Oregon suffrage work praised by East Oregonian and reform ideas urged
The East Oregonian endorses Roosevelt era suffrage. women are capable and the question is whether they want the duties. Mrs. C. B. Wade arrives to mobilize eastern Oregon women, urging civic and state involvement this fall. The piece also defends Governor West riding horseback from Salem to Boise, arguing it promotes democracy and direct contact with common people.
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Roosevelt
C. B. Wade
Oregon
Natve
Salem
Boise
Governor West aide labeled demeecritic
A governor's aide described as a demeecritic in local dispatches amid political tensions. The report notes unnamed officials cautioning over policy stances and party alignment within the administration.
Bolse Ride Brings Learnings From People and Country
A traveler named Bolse expects an enriching experience abroad. He aims to learn from locals and the nation, and to share goodwill with the people he meets during his visit.
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T. Bolse
Pendleton Team Inquiry Over Local Affiliation
Local circles debate Jeague Pendleton's ball team which group to join this year. The choice appears between playing with neighboring peers or aligning with larger, established clubs.
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Jeague Pendleton
Governor West’s Theory On Learning From a Good Horse
The remark suggests Governor West believes a man may learn more from a good horse than from people. It implies practical wisdom over formal instruction, using a proverb-like comparison to convey his view on experiential learning.
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Governor West
Wedding Protests and Parochial Limits in East End
London Chronicle notes the decline of the so called wedding church as parishes now restrict marriages to their own. Clergy say demand remains strong with couples from across London waiting hours for vows. They describe marriages as mainly young pairs around ages 24 and 19, often with nowhere to return to.
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London
East End
London Chronicle
Evhel Declines Party Due to Date Plans
Evhel informs Gladys she cannot attend the party tonight because she has a date. Gladys presses, asking if she could break her plans to join.
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Evhel
Gladys
The Last Leaf and Vintage Memories in Verse
A fragmentary lyric juxtaposes an aging figure walking the streets with memories of past loves and times. The poem recalls a once-proud man now frail, the old hat and breeches, tombs, and a grandchild’s sobering smile at decline. The text shifts to quoted remarks on forgetting as a mental asset from the London Mail.
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Hiver Wendell Holmes
King's Counsel
Old Bailey
London Mail
Judge Bray's Stark Claim on Memory After Decisions
A brisk courtroom remark from Judge Bray declares he forgets every case after a ruling, a sentiment echoed by lawyers and business men who regard it as a practical trait of legal forethought.
Remarkable 25-Year-Old Laying Hen at Pasadena Show
Pasadena exhibitor Mrs. Elizabeth Grinnell displays a twenty-five year old hen that still lays four to five eggs yearly and can still brood. The hen attracts attention at the Pasadena poultry show, reflecting Grinnell's work as an author and humane advocate.
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Pasadena
Califf
Elizabeth Grinnell
Knees Became Still Five Years of Severe Rheumatism
An ad claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured a five year rheumatism case of J Goldstein of 14 Burton Street Baston Mara. He says the knee pain and business disruption ended after taking the medicine, and he now advocates Hood’s. It advertises liquid Hood’s Sarsaparilla or Sarsatabs.
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Hence J. Goldstein
Burton Styeet Baston
Mara
Hoodla Sarsaparila
Mr. Goldstein
Hood
Hood's
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