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Getting Right in Line for a Bright Parade
A festive march unfolds with banners shining as marchers head toward a hopeful future. The crowd chants unity and pride, signaling readiness for upcoming events and community celebration.
Governor West backs strong method to enforce law in Baker county
The Union county situation differs as officials show willingness to uphold duties with Cove dry and a licensed saloon still operating. Governor West allies with Miss Hobbs to compel county judges to declare the vote, avoiding militia action. Alaska railroad debate frames government ownership as major policy shift with president to build and operate the 1009 mile road in Alaska, cost about 35 million, echoing World editorials.
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Baker County
Union County
Baker
Miss Hobbs
Cove
Union
East Oregonian
Copperfield
Smith
West
The
New York World
Alaska
Senate
House
Alaska rail plan to keep public in control
Discussion of government ownership of the Alaska railroad as a public trust with no watered stock and no interlocking directors. Voter approval sought in April for a $40,000 water bond issue to replace wooden with concrete pipes and extend the gravity system, with June 1 termination date in contract. If funds fail, the water system project will be delayed, harming the city.
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Senate
House
United State
Alaska
United States
Youkon
Guggenheim and
Morgan
Maine
If smoking interferes with business quote mocks golf habit
Congressman Jeremiah Donovan recalls a motto about quitting smoking as he recalls a social exchange. Mrs Jones praises her husband Harry as a model of virtue then reveals he no longer attends church because golf interferes with the game.
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Jeremiah Donovan
Connecticut
Jones
Mrs. Jones
Harry
Philadelphia Telegraph
Child, Child by Grace Fallon Norton
Poem from Scribner February issue laments the neglect of women and mothers. It contrasts harsh urban life with a mother’s longing for her child, challenging poets and society to recognize the female heart. The speaker questions the value placed on motherhood without acknowledging women's own joys and struggles.
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Grace Fallon Norton
Hydroelectric Power Spreads to Appalachia Mines
In Bluefield West Virginia coal mine owners buy power from a hydroelectric central station built to serve nearby mines and regional industry. Four years earlier planners created a plant near the Poca hontas fields to supply the Southwest Virginia mines, towns, and metal industries, aiming for broad commercial demand.
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Newcastle
Appalachians
Bluefield
West Virginia
March Technical World Magazine
Great Pocahontas Fields
Southwest
Virginias
Witty snippets from Chicago Record Herald
Humorous pair of anecdotes contrasts a man’s grand wishes with his wife’s questions and a joke about China’s health habits. The piece preserves the paper’s old style and features a quip about a physician keeping a well man well.
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China
Chicago Record-Herald
Voice of the Consumer on Gas Charges
An attorney for the gas company defends its service and charges in a public address. A consumer in the audience rails at the rising prices, while a Youth's Companion quotation mocks the cost. The exchange captures public sentiment over utility pricing.
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Light Brigade
East Oregonian Promise of Strong Subscriptions
The East Oregonian states its aim is growing its newspaper readership, not selling vacuum cleaners, and presents a strong machine as the best available option to attract subscribers.
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East Oregonian
The Messenger Returns to the Financier After Years
A self-made man recalls a twenty year-old message he carried as a poor messenger. He visits the great financier to remind him and seeks acknowledgment for past aid received at the start of his rise. The financier recalls the message and asks for the answer.
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Chile
Chriatilan
Child waits as washerwoman aunt Betsy’s cabin tale
A Houston Post report describes a woman visiting the cabin of her washerwoman Aunt Betsy in a small Alabama town. While waiting, she glimpsed a woolly head peeking from beneath the bed, prompting her inquiry as to what she saw.
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Alabama
Betsy
The
Houston Post
Notions of Price and Power in a Gritty Eighteen Teens Dialog
A terse street dialogue contrasts a boastful bruinsman with a mechanic, as one asks what the hourly charge would be to crank automobiles. The exchange hints at workshop labor economics and working class swagger in a period voice.
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Voice OF
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Oregonian
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Ore
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Irvington
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