Portland News Stand Ad Signs Daily and Weekly Rates
The Eastern News of Portland Oregon lists sale locations and subscription options. It notes addresses for distribution including 821 Washington St and Imperial Hotel News Stand. Various durations by mail or carrier are offered, such as daily six months or yearly terms, with weekly rates and other time frames.
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Enstern News
Portland
Oregon
Waeelhington St
6Th Imperial Hotel
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Irtland
Dorean
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Worthy woman seeks orthodoxy while clinging to common sense
The piece discusses a woman desiring orthodoxy but not sacrificing reason, a rector who changes his stance risking his clerical life yet triumphs. It cites Dr Aked’s recent denunciations by ministers at a Philadelphia Baptist gathering and mocks superstition versus reason. It weaves in quips about flying machines, mountain land scams, and local humor from the Montgomery Advertiser.
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Aked
Baptist
Philadelphia
Dr Aked
Abed
Outlook for spring trade and immigration literacy test debate
The current report sees spring trade improving as government and big business cooperate, with conservative imports and construction boosting prices for farm products. It notes literacy requirements for new immigrants, argues for reading ability as a citizenship standard, and cites church leaders on Christ’s birth and Churchill’s recent book discussing the miraculous conception.
Outlook for music in America predicts rise in culture
John C. Freund of Musical America estimates 250,000 registered music teachers in the United States with half in five states Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois. He notes women fund 7 to 75 percent of music spending and will push the nation toward greater musical independence and cultural growth, as press interest in music expands nationwide.
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United States
John C. Freund
Musical America
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Connecticut
New Jersey
Michigan
Indiana
California
Freund
America
Christian Science Monitor
Proverbial Dogs and Moral Puns in Mirthful Verse
A compact collection of dog related proverbs and wry maxims. It riffs on barking dogs, lions at home, and the trouble of pelting dogs, mixing Shakespearean flavor with rustic wit about dogs, bread, and human conduct. It reads as a playful moralism about caution and restraint.
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Shakespeare
Woman Wins Bet At Track Through Instinct
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report recalls a winter outing at a southern race course where a young woman insisted on placing her own bet. The horse finished last and then turned around as if running the wrong way, prompting her to claim that two women's instincts cannot go wrong. The observer recalls conceding the loss and praising the woman's decision.
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Southern Race Course
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Callers Worn by Endless Stream in Alabama Town
An acquaintance visited several women in an Alabama town who were repeatedly troubled by what seemed like an endless succession of visitors. The scene captures social pressure and local etiquette as residents cope with persistent callers.
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Alabama
Capt Parr and Capt Barr Tell Dueling Shipping Tales
Washington Star recalls shipping lore about Capt Parr of the Carmania and Capt Barr. Parr is praised as a strict yet fair disciplinarian from Valturno rescue fame while Barr is described as exacting about readiness and proximity. A diver boasted of danger, joking about life in his hands and never washing them to avoid drowning himself.
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Parr
Carmania
Valturno
Barr
Capt Barr
Washington Star
Prodigy Bobby Velveteens Bets On Weather Rains Anyway
A Washington Star item recalls a mother foreseeing rain for a children's party. She gave her son Bobby a half dollar and instructions to return by cab if needed. He later reports riding on the box beside the driver, saying it was simply splendid despite getting soaked.
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Bobby
Washington Star
Adirondack artist advised on photography in mountain scene
A young New York artist on a Adirondack stool is approached by a native who suggests trying photography and mocks the painter by saying it is quicker and more like the place. The artist shrugs off the advice and continues his work.
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New York
Adirondacks
Reir
Noted Poet Comic on Workload of a Congressman
Muggleton McGee quips about his own schedule while contrasting it with a congressman's duties. He claims daily toil, long hours, and little leisure, noting the grind of speeches and endless rehearsals as the job’s core. The Washington Star editorializes that most spankings come before one can discern right from wrong.
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Charlee F. Aked
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Ohmart
Taylor Hardware
Pendleton, Ore
M. E. Edwards
Elks Club
Cottonwood Street
Iveness
Hostetter
Irvington
John Barr Place
McCormmmach Station
E. L. Smith
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