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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows the Pendleton Oregon paper listing office addresses and bureaus in Portland Washington D C and Pendleton plus postal classification and telephonic contact hints. It resembles a masthead or imprint section rather than a full article.
Edison perfected a storage battery electric car that can run 150 miles per charge at one cent per mile. It eliminates overhead wires, poles, and track bonding, saving energy and construction costs while enabling lighter, cheaper interurban service and potential replacement of trolley cars on lines like Pendleton to Umatilla.
An arid western climate is linked to stronger, larger children and more vigorous students. Foot- Mall college coaches in the Northwest seek their best material from eastern Oregon students, according to Dr. E L Munson.
May Pacific Monthly argues arid country climate benefits mental and physical development. It says clear sunny days boost mood and health, prompting outdoor activity. It portrays Western Americans as cheerful, optimistic, self-reliant, and courageous, valuing fairness and initiative.
In Pendleton the two thirds counted will be tallied while one third are passed over by enumerators. They could not be reached or listed, causing Pendleton to miss a full population showing. The error leaves the town with an undercount of residents.
A fragment cites Taft proposing to send a squadron of 24 battleships and seat armored cruisers around the world in 1912. It notes hopes that improved streets and a new theatre would enhance living conditions and attract progressive merchants amid rising external trade.
A historical campaign watchword proclaims No Uncared for Tuberculosis in New York state In 1916 and No tuberculosis in 1920 as a broad crusade against the disease. The piece cites Prof William H Welch and Pasteur on eradicating germ diseases, notes progress through education, and provides statistics: tuberculosis causes about 19,000 deaths annually in New York State, with one third of deaths among ages fifteen to forty five.
The Chinese state department contemplates ordering officials soldiers and police to adopt the queue and wear short hair. The policy recalls the Minchu dynasty three centuries ago and the horse connection in Manchu gratitude. The pigtail historically symbolized ties between people and horses in Tartar conquest.
A brief note references low risk of hookworm while highlighting the so called baseball bug Lia Taney, suggesting limited health concerns amid sports interest.
A fragment references BEdi son developing a storage battery car and mentions Pendleton in connection with a project titled All tede lea 10 Pendleton. The note appears to be an isolated archival glimpse with unclear context and incomplete names. No confirmed events or actors are verifiable from the fragment.
An advertisement claims old sores stem from impurities in the blood and that Swift Specific Co pills purge the blood to cure chronic ulcers. It asserts the remedy works by cleansing circulation, rebuilding tissue, and promoting permanent healing, targeting elderly sufferers and promising free samples upon request.
Walt McDougall recounts a boss who mistook a bystander for a worker at an up state amusement park. A manager orders paying a man off then explains the worker was only a spectator. The anecdote suggests honesty is not harder for a poor man than for a rich one.
A fragmented reflection rails at memory and duty, noting a broken car, hard winter, and quirks of romance. The speaker muses on money, happiness, and social appeal, hinting at gendered views and shifting fortunes amid domestic life. The piece maintains a personal, informal tone with irregular observations.
A fragmentary philosophical column lists pithy maxims on fear, luck, victory and defeat, manners, fashion, in-laws, sleep, laughter, and prosperity, presenting a quirky mosaic of social observations and paradoxes.
A compact satirical piece on gender, love, and money. It suggests women are shaped by society, warns against risky romance with engaged women, and traces a man’s drift from wealth toward poverty while missing family. It also notes men’s indifference to gifts for wives and the impact on household needs.
A dated medical advertisement promotes a universal remedy described as the surest medicine for a weak stomach and constipated bowels. It also targets loss of appetite, gas, headache, indigestion, malaria fever, and other digestive ailments.
A quirky collection of aphorisms on women diplomacy and motivation. The piece quips about a female diplomat’s potential, procrastination, wealth schemes, and vanity with playful social humor and self reflected irony.
A 1640 acre fenced ranch near Pendleton Oregon with 800 acres grain 260 acres alfalfa set to yield 750 tons this year. Water via a stream with concrete dams and ditches, good buildings fruit trees berries and a railroad through the middle. Priced at 46000 dollars. BE Wade office in American National Bank Building Pendleton Oregon.
Dawson is described as a highly devoted father who stays up late thinking of clever things to attribute to his children. The quote highlights his pride in his offspring and his creative efforts to praise them.
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