Fragmented OCR Notice From Portland News Stands
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple Portland newspaper stands and addresses including Imperial Hotel News Stand and Boreas locations. It reads like a distribution note with stray city and telephone fragments, lacking coherent event or date details.
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Daily East Oregonian
Budelman News Co
Washington Portland
Oregon
Imperial Hotel News Stand
Portland
Cage Boreas
Chi
Washington
D. C
Boreas
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Wait Till Mister Bluebird Chirps in Warm Weather
Poem fragment from Frank L Stanton notes awaiting a sign of love and spring. Imagery shifts from birds and weather to a promised message from morning glory vines as warmth returns.
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Bluebird
Bryan for Secretary of State in Wilson's new cabinet
The piece argues that if Wilson Names Bryan to head the cabinet it would show strong leadership and keep liberal reforms, noting Bryan's broad appeal across parties. It cautions against a reactionary lineup and urges unity for Democratic ascendancy while discussing local library and Round-Up funding proposals and a planned Carnegie library site debate.
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Bryan
Wilson
Taft
Democratic Party
Willison
Liberal Party
Lowell
Carnegie
Commercial Club
Carnegie Library
Judge Upholds Marriage License Delay Plan
In a recent West End Woman's Club address the judge backed a commission rule requiring a 16 day gap between license application and ceremony with public notice. The Inter Ocean praised the move as a curb on impulsive unions and frivolous marriages and urged broader reforms while questioning other vetoed measures and potential legislative actions in Salem.
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West End Woman's Club of
Chicago
Commission
Orange
Kavanaugh
Inter Ocean
Mexicans Report Huer Tz Hit for the Hills
A fragmentary line hints that on one fair day the reporting from Mexico may mention that Huer tz has fled to the hills. The note preserves the names and suggests a pursuit or escape theme without details.
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Mexico
Huertz
Howard Evans Struggles From Several Hou rs
Dr. Wiley is slated to speak and draws attention as a notable figure whose insights promise value. The line of commentary hints at ongoing concerns around Evans and the potential impact of Wiley's forthcoming remarks.
Bergfeld’s feeding theory on race pigmentation
Bergfeld the German investigator argues pigmentation comes from diet with color shifts from food. He claims original man was black due to vegetarian fare and manganese in fruits and vegetables forms a dark brown combination. He adds meat and milk to vegetable meals alter race traits.
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Harper's Weekly
Bergfeld
Silent Vote The Missouri Senate labor panel backs nine hour law extension
Senator Joe Brogan of North St. Louis presided over a Labor Committee meeting on extending the women nine hour law. With no opposition present, supporters demanded speaker access, Brogan moved to cap remarks, and after growing tired he declared the committee had taken a silent vote and the bill would be reported favorably.
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Missouri Senate Committee On Labor
Joe Brogan
North St. Louis
Brogan
St. Louis Statesman
Darker hues fade with meat based diets claim
An article argues racial skin tones link to diet, stating vegetables darken certain groups while meat consumption lightens skin. It claims Indians are red from blood color, Mongols yellow from milk intake, and Caucasians whiter by salt in diet, citing salt as a bleaching agent and noting lighter skin in vegetarian-reared Negro children.
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Asia
No Poetry Published By Local Leader Editor
A Koshkonong Missouri paper declines poet submissions citing long standing policy. The editor notes personal connections with readers complicate publishing original verse and that most local poems are poor quality, seen as comic by readers despite serious themes.
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Koshkonong
No Disobedience Porters Steak Prompted Reply
A dialogue fragment shows a nurse or authority figure confronting a listener about disobedience over consuming porterhouse steak. The reply acknowledges prior instruction but questions the basis of the command and the reason for the disobedience. The exchange emphasizes tension over rules and autonomy.
How Children Hated Castor Oil Turns To Syrup Of Figs
Nostalgic ad recounts childhood resistance to castor oil and calomel, then promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe, gentle alternative. Claims gentle bowel cleansing without griping, suitable for children and adults, with directions and insistence on authentic product.
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Callifornia Fig Syrup Co
Fragmentary note hints at bill payment by friend
A garbled line from the Houston Post shows someone stating the bill will be paid not delayed, with an utterance about a friend handling the payment. The context is vague and no clear names, dates, or events are identifiable.
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Houston Post
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge Aids Digestion and Parasite Relief
Advertises Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge as a stomach regulator that aids digestion by improving stomach and intestinal coating, reducing acidity, and helping nutrient absorption. Claims permanent relief from dyspepsia and indigestion, suitable for children with a touch of sugar, and notes long standing approval and wide druggist availability.
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Jayne
di Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
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