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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
4
A Topeka Capital item notes a court or social query about whether a girl can love two men at once. The piece suggests she can only fake passion to fool both, reflecting a humorous or satirical take on romantic duplicity.
A fragmentary note cites the Atlanta Constitution on the growth of industry in ten years. It mentions a fountain and a rise in production within the United States, stating industry has nearly trebled while steel pen output has doubled.
A family portraits debate at a Long Peland home as two guests seek entry into high society. They object to a Beatrice portrait while noting a Madonna and a tense scene hints at reform plans amid social ambition. A separate note mentions a collision and ongoing concerns about arsenic use in bird spraying.
A compact collage of quotes and notes on vision, sanitation, jokes, and social observations. It references nearsightedness origins, ghee provisions, bullet myths, New York sewage tonnage, an artist on war, nurse patient exchanges, a fashion detail about neckties, and a bank clean out by a janitor.
A jumbled report notes Huerta jailed after a serious new charge in the county jail, with Nacio Bravo and Ricardo Causa mentioned among others. It cites threats to shoot a deputy, a purse offer for Mexican children, and references to General Huerta and U.S. law, with unclear dates and details.
A crank exploded a bomb in the United States Capitol in Washington injuring J P Morgan who survived with non vital injuries per doctors. Secret Service and New York detectives examined the scene and Holt confessed to the attack. authorities summoned experts for fingerprint and description analysis.
Northwest market notes show prices for oats, corn, and beans, with poultry, cherries, and melons listed. Tacoma cherries from Hale's Passage praised for color and flavor, cantaloupes rising on typical shipments, and California new potatoes slipping to $1.80 per hundred pounds. Grain bags remain firm, potato shipments heavy, and hops markets described with recent purchases totaling hundreds of bales.
A readable excerpt extols homemaking as a noble duty for women. It stresses neatness, rest, and cheerful mood as essential to creating a beloved home. It argues that beauty alone cannot suffice without practical care, cooking, and a positive disposition to influence families and communities.
Short, practical notes on prepping beans cabbage and sprouts with lukewarm water to preserve color. Instructions warn against soaking, advise draining promptly, and urge use of plenty of water. Includes quick recipes for Vegetable Ragout Bour Cream Cookies Chocolate Caramels and Old Fashioned Lemon Fison with guidance on basic doughs and fillings.
A Virginia editor threatened to print the name of a young man who allegedly bugged a girl to a park unless his subscription was paid within a week. The piece notes that careful readers paid promptly, with some even paying a year in advance.
A street theater audience laughs as a girl awakens in makeup and paint, a cry about a curse from Aunt Hell’s party sparks the scene. Eugene attends his Aunt Nap’s church wedding where the best man waits as the bride advances and the child’s treble calls out Hurry up Aunt Nea Mr Abbot’s waiting.
Article fragment discusses Resinol ointment claimed to ease itching and cooling relief for eczema and eruptions. It mentions Hesinol and mentions advertisement style text with stray editor notes and a forest scene unrelated to medical claims.
Little aistar gazed into the mirror and admired herself. Sinter commented sharply that she thought she was pretty. Ele ver replied that she was only half and half.
A Columbus Ohio Journal excerpt shows a teacher’s erratic lesson about the human frame with odd pauses and a backbench interjection about wrapping around the city hall. It notes ongoing discouragements and backsets along progress, referencing a campaign chief’s effort to stay sober.
A humorous exchange from a Woman's Home Companion column mocks a baby’s resemblance to a house, as a child named Popjoy asks which side of the house the infant resembles. The reply humorously contends the baby does not resemble a house at all.
A partial historic health note suggests nervous troubles may be helped by outdoor air and abundant fresh air exposure, though the fragment leaves broader context and guidance unclear. The wording implies a period belief in outdoor remedies and atmospheric influence on mental health.
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