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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
6
A kaleidoscopic column surveys early women aeronauts led by Ming and Garnerin, recounting fatal accidents, monarchial pageantry, and 19th century daring. It wanders through perilous flights, public executions, rescue feats, and odd anecdotes from London to Wales, ending with a quip about a theater mega phone announcer.
A Winnl farmer near Amsterdam killed his wife and disposed of her body to conceal marital strife. Neighbors found the good housewife two days after her death, dressed in a discarded salt of her husband and guarding a small orchard by the house. Public anger rose to a boil as authorities pursued the case.
Dr. Rachel Johnson, impatient, pushes Nell to settle a troublesome debt with the landlady. Oliver Goldsmith is tasked to write a marketable piece and yields The Vicar of Wake Gold. The line hints at a humorous, meta literary moment.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to reference phase three and a date style like six or zero but provides no coherent facts. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or events are recoverable, leaving only ambiguous terms such as Go tot like 06 env bow.
Monroe Woolley extols Chinese integrity in business drawing on a case where a Chinese contractor won a low bid for a US government project despite lacking capital and experience. He adhered to plans, bonded the schedule, and faced storms without shirking, leaving profits to cover losses while upholding Chinese business ethics.
A critique contrasts drowning saviors with the daily courage of fashion minded women. It argues true bravery lies in enduring uncomfortable garments and social expectations, noting women endure rigors of hats, heels, skirts, and bags to conform to fashion.
A long bath a foot longer than four feet deep has been set up at Henry colliery Lamigh Valley Coal Company Maing Pa to refresh mine mules after daily toil. The bath keeps mules energetic and adds minutes in the mine while driver boys endure the extra time. Also included is a recollection of Orville Wright’s Dayton banquet where an elderly Laytonian dismissed the Wright plane as a fake and mused on language and candor.
Rae describes sunsets as glorious at a country place, mentioning Tiffany setting and a vivid outdoor scene in a brief, rustic exchange.
A section surveys Brehon laws of pagan Ireland, noting equal property rights for wives, protections for spouses, and marital separation rules. It contrasts these with views on family economics, duty, and moral education, citing Stantey and Peabody on social questions. It also covers alfalfa drouth resistance and early cotton fabric history.
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