Roundup Nears as Wheat Yields Rise in Umatilla County
In Umatilla County rains paused and harvesting resumed. An estimated 15 to 20 percent of wheat remained threshed during wet weather that could have caused heavy losses, but rains stopped and yields surged as combines ran again. Roosevelt criticizes mistreatment of workers while backer Perkins faces scrutiny over a twine plant employing women at low wages. Oregonian editorial condemns secret societies in high schools as unlawful.
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Fraternity Critique and Tariff Debate Echoed Across Republic Tone
An editorial condemns fraternities and sororities as caste ridden and harmful to citizenship. It contrasts college rivalries with other institutions, then shifts to a critique of tariff policy, blaming Taft Roosevelt and endorsing Wilson for tariff reform. The piece muses on kitchen safety and cooking tips, closing with a San Francisco Examiner attribution.
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Fish not a brain food says San Francisco Examiner
The San Francisco Examiner reports that recent discoveries refute the idea that fish boosts brain power. Authors note phosphorus in fish is not higher than in beef and phosphorus itself is not a brain nutrient, arguing meat supplies suffice for brain nourishment.
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About your gas range and oven odor clues
Instructions advise cooking ordinary pastry with onions or cabbage in the same oven without danger of taint, but avoid custards or milk heavy dishes in the same oven when strongly flavored vegetables are heated. if the oven smokes while heating at the
Passes for a Broadway show spark charity and jokes
George Greadhurst recounts how Broadhurst refused to use charity tickets for a Brooklyn writer and a judge. a Brooklyn man later phones that the judge will handle a poor friend’s Brooklyn court case, revealing humorous graft and reputational leverage in theater circles.
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A Vacation Warning From Bishop Berry at Ocean Grove
Bishop Berry of Buffalo cautions against vacations beyond means at a luncheon in Ocean Grove. He cites a Buffalo bookkeeper venturing to stay at the Ritz Carlton in New York, economizing his meals and dignity, while a New Yorker mocks him from a parked automobile. The tale warns that living beyond means brings more pain than pleasure.
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Quick relief from biliousness and discomfort across generations
A promotional line notes that many generations and people worldwide have found relief from biliousness including headaches sour stomach hiccoughs flatulence and bad breath, promising relief as a general remedy for the feeling of being run down.
The Steady Hen Who Lays An Egg Today
Poem by Berton Braley celebrating the industrious hen that produces daily. It contrasts the energetic but wasteful hen with the reliable layer, praising proper feeding and housing as the path to higher farmer profits.
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