun
United
Chicago
Clinton
Towa
Holland
Belgiuin
Italy
Spanish Republic
Townsend Michigan senator born in Concord Michigan
Charles Elroy Townsend United States senator from Michigan was born in Concord Jackson county Michigan August 15 1566 and is fifty five years old today. He attended common schools in Concord and Jackson entered the literary department of Michigan University in 1877 for one year. In 1896 he was admitted to the Jackson bar and has practiced law since. He served in Congress before his election to the Senate as a member of the fifty eighth fifty ninth sixtieth sixty fifth and sixty second sessions. He was nominated for U S senator at the primaries in September receiving 41000 over Julius Burrows. Townsend played a key role in the Ebsh Townsend bill leading to a beef trust government investigation.
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Charles Elroy Townsend
United States
Michigan
Concord
Jackson County
Mich
Jackson
Michigan University
Townsend
Senate
Julius Burrows
Congress
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Olpgonian Publishing
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United Presa Association
O Regen
Mal
Main
Gabrul
Frank L, Stanton
Rom the Bad Boy
Tordelt
Landa
New Jersey
Pendleton Feder
Adam Johreny
Athlete
Bant
the American National Bank
Pendleton
United States Depository
Turkey
Macedonia
Muloh Hafid
Toghi
Hrussels
The
Republic
America
Kentucky
Columbia Liquor Store
Sale Distributors
Merman Peters
Prop
Orpheum Theatre
Medernach
Peerram
A. Schneiter, Prop
Pendleton, Ore
Main Street
Mark Moorhouse CO
Court Street
Hotel
St. George
Northweht
Cate
And
Oyster House
Northwest
LA Fontaine Blk
Olympia
Pioneer Bottling Works
East
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