Literacy Test in Immigration Policy Sparks Debate
A Washington report questions President Wilson's veto of Burnett immigration logic tied to a literacy test. The piece argues a literacy requirement could elevate admission standards, benefit the republic, and attract worthy immigrants. It references Chicago News editorials and Oregonian opinions on tariffs, Chamberlain, and Oregon industry amid varied partisan views.
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Republic
Fusion of old and new charity in social reform debates
The article weighs rival charity models, praising love and wisdom in service while noting risks of detachment. It argues for harmonious cooperation between traditional faith-based aid and modern social service, and rebuts Judge Lowell’s civic rhetoric as grounded in partisan interests and local power dynamics.
Gubernatorial campaign framed as law or no law
In a mirthful vein the Blue Mountain Eagle notes a large pool of unemployed seeking Oregon’s governorship this year. The piece accuses the Oregonian of backing the “tinhorns” and mocks a candidate who ignores law, calling for a figure who acts as a purely pay day driven functionary amid Copperfield conditions.
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Oregonian
Tinhorns
Copperfield
First Husband Tribute Hat Gaff Sparks Quiet Quip
Mr Gabb returns home with a broad black crepe band around his hat and tells his wife it honors her first husband. Her gentle response notes the death of that husband. The brief exchange captures a moment of humor and tact in a domestic setting.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Playhouse Talk Sparks Idea for Punchy Production
Stockholders in the opry house seek a show with a punch. The manager counters with the option of staging Ten Nights in a Barroom and adding a dramatic drink scene.
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Washington Star
Jealousy and money shape a witty Boston Transcript quip
A humorous exchange turns on marriage motives and money with a punchline about a wife shopping. The Hoston Tran script notes jealousy drives many family jars.
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Hoston Transcript
Nurse Endorses D. D. D. for Skin Cure Promises Relief
A nurse from Old La Giles' Home in Durham touts D. D. D. as a century worthy skin remedy after years of eczema. She claims rapid improvement, praises the product as the universal cure, and notes Rockefeller’s implied wealth could not buy the fluid. Tallman & Company offer the first full size bottle with a refund if it fails to stop the itch.
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Osee
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