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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
2
In a windy dune setting two youths quarrel amid guardianship tensions as a stout man erodes distance and a perilous descent tests loyalties. Philip Dunbar presses Mr Cuthbert for chance to win Emily while legal authority resists and plans shift toward a risky resolution in a remote landscape.
Emily J. Putnam argues in Atlantic Monthly that Roman women were largely submerged in society with no genuine feminist movement. Women’s actions focused on pecuniary rights, not broad improvements, as Greek influence and class divisions limited female influence and representation.
Instructional note on cleaning paintings using a raw potato rubbed across the image to lift grime, then trimming and wiping with cloths and silk handkerchiefs, followed by a proper varnish application. The advisory emphasizes careful, staged cleaning as the dirt is removed.
A boy asks his father for help with a tricky bank and age problem in which he must determine his current money and age from conditional statements. The tale moves through library finds like Michard’s Natural Arithmetic and Milne’s Inductive Arithmetic with puzzles about sheep in pastures and siege cannons. A New York bit observes five partners in a wholesale house who never speak face to face, relying on memos or private lines, while a split behind the scenes endangers the firm’s harmony and forces formal conferences to keep the business running.
A chaotic scene unfolds in a clerical office as a vision proclaims the arrival of the big stick and Theodore the Great, prompting mock wonder about cyclones or comets. Interwoven sketches include Dr. Robert Stuart MacArthur’s Chautauqua lectures, humorous exchanges about page duties, and assorted anecdotes on work, wages, aging, and social quirks.
Miss Caroline E Wensel, a former Hement worker and Vassar graduate, starts an outdoor school on Washington Street Massachusetts Avenue to train rag men and street vendors in melodic throat tones. She teaches pronunciation and stagecraft, hoping the verbal clatter becomes lilting, with tunes like Age and Rotten Tea and Seep Grease guiding a new, peaceful cadence.
A chaotic fragment recounts a rural scene with Polly the red Durham cow and newborn twins causing excitement at a police station in Hyde Park. A sergeant and officers attend the household amid crying children and milk cows, while stray facts about medals and hunting chatter fill the rest.
A collage of coinage and domestic musings reflects on social habits, gender roles, and everyday irritants. The musings touch on prices, arguing with someone ignorant, and the tension between appearances and reality in marriage and courtship.
A Brooklyn lawyer recalls Patrick H. McCarren’s Rome visit. McCarren reportedly peeked into an Ara Cool Church near the Coliseum, tried to lift his hat as a service continued, and was humorously deterred by an unseen hand and a voice warning him to stop. The anecdote blends humor with a glimpse of church etiquette and social commentary from the era.
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