California land bill sparks federal question on aliens and rights
The article reflects on a California land ownership bill aimed at aliens ineligible to citizenship, suggesting it shifts from state to federal jurisdiction and could trigger treaty negotiations. It notes possible impacts on Japanese rights under current treaties, Panama work, and praises Secretary of State's handling, alongside observations on shareholder voices and women’s ballot participation shaping corporate governance.
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Secretary of State
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Women lead crusade against social evil says Spokesman Review
The Spokesman Review details how women’s work in social reform, education, and public health drives the fight against commercialized vice. It notes women advocate health certificates for marriage seekers, wage justice for workers, and stricter enforcement and punishment for the white slave trade.
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Spokesman Review
Great Federation of American Women's Clubs
Why He Was Suspicious
A Welshman and a Scotchman lunching in a Cardiff restaurant joke about theft. The Scot notes his coat and hat are still on the peg while his friend’s items vanished ten minutes earlier, illustrating a wary suspicion with dry humor.
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Cardiff Western Mail
Scotty
Oregon’s Champoeg Marked 70 Years Ago
Seventy years ago tomorrow Oregon’s provisional government formed at Champoeg deciding to seek shelter under the stars and stripes. The decisive vote was cast by F. X. Matthieu, now alive, as Oregon’s path from contested beginnings to modern progress was noted.
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United States
Champoeg
Stars and Stripes
Great Britain
F. X. Matthieu
Methods for Storing Eggs in Home Cold Storage
The article explains two preservation methods. The Lime Method uses lime paste over a saturated liquid to submerge eggs stored in a clean vessel, aiding evaporation control. The Water-Glass Method employs sodium silicate diluted 1:8, stored in clean jars or barrels in a cool place, costing about a cent per dozen.
A Lucky Dog Inherits Yet Keeps His Wealth
A Detroit Free Press item notes Brown, described as a lucky dog, still holds onto the $1,000 inheritance he received a year ago. The quirky short report highlights his ongoing possession of the fortune.
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Brown
Detroit Free Press
Suitor asks if daughter would make a suitable wife
A humorous legal-miscommunication exchanges follows as a young man asks a lawyer for advice on marriage suitability, the lawyer declines, and a joke ends with a demand for five dollars at a New York Mall.
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New York Mall
Eggs kept by storage may preserve quality says professor
Professor James Dryden of the Oregon Agricultural College explains that eyes may be preserved for several months by different methods. If prepared in spring they could last until the next fall or winter though not as well as fresh-laid eggs. No method yet preserves eggs for an indefinite period. cold storage stores large spring lots when prices are low for future use.
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Poultry Department
Oregon Agricultural College
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