Blushing and Portrayal of Self in Society
The article notes that blushing signals a shy self controlled by sensitivity toward others and that even criminals may blush. It contrasts with the idea that short girls blush more and remarks on modest dispositions. It then shifts to forestry, describing 100000 acres of Douglas fir on the north fork of the Willamette in Oregon and a 100 year rotation if cutting continues at 1000 acres yearly. It ends with a streetcar quip about permissible liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamette River
Cascade National Forest
Oregon
United States
Gas Company Announces Lunch Hour and Evenings Closure
Beginning January 2 1924 the Gas Co will close from 12 to 1 p m and 5 to 6 p m while remaining open 9 a m to 9 p m for customer service. The rule aims to simplify accounting and improve office management. Customers are urged to cooperate with the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Gas Co
When Woman Goes Fishing
A whimsical tale about a woman who ties a ribbon on her line and regards fish as humanlike. One opponent refuses bait, casting without bait, and catches twin trout who decide to die by their own action. She then advises the fish market owner on his business.
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Farm
Farm Power
St. Louis
Babb Bros
Huntsberry
the Union Bank OF Winchester
Arcady and
Riondale
Winchester Seed Company
Brooks’ Pharmacy
East
Piccadilly Street
Kitch
Connellsville
Rice
Roy Smithing
Roy
Quemahoning Valley
Hochheimer & Company
Uniontown
W. C. Plundeke CO
Boston
Little Joe’s
Winchester
Hudson
Essex
Durant
Dodges
Jewetts
Willis Knight
Frankin Hupmobile
Etar
Olds
Osee Hudson
Virginia
N. Main St
North Main Street
Laxacold
Baker’s Drug Store
C. V
THE
People's Drug CO
North Main St
J. Mowres
Hotel Jack
H. Elmer Griffin
National Avenue
Scaramouche
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