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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
7
A collage of overheard exchanges and notices appears, including remarks about discounts on comforts, a Currant Borer advisory with pruning instructions, a public protest on a train, and humorous asides about city crowding and a chicken house.
A jumbled dialogue features children and adults in a humorous schoolroom scene. Hints of mischief and quick retorts reveal playful miscommunication and moral lessons amid a chaotic family chat.
A fashion note suggests silk mull as a laundry friendly fabric. It mentions a graceful drape for a skirt with soft fullness around the waist and a tan color, offering a hint for making one.
General Speaks, our state game warden, replies to readers about how to save the quail from starvation in harsh winters. He notes quail cluster in flocks when food is cut off and urges liberal grain or suitable food, praising farmers nationwide for interest in conserving the quail as an insect destroyer.
A garbled OCR style mix of quotes and slang from multiple sources. It includes phrases about a west show and a handkerchief in a city, plus a few dialogues with attributions to Puck, Moreland Leader, and Washington Star, but the text is incomplete and lacks coherent narrative.
A rambling street dialogue unfolds as a former gives advice to a hobo on a cart. The pair trade jabs about the world owing the man a chance, with quips about judges, attire, temper, and ambitions. Interspersed are snippets of unrelated lines and social gossip.
Oregon State Board of Examiners in Optometry offers a reward of 825 to anyone aiding arrest and conviction of unlicensed opticians selling glasses. Reward aims to enforce strict licensing law and bring violators to court.
A profile of Arren G Harding of Marion Ohio a Republic or standpat figure and self described stalwart He built the Marion Star into a career platform after a rough start teaching and managing the paper He is known as a strong orator and a political organizer with a long tenure in public service including lieutenant governor and state senate Also noted are anecdotes about his home life and character.
A princess from a noted family of beautiful women wed Prince Antoine Albert Radsiwit in Lom. The Deacon family includes sisters Gladys and Edith Deseo, with a rumored earlier match of Gladys to the German crown prince. The groom, 24, from a Polish aristocratic line, reportedly owns vast lands and a large income. his grandmother was a Prussian princess.
An account details Antonio Maura, Spain's conservative leader, nearly killed but saved by a brave girl during a perilous incident at night. The report emphasizes swift actions and the surrounding confusion as Maura escaped death.
A historical piece extols Dr George Washburn and Robert College in Constantinople. It notes the 23 acre estate overlooking the Levant, the college founding in 1863, and its role shaping education and the Young Turk era. It criticizes overuse of the word out and its wasteful phrasing.
Fragmented OCR text shows stray dialogue and garbled phrases about age of discretion, marriage, and social topics. It includes brief mentions of labor, temptation, and a preacher in a humor style, with unclear origin or coherence. No clear event or names present.
A collage of quips and snippets from a late era humor page. It covers garden mischief with a neighbor’s chickens, a joke about tying tongues and breaking bindings, a pun about chewing gum and Arabian language study, a mock life position claim of a 34 hour day, a joke about reforming a man, insomnia complaint, and a wry remark on hosting a beau inside versus the porch.
A clerical passenger says life is made of trials and a prosperous man agrees. A bystander remarks he is a lawyer, underscoring a chance conversation about fate and profession on the platform.
A reader recalls a neighbor sprinkling tin lawn during a forbidden time and asks what can be done. The respondent says they will write an indignant protest and have it printed in the paper.
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