Pendleton Office Records Second Class Mail Note
An office entry from Pendleton Oregon indicates second class mail status. The Daily East Oregonian distribution details include Luderman News Co Portland Imperial Hotel News Stand and a Washington DC bureau at Fourteenth Street NW with a security building address.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Daily East Oregonian
Luderman News Co
Washington
Portland
Imperial Hotel
Boreau
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Waiting for Spring in In Memoriam Vision
Poem line fragment from Tennyson expresses faith that good will prevail through doubt. It speaks of hope that no life is wasted and that winter will eventually yield to spring as all things align to a higher purpose.
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Tennyson
Gravity Defies Ship Disaster Claims Eighteen Drowned
Eighteen men aboard the Mimi were drowned when their gravity ship floated while unballasted. The incident, described as a breach of ballast rules, left authorities investigating how the law of gravity could not be suspended for a moment.
The Mimi and the gravity law lessons
The text likens shipwrecks and human folly to gravity rules that cannot be bent. It argues laws of nature are inexorable and that reckless business, indecision, and excessive drinking lead to ruin, warning that everyone faces consequences for violating established rules. A separate note predicts tariff revision by Democrats will bring great good and reduce travel costs while funding federal needs.
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Mimi
Rawj Democrats
Tax reform shifts burden to wealthy and lowers consumer costs
The plan envisions combined income and corporate taxes yielding about 3100,000,000 annually and frees the poor from new duties while taxing high incomes. Consumers would save, as duties on essentials and tariff walls are reduced, reshaping national revenue and pricing.
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Custom House
Memorial service planned for Dr Blalock at watersways meeting
During the Columbia and Snake river waterways association gathering in this city on April 15 a memorial service will honor the late Dr Blalock who did much for the public good.
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Beme Mide
Dr. Blalock
Columbia and Snake River Waterways Association
Superintendent Overwhelmed by Wide Rail Route
Eight hundred miles of trackage is too much for one superintendent to cover amid storms in two mountain ranges. The article notes the strain of managing extensive lines and severe weather impacting operations.
California lawmakers rush Japan talk amid canal delay
Questioning why California legislators push confrontation with Japan before the Panama Canal completion echoes broader Pacific tension. The inquiry suggests domestic political timing influences foreign policy stance as regional leaders weigh trade and security.
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California
Panama Canal
Japan
President Wilson Guilty Of An Other Innovation
A Volumbus Journal opinion claims President Wilson trampled sacred traditions by omitting the customary frock coat during daytime calls, marking a shift from established etiquette and sparking debate over official fashion and decorum.
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Wilson
Supreme Court of the Unit
President Wilson Hosts Diplomatic Corps in White House
The article notes Wilson receiving diplomatic corps and distinguished guests at the White House wearing a gray sack coat. It asserts the president’s reliability in keeping his word and suggests men who value their individuality and modest, clean fancies tend to rise to prominence.
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Diplomatic Corps
White House
Wilson
Pinching of the Shoe Echoes Eugenics Talk
Cosmo Hamilton in New York discusses eugenics and divorce. He cites a Roman anecdote about a shoe that pinches yet seems perfect, illustrating how people overlook hidden faults in the named oppose. The tale underscores the contentious link between eugenics and regulated divorce.
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New York Tribune
Cosmo Hamilton
New York
Rare Napoleonic book brings $1845 at Sotheby’s sale
Quatrick, a New York collector, paid $1845 for a Paris printed 1906 rare book on Napoleon's Italian campaign at Sotheby’s sale of rare books and tracts. Hakluyt’s Principal Navigations, Voyages and Discoveries of the English Nation, Made by Sea and…
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Quatrick
Italy
Paris
Sotheby's
Richard Hakluyt
Auction Highlights From A Collector’s Sale Of Rare Books
A 1599 1600 dated large man and Drake's Voyage to Cadiz opened bidding but sold for 2000 dollars to a collector. Cot ton Mather's Witchcraft, detailing witch trials in New England, fetched 150 dollars. John Williams' pamphlets on America and its history, printed 1777, brought 175 dollars. Mrs PFBE Boyden enjoyed a visit from her mother Mrs Hagerman of Portland.
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Overland
Drake
Cadiz
Cotton Mather
New England
John Williams
America
Cascarets Headache Remedies Promise Gentle Night Cleansing
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a gentle overnight cleanse for headaches bile irritability and foul taste. It claims liver stomach and intestinal disorders improve by morning with no griping and even children will take them due to pleasant taste. A ten cent box is advertised for keeping bowels and head clear for months.
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
Dale
Mall
Dally
Céficta! City and County Paper
United Press Association
The
New York World
Time Register Company
Ohio
John H. Patterson
Dayton
Patterson
Mr. Patterson
United States
United Cooks and Pastry Cooks Association of the
Volumbus Journal
New York Sun
PF. BE. Boyden
Billous
Oliver Stignals
Neal Cascarees
Pendleton’s Leading Furniture Store
Morris
Reed
J. T. Brown
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