A Boy That Laughed and a Plea for Printing Support
A cheerful verse about a laughing boy and his resilience. The piece shifts to a call for printing work for St Johns poor, noting lower prices in Portland and inviting support from citizens and businesspeople.
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St. Johns
Porteland
To The Consumer Learn thrift and shop for value now
A newspaper ad urges consumers to save by patronizing stores that offer right goods and proper service at minimum cost. It argues that every extra service adds to the bill and that buying cash, in-district delivery, and honest pricing reduce overhead. The message labels saving as patriotic and lists price guidance to act on.
Public utilities risk national war effort and needs
A warning that bankers investors and utilities face ruin from rising costs and declining earnings warns Congress and the public that railroads gas and electric companies must be aided to sustain war production. The piece calls for government aid and forbearance to prevent a national calamity and preserve war readiness.
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Public Utilities Commissions
Cong
Congress
Publc
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Portland Railway, Light & Power Co
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John Poit
JU Marvey
P&h. Transfer Co
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St. Jolie, One
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Veolaile National Bank
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Vancouver
Linn Fon
Portland and Suburban Express Co
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Portsmouth
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Portland Railway, Light & Power Company