Subscription Tiers Reflect Mixed Rates and Durations
The fragment lists various subscription options and durations including one year, twelve months, and weekly plans. Prices are obscured and wording is garbled, indicating a damaged OCR from a historic page. The text references Oregonian exclusivity and several subscription formats.
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Oregonian
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Cally
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IT ASK NOT WEALTH BUT POWER TO TAKE AND USE
A poetic line speaks of preferring wisdom over wealth and using what one has to make a wife a profit and delight rather than seeking long years, implying a practical and capital minded view of marriage and partnership.
Judge Ellis backs repeal of land laws tied to western frauds
The Oregonian welcomes Judge W R Ellis as congressman elect and urges him to repeal the timber and stone act and desert land act on opening day of the next session. It argues his stand will signal Oregon’s repudiation of land frauds and align with reclamation service progress. Oregon hopes for strong ties between the state and federal reclamation efforts.
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Oreton
Ellis J
Contres
Congress
Oregon
Reclamation Service
The Return of the Muse Revival of poetry reading spurs a shift
Edwin Markham predicts a worldwide revival of poetry and literature as public schools expand their literature studies. He argues that poetry's popularity will restore humane ideals, contrasting modern commerce with a golden age of American authors and national spirit.
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Edwin Markham
Coureee
Tongfellow, Whittier
Bryant
Pose
Hawthorne
Cooper
Independent voting urged to defeat corrupt party bosses
A critique of California politics argues that poetry and culture have faded under materialism. It condemns Abe Auer and Gov Pardee, warns of Ruth-led factions, and calls for voters to abandon machine organizations in favor of independent choice to curb graft and tyranny.
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J. N. Gillette
California
Abel Auer
San Francisco
Gillette
Pardee
Rael
Charles
Ruefe
City of the Dead poem by Filchird Burton in Atlanta Constitution
A poem titled The City of the Dead reflects on peace and rest for sleepers. The speaker notes the dead neither wed nor sing, but lie at ease while winter and summer pass. The verse contrasts a quiet, endless hush with the living world’s changes.
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Nowers
Filchird Burton
Atlanta
300 New Words in the White House
A list of phonetically styled spellings proposed by the simplified spelling board of New York City outlines 300 words with altered spellings. It includes terms like Naturalize Neighbor Pedobaptist Color and many more, presenting a broad range of suggested reformings with emphasis on pronunciation and simplification.
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White House
Hae
Wiscom Mied
New York City
Het
Living on 12 Cents a Day Says Clerk in War Department
Agustus Riley, 74, a clerk in the war department, claims his daily living costs average less than 12 cents for five years. He spends $4.11 a month, eats apples eggs and rice, avoids meat and indigestible foods, and strolls in parks to sleep. He asserts he never goes hungry and has an itemized statement to prove his frugal life. The article notes France's east leans toward beer, cider is common in the west, and dietary habits reflect regional traits observed by Success Magazine.
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Agustus Riley
War Department
Mr. Riley
Loleure
France
Germany
Rhine
Success Magazine
Have You a Large Correspondence and Stationery
Questioning readers about maintaining a large correspondence and seeking advice on stationery. Encourages visiting the shop to buy high quality correspondence materials and highlights advantages of purchasing there.
Guilty Plea in Washington Forged Check Case
George Taylor pleaded guilty at Davenport Washington to passing a forged check at Harrington. He was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. The check was for $69.76.
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George Taylor
Davenport
Wash
Harrington
Wild Core Banks Ponies Captured Each Year on Narrow North Carolina Isle
The Core Banks off North Carolina harbor a herd of Banker ponies that live wild for centuries. They survive on scarce forage and salt water access, growing hardy in harsh conditions. Each year a team drives the ponies through a gap in a coastal fence into a pen for branding and sale.
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North Carolina
Core Sound
Chicago Record-Herald
Europe
Cape Lookout
Sound
Voiceful verse and stray ad in the Missouri shop note
Voiceless poem fragment by Theodore Roberts laments a poet's fall as rivers forests and kings' wonders echo his knowledge yet lack of words. The text shifts to a Missouri blacksmith shop selling grain racks with only a few left, a terse rural classifieds-like line.
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Hell
Missouri
The Hotel Pendleton Refit and Refurnish Complete
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout. Telephone and fire alarm connections updated in all rooms. Bath en suite facilities enhanced and single rooms updated.
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Pendleton
Hotel St. George Promotes Modern Northwest Luxury
European plan with first class service. All modern conveniences including steam heat, en suite rooms with bath, large new sample room, and jet cold running water. Hotel offers telephone and fire alarm connections to office and is touted as one of the Northwest’s most up-to-date hotels.
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Bath
Hotel
St. George
Northwest
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