Daily East Oregonian Subscription Rates Listing
A fragmented ad details subscription prices by period and delivery method for Daily East Oregonian and related offices. It lists single and multi month plans, carrier and mall delivery, and notes distribution by Northwest News Co and other outlets in Portland and Chicago Bureau, with official city and county paper designation.
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Titanic Inquiry Reveals Harboring Safety Shortfalls
The senate Investigation into the Titanic disaster yields important disclosures. It shows the company refused to provide marine glasses for lookouts, raises questions about the 2300 passenger ship carrying only 20 lifeboats, and notes warnings about icebergs were not heeded. The hearings may curb arrogance and push tougher future regulations.
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It Won't Do Oregon Delegates and Roosevelt Votes
The article critiques Attorney General Crawford's view that Oregon delegates need not back Roosevelt without a majority. It argues the preferential law intends unanimous delegation for the primary winner. It notes candidates supported voting with the popular choice, and expects delegates to honor the majority.
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Pendleton Aims to Host Big Gatherings Properly
The piece urges broad participation and strong organization to entertain and serve large conventions in Pendleton. It argues that one or two people cannot shoulder the work and that past conventions suffered from inadequate accommodations and entertainment. It stresses that a well funded, well organized effort is needed to attract and satisfy crowds.
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Community Meeting Urges Townwide Entertainment Support
The meeting urges residents to participate and assist in planning and directing town entertainment futures. It cautions against overreaching small communities and stresses that the whole town should aid in making the effort a success.
Republican machine intact after county race split
The writer says the county Republican machine remains strong after a legislative contest. D. Peterson opposed them and exposed their stance on the speakership, provoking their bid to oust him. Peterson sought real legis lative influence rather than being a tool, and the writer argues he deserved another term.
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Spiritualist Claims Contact With Titanic Editor Shade
A Pittsburg spiritualist says she has conversed with the shade of W. T. Stead, the London editor who perished on the Titanic. Stead cannot deny the claim from the beyond, the medium asserts.
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Democratic year Pen Deton Plans Elector and Delegate
In a democratic year Pen Deton prepares for the process by naming one presidential elector and one delegate to the Democratic National Convention. The move signals party organization ahead of the nominating events and potential campaigning across the region.
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Republicans nominate man for dairy and food commissioner
J. D. Mickle reports the Republicans nominated a candidate for food and dairy commissioner who has the backing of the faction urging strict enforcement of pure food laws and tighter dairy industry regulation.
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J. D. Mickle
Food and Dairy
George Carr of Portland Accused of Four Wives
Portland man George Carr stands accused of maintaining four wives raising questions about how he supported multiple spouses. Court papers indicate concerns over bigamy and possible financial arrangements, with prosecutors seeking clarification on income sources and household support.
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Portland
University of Oregon Brigade Faces Fall Preparation
The University of Oregon brigade must reach working trim for the upcoming fall fight, with emphasis on proper drill and readiness.
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No necessity for dry farming methods in Umatilla County
A brief note states that there is no need for dry farming methods in Umatilla County at present. The remark emphasizes current conditions and discourages adoption of such practices now.
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There May Be Something To The Con Test At Convention
A fragmented sentence hints at developments within the Republican National Convention. The text suggests debate or controversy around the event, with references to a possible challenge or contest to proceedings. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Firemen on the Olympic Avoid Deep Ocean Exploration
The crew aboard the Olympic shows no strong wish to dive to the ocean floor, preferring surface duties over deep sea exploration as part of their mission profile.
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A Poem of Time By E. Kiser
A speaker pleads with Time not to erase age but to spare a young heart within. The verse laments wrinkles and frost, asks to keep the glow of youth, yet desires to preserve a brave heart beating in the speaker's breast.
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E. Kiser
Mars Year Length Quoted In Jest Between Birthdays
A playful exchange notes Mars uses 730 days per year and jokes about a February 29 birthday. The remark contrasts planetary time with a leap day birth, suggesting a long wait between birthdays for an imagined traveler.
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The Realm Feminine Fashion Trends of the Season
Multitudes of tiny buttons trim afternoon frocks in charmeuse sarah bengaline or taffeta. The double draped tunic and new pannier styles reshape skirts with cord piping and slanted gores. Broad self fabric folds and tailored hats, brazier coats in striped tennis flannels, all shape a versatile summer wardrobe.
Reader’s Eye for Style in Writing and Dress
The passage argues that true style remains unobtrusive, focused on content, much like a reader prefers not to notice the writer’s craft. It compares good writing to a well dressed nun whose clothes go unseen, highlighting restraint as the mark of mastery.
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Thomas L. Masson
Lippincott’'s
Sorrows of a Fat Man Man and stairs in a Cincinnati Times Star tale
A New York correspondent details Victor Herbert’s six story Seventies house and a fat friend who collapses climbing six flights to his music room. Herbert departs at noon sharp after the guest struggles to reach the sixth floor, then descends trembling and promises to tell Victor he will meet him.
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Fragments From a Conversation at the Lambs Club
A brief exchange occurs mentioning the Lambs club and a street floor setting, with quoted lines capturing a snippet of dialogue between a speaker and Mrs Herbert.
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Lease Signed by Young Couple in Pretty Flat
The excerpt shows Mr. Ponsonby and his bride of three months signing a lease for a small flat. He jokes about deciding who will take the lead in their new home as they begin married life.
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Mr. Ponsonby
Fragmented Dialogue Told Between George And Woman
A fragment shows a woman chiding George as mistakenly voiced in a playful exchange. She remarks she decided something while friends were tossing old shoes, hinting at an informal, social scene. The brief dialogue suggests a lighthearted domestic moment.
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Cling to Your Faith Message Cautions on Entering Business
Motivational remark urges holding faith even when facing practical ventures. Advises against mixing spiritual resolve with risky enterprise. Emphasizes steadfast belief as the core guide in life decisions.
Styles of Writing Across the Page
The author surveys writing styles from neatly crafted prose to jagged staccato rhythms. It contrasts orderly, dignified progression with harsh, jarring edge and the delicate mosaic of a finely refined, feminine precision.
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