Oregon News Roundup On Public Lands And Socialism Views
A 1895 style editorial mix notes the Weston Normal School’s pride, public land policy debates, and antitrust concerns. It cites Senator Hansbrough, Secretary Hitchcock, and discussions of timber and desert land acts in Oregon, urging repeal or reform to curb fraud and concentrate lands for settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Normal School
Oregon
Hansbrovebh
Public Land Committees
Hitchcock
Monument to Thos H Tongue a Salem tribute
The article lauds Thomas H Tongue for securing the federal building site east of the Marion County courthouse and the post office project nearing completion. It credits Tongue with serving Oregon well, contrasting him with demagogues and noting gratitude from Salem residents and state citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Thomas
Marian County Court House
Timon Ford Felonges
Oregon
Congress
Tongaee
Prisoners of Law and Wall in Denver Foretold
A stark meditation on oppressive systems and moral decay, likening law to a wall that imprisons the soul. The verse laments cruel structures, calls out exploitation, and contemplates divine judgment on humanity's machinery. Amid bleak imagery, it condemns inhumanity and warns that brutal courts corrode both body and spirit.
Grippe Epidemic Advertorial Letter Campaign
An extended advertisement extols Peruna as a cure for grippe the epidemic disease sweeping all classes in cities like Chicago and Ogden. It includes testimonials from Mrs T Schmitt Lt Clarice Haat and others praising rapid relief and urges readers to send details to Dr Hartman for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. White
T. W. Collina
Pendent Order of Good
Everett
Wash
T. W
Dr. Harte
Worst Fool Under the Sun Poem and Burns Cottage Visit
A poem by S. E. Kiser criticizes fools who sigh and boast while others advance andwho nurse hate. It notes that fifty thousand people visited Robert Burns cottage at Ayr last year, highlighting a juxtaposition of literary reflection and a tourism fact from the Record-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyther
S. E Kiser
Record-Hersalt
Robert Burns
Ayr
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promotes Womanly Health
Embodied in a testimonial style ad, the piece argues for Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription to restore regularity and calm nerves during womanhood. It claims to address functional disturbances related to adolescence and emphasizes relief from ovarian and nervous issues through the product and accompanying pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Mise Flore
Grerr
Tor Howe
Akroo
Mae
Orf
Dr. Pieror
Ground Hog Day Warning From Washington Star
The Washington Star warns readers about Ground Hog Day antics with a playful, regional voice. A narrator urges staying indoors as winter weather looms and shadows deceive, ending with a caution to remember the forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
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Palmer’s
Bottie
Hjalmar Hjorth Horensen
Harrison
Pennoyer
Roosevelt
Mississipp
Utah
John Pierpont Morgan
West
Thos. H. Tongue
Brethes
Poliy
Denver
Peru
Geo. H. White
Dhi Khim
Perons
Theophile Schmitt
Mit Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Lil
Mrs. Celeste
Venus
Auror
Iptres Oerdop
Aos
M.C. Cooper
D. L. Wallace
G Charter
Li Western Avenue
Peruns
Isd
Rey
Clarice Haat
Lake City
Ogden
The
Eni
Mediza
Colesworthy
Alta Street
the Domestic Laundry
Court and
Thompson Streets
Monopole
Fineston
Gray's Harbor
Gray’s Harbor
Opp. W. & C. R. Depot
Ino Thorou
Winue
Laatz Bros Telephone
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