Sun ecription Rates From Chicago Bureau Listing
A fragmented catalog lists mail and weekly subscription rates with partial figures and street references. The note mentions prices for one month, three months, six months, and year long plans, with a Chicago Bureau address and a Washington security line.
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Ole Shomba
Reid
Chicago
Washington
Home, Love and Friendship Make a True Residence
The verse of Henry Van Dyke echoes that a house with marble floors and gilded walls cannot be a home. A true home arises where love abides and friendship stays, offering the heart a place to rest.
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Stone Walla
Henry van Dyke
The Mission of a City in Pendleton Progress
Pendleton blends esthetic and altruistic aims with business principles in government. City hall and park purchases, a strong library, and gymnasium show the drive toward a model home city with clean streets and moral governance. The council should foster growth toward beauty, education, and orderly civic life.
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Pendleton
Eity
Eity Council
Legislation Sparks Reconsideration Over Portage Road
A legislative row erupts over reconsidering the portage road extension to The Dulles. Critics accuse the move of punishing eastern Oregon voters and aiding rival factions. Names Coffey, Driscoll, Burns, and Reynolde are cited as voting for the bill then opposing reconsideration.
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Whealdons
Portage Road
Dulles
Whealdon
Oregon
Columbia River
Multnomah County
Coffey
Driscoll
Burns
Reynolde
Portage Question Sparks Oregon Legislature Controversy
The portage issue remains central in eastern Oregon amid new legislation. Multnomah County members push an extension as retribution against a rival legislator, provoking public ire and a noted drop in trust toward the powerful leadership.
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Portage
Oregon
Portage Road
Multnomah County
Croton
Electrifying All Railways Discussed By Engineers
At the January American Institute of Fleet engineers meeting, the Baltimore Sun reports that electrifying all U S railways could cut annual operating costs by about 1.4 billion, saving 256 million and reducing per mile expenses from 895 to 265. Critics say electrification is speculative, with funding and gradual adoption questions, some arguing it may take years before any widespread change occurs.
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American Institute of Fleetrien Engineers
Baltimore Sun
United States
Burt
The Joker in Legislation and Tax Collection
The article denounces the Joker in measures as a dishonest tactic to hide graft or misdeeds. It argues such clauses undermine trust, calls for punishment of deceitful lawmakers, and notes ongoing tax collection by the current legislature despite debates over assignation of tax duties.
Thaw Investigation Fails to Reform Society Roaring Echoes
The remark suggests that exposure of New York and Pittsburgh millionaires via the Thaw Investigation will not prompt their peers to abandon sin. It notes Rome's relentless scrutiny of Eve lyn Thaw’s private life remains inescapable.
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New York
Pittsburg
Jerome
Evelyn ‘Thaw
Ma Can't Vote And The Machinery Of A Battleship
A vivid vignette contrasts a learned mother unable to vote with a husband and letters, noting her linguistic skill and legal knowledge, then shifts to a quirky technical line about a 10,000 ton battleship’s weight. The piece blends personal observation with a stray technical note.
What is New Thought and Its Teachings
A Pendleton dated note from February 23 outlines New Thought as a consciousness focus rather than a religion. It discusses whether the “I” is body soul or spirit, claims science supports a mental cellular unity, and argues creeds are optional while God pervades all creation. It concludes with personal reflection on being small within divine presence.
Life in the Everglades Ten Thousand Ulanidus Sanctuary
In the Everglades maze of the Ten Thousand Ulanidus deserters and hunted alike seek shelter since before the Civil War. Deserters hide in Cypress swamps and mangrove borders, meeting strangers who ask their names, while tales of tragedy circulate among women. Men trap otters and birds, selling skins to hidden dealers aided by Indians who seldom betray them.
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Scribners' Magazine
Burlington offers 7 percent cut on mail contract profits
The Burlington Railway Management tacitly concedes the recent $10 million federal cut to mail carryings by proposing a 7 percent rate reduction, about $45,000 a year, while likely earning near $1,000,000 annually from the service. John D. Rockefeller posts a $1000 bond to appear in Findlay Ohio court on charges tied to rebates and restraint of trade.
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Congress
Burlington Railway
Burlington
John D. Rockefeller Han
Findlay
Praise For Peruna By Mill City Reader
A reader from Mill City Tennessee extols Peruna as a premier remedy for overwork and general illness. The testimonial highlights personal experience praising the medicine to professionals and the public, with a quoted endorsement from Ella L. Matthews.
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Ella L. Matthews
Mill City
Tenn
Lamener Poxiy Jlo
Hotel St. George European plan hotel ad
The Hotel St. George offers an up-to-date European plan with steam heat throughout and en suite rooms with bath. A large new sample room provides modern conveniences and fire alarm connections to the office along with hot and cold running water in all rooms.
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Rample
St. George
Northwest
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