New York Population Shift and World Figures in Rij
A jumble of social commentary notes shifts in urbanization with New York showing 77 in cities and towns per 100, while the nation stands at 47. It cites public figures, industry, and politics, pondering wealth, crime, and leadership and commenting on figures like Carnegie, Theodore Roosevelt, and Emperor Wilhelm II, alongside notes on artificial ice and Standard Oil shipping costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Johoetown
Penn
East
Pendleton
The
Industrial Commission
Standard Oil Combine
Germany
United States
Religion and The New Thought On Life After Death
The article argues that wealth inequality harms society and that spiritual progress and scientific advancement shape a hopeful view of the future. It emphasizes religion as dynamic, not mere creed, and asserts a evolving understanding of Christ, love, and the soul’s journey beyond death.
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Scienge
Talay
Earth
Promise of all we can pray for in the northeast
The note reflects a hopeful sentiment by George H. Hepworth urging focus on present effort and happiness in future prospects. It emphasizes making the best of current abilities and faith in what lies ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hepworth
Colonel Chinn’s Water Wagon Moral Tale
A Kentucky warden named Colonel Jack Chinn recounts quitting alcohol after his wife’s advice. He describes drinking only mineral water for three months to prove a point, credits his wife’s patience, and notes he chose to reform without coercion, presenting a temperance lesson in a social anecdote.
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Colonel Jack Chinn
Captain Jack Chinn
Goebel
Frankfort
New York
Neck' Chinn
Kentucky
Chion
Chinn
Abe
Cole
China
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Magnet Cash Store
East Oregonian "Publishing Company
Fendleton
Orion Patra
Ead
Ieee
Fico
Carrie Nation
Caretig
Barker-Keller
New Jersey
Muswell Sage
Jones
Andrew Carnegie
Chicago
William Ie
Bramarck
Mont
Willian
Hineel
Biemarck
the Times
California
Webb Street
Ranch
Chas. Cunningham
Oregon
Amo Union Pacin
Old Portland
Hontington
St. Paul Fast Mall
Spokane
Pilsner
Prom’ Engtle
Ealom
Portland
Ap. m
Peck
Willamette River
Columbia River i
Astoria
Corvallis and Way
Fillamette
Snake River
Sparia
Lewinon
Hed
John Achmidt
Louvre
Henry Kopittke
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St
Opp
Court House
IL. Ray & Co
Court Street
Allen Bros
Sibee
Rear of Saving Bank
Pendleton, Orraow
Wasenry
Washington
Columbia River Railway
Chi
Pan
St. Joe
Omaha
Storag
Crowner
Sir Telephone
Eve Obraig
Joseph Ell
Marness
Cor. Court and Johnst
Jean Plants
Enies Vate Ueeiag
Brie
Conrad Kohler
Avery
van Dran Bros
J. E. Moore
W.j.clarke & CO
Opera
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Bex Lins
GOLE
Judd Ae
Banks and Brokers
W. Vincent, M
Firm Pees
Drs. Bmuth
Henderson
Peadle Sevinge Bank
Vephone i
Garfield
M. D
Offre
Ft. Miller
Despaln Block
Esitions A Oelmapabeen
Nettae Live Enue
W. Weston Worten
Dow
Assoula
Maidepcele
Agee & Keyes
Bustol
First National Bank OF Athena
Reas Capital
Dapnt
Prodis
Iim
Deposi
Romp Stunden
Henk
Foente
Kirk
Rice Prea Jeans
Beil
EL. Barnace Asnintant
J. Obristte
A! Veterinary
Wege
Alibural
Scotland
Yale Diwirics
Telephone Malais
Architects
First National Bank OF
General Banking
Buslaces Exchange and Telegraphic
T Ransfers
Francisco
Eaea West
Levi Aukwey
W. Matioos Vive-Presideut
H Wade
H. Wuertsey
Aseielant
Pangleton Savings Bank
Lancapital
Wee
Morris
T. Es Howard
Pitas Alain
Bala Singe
Sheek & Cole
Biuf Sires
Nain Street
D .A
A. Vaughan
Dentiet
Judd Building
Beatie
D. D
Hank
A. Mann
Dentiot
Arboula
GASBO
J. Clove
Pili
Ry Ten
St.George Restaurant
Geo. Stoll
Hoitt’s School
Iskoa
Hohence Chisete
Fan Seren
County
Seni Lor
Ogins
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