Sunday Legislation Opposed by Liberty and Equal Rights
A signed piece argues against Sunday laws as class legislation that infringes on individual liberty and equal rights. It cites the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and Jefferson to claim church and state should remain separate, noting many citizens observe Sundays differently while law should protect all citizens equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Kaevin
Thomas Jefferson
FW. Gilmer
United States
Senate
McKinley
Sih
Jesus Christ
JM. Mytgreyoun
Quirky Portland Snippets Stirred by Odd Tales
A collage of humorous vignettes features Portland life with sly jests about florists, autos, and life insurance. Anecdotes touch on gossiping neighbors, a New York Life joke, a San Francisco gas death, and playful quips about trains, bridges, and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Richardson
California
Tom
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
San Francisco
Kalama
Front Street
Portland
Henry Holdphast Rogers
Dangers Of A Cold And How To Avoid Them
Dangers of a cold cause more fatalities than any other origin, and proper early treatment matters. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as prompt and effective, easing coughing relieving lungs aiding secretions and supporting natural recovery. Sold by Jackson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Azure
Jackson
Smoking Reform Convention in Belgium Promotes Slow Pipe Use
A Belgian convention of pipe smokers advocates tobacco reform by smoking slowly. President M. Kos states it takes him three hours seven minutes to finish one pipe and suggests careful filling methods. The aim is to reduce abuse of tobacco and maximize pleasure while limiting nicotine intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
M. Koa
M. Kos
Ticket box reversal highlights human nature in Paris
An amusing anecdote from Paris shows railway ticket boxes. A tiny box at a corner led to only one in ten tickets deposited. After replacing with a large box in a prominent spot, only one in a hundred tickets reached it. The twist reveals the more conspicuous the box, the lazier the passengers become at depositing tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Andegeround
Parker Becomes Millionaire After Prospector Boom
Mr Parker named vice president of the Colorado and Southern railroad amassed over 1 000 000 after years of hunting for a prospector with little reward He remained in Denver and celebrated by buying silk underwear The tale notes his fortune and simple tastes without sensational detail
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Mr. Parker
Bild
A.D. Parker
Colorado and Uthern Railroad
Parker
Denver
Tioldtlelde
The Japanese Parliament From Era Magazine
The era notes Japan’s parliament forming sixteen years prior with a stormy first meeting in winter 18001. Members earn about £80 a salary plus allowances and cannot refuse. Voter rolls are tiny, with about 1 percent of the population eligible to vote. All electors must be twenty five and pay a direct national tax of one yen.
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Era Magazine
Japanese Cartoons Show Peace Aftermath Across Tokyo Streets
Postwar Osaka and Tokyo newspapers run cartoons about the treaty’s aftermath. One image shows Admiral Ito carried on a portable shrine through crowds of coolies, while another depicts the funeral of Baron Koruna with tall hats and cadaverous faces. A map in The Asabi alow claims Sakhalin island being split by a sword.
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Osila Asal
Admiral 'I'o
Koruna
Asabi Alow
Sakhalin Island
Swinburne Loses Vote Over Shared House Dispute
Poet Algernon Charles Swinburne failed to secure his vote at the Wadsworth revision court over a joint tenancy with Theodore Watts-Dunton. The clerk resisted noting that Watts-Dunton alone was listed as the occupier and Swinburne had paid half the rent yet was removed from the register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinburne
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Wadsworth Revision Court
Theodore Watts-Dunton
Boston Baker Used Thousand Pounds Daily Tehyde Deodorant
A Massachusetts health board report reveals a Boston baker was using about 1000 pounds per day of Tehyde deodorant in food processing. The disclosure highlights ongoing public concerns over preservatives and dyes in foods.
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Boston
Coe
Massachusetts Board of Health
Jamaican Lady Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs. Michael Hart wife of the Cart Service superintendent in Rion Jamaica says she has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years for coughs and croup and would not be without a bottle. Sold by Jackson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hart
Cart
Rion
Jamaica
West Indies
Jackson's
Peterson Buys Ten Acres Near Oak Park Addition
P J Peterson purchased ten adjoining acres from Henry Smith near Oak Park second addition. The deal price was 500 dollars per acre, totaling five thousand dollars for the entire tract.
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P. J. Peterson
Henry Smith
Oak Park Second Addition
Hart Buys Corner Lot for New Home at University Park
D W Hart of University Park purchased a 100 by 100 foot corner lot at Dawson and Fifth for 3500 dollars and plans a handsome new residence on the site. The deal reflects local demand for residential building and showcases Hart as a prospective homeowner in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hart
University Park
Dawson and
Fifth
Final Notice on Lot Sales at Court Place and St Johns Park
The St Johns Land Company advertises that January 15 1906 marks the first day to buy lots at old prices in Court Place and St Johns Park. On that date a ten percent price increase takes effect, a warning to buyers.
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St. Johns Land Company
Court Place
St. Johns Park
Resolution Adopted For Sewer Construction In St Johns Oregon
The City Council of St Johns Oregon adopts a resolution to construct sewers to serve health and convenience. The plan details sewer location starting at John and Jenny streets then Philadelphia Street toward Willamette River, with assessments to properties benefited. City Recorder J W Hane is directed to publish notice in The Review on January 5 and 12, 19%.
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Ald
Witom Tt
Delors
John Street
Oth Johns
Bradford Street
Harbor
Willamette River
City Recorder of
City of
St. Johns
P.m. W.C. Prancts
Tie
Tub
County of Multnomah
State of Oregon
Salem Street
Taylor Street
James Johns Hirst
St. John
Multnomah County
Bradlford Street
North Second Street
Willawette River
St. Johnns
W.C. Frances
Coimmon Council
St. John Oregon
Oregon
Monteith Street
Muchanan Street
Learned Street
Monteith
Neah
City of St. Johns
Il Monteith Street
Sach Street
Ube
St John
Tati
A. D. Tyes
John
Jenny Streets
Philadelphia
Willamette Ives
Patie
Bowadeds Co
Camnes
Come
Recorder
Ss. jokmeBt
Weethie
Von
J. W
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Bonham & Currier
General Merchandise
Cochran
Hinnee
W. H. King Land Co
Bickner Brothers
Mevelundien
Ceverion
Ait, Johan, Oregon
Poff & Carey
Korte Price
Phone Union
St, Johns, Oregon
the Peninsula Bank
Wise Bros
Dentists
Portsmouth
Scott
Tole
Johns
F. J. Koerner
Alung
Nealens
Ian Thorns
THE
Mar
Pander
Dallas
Ed Plaster
Lydia Pinkham
Tse Peruna
New York Life
Helen A. Nagg
Helen
Willamette
Aberdeen
Washington
Bernandi
Metroplitan
Wise
Kangaroo Firesimmons
St. Johns Market
House of Quality
Jersey Street
Faulk
O.F, Meena Faulk & Merrill
Pointe, Ile
Laurel Lodge
O.F
Od Fellows Hall
Overstreet
I. Hilliers
Ataare
Tate Rievin
W.C. Adams
Postoffice
the Jeweler
Tacoma St
Citheens
St. Johne
Thin City
Wallon Bend
Gatton
Daniel Brecht
ST. Johns, Oregon
G. Heitkemper CO
Morrison Street
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