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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1910
Page
4
A fragment notes United Press Association entry in Pendleton Oregon with postal matter designation and city county paper status. The text mentions a postal official note and classification as a second class mail matter as part of the local paper registration.
Excerpt discusses Roosevelt's Sorbonne address, praising its clarity and practical focus. It highlights his emphasis on national duty, leadership, and balancing property with human rights, noting the speech reflects his action oriented character and American civic ideals.
The line between idealized courage and real action is drawn as a Rough Rider era cowhand embodies virility patriotism and frontier grit in a portrait that blends myth and history.
The East Oregonian quotes Roosevelt on attitude toward life and achievement. It condemns sneering, critics who never try, and aloofness, arguing true strength lies in engagement and effort rather than contempt for others.
The Ernst Oregonian questions why Pacific Telephone and Telegraph’s service is so poor and argues policy underprices workers. editors suggest low pay causes inexperienced staff, leading to frequent outages and dissatisfaction among local customers. They claim better wages could retain experienced employees and improve local service.
El Kiser writes in the Chicago Record-Herald about resisting smoking urges and regaining self control. He contrasts personal health warnings with the desire for rest and peace, noting wife’s nagging and the bleak mood without tobacco.
A stirring refrain speaks of a hurricane of plenty sweeping the land and lifting the country high and low. The line promises resolve as people vow to stand together, letting the wave of abundance carry the nation forward through challenging times.
In eastern Oregon spring weather brings crowds to mountain streams for fishing and leisure. Anglers, baseball fans, and riders fill the Blue Mountain and West End leagues while others enjoy outdoor activities, contrasting with a recent blizzard in the middle west.
Diamonds found in Arkansas for the first time in North American geological history. Three companies operate the field. over seven hundred diamonds discovered, largest weighing six and one half carats. Gems range from blue white to canary yellow and brown. Field appears large with high profit potential, likened to a true diamond crater.
An ad explains that unhealthy humors in blood cause eruptions and skin disease while pure blood cleanses and nourishes tissues. It promotes S.S.S. as the cure, claiming it removes humors from the circulation and clears the skin, with a promise of a free book from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
A letter from H. J. Taylor in Pendleton Oregon notes mayoral and city commission discussion on a telephone company matter. He states farmers face rent changes for phones, price rises, and a switch to ownership after a rental period, claiming phones cost 14.50 each and switchboard fees 7,000 yearly per line. He urges collective action for better service and lower prices.
The piece notes about twenty thousand people dine near Tenderloin each night with Lobster Labs planned to boost capacity to thirty thousand next year. Thousands of pounds of lobster and champagne are served nightly by thousands of waiters, leaving many empty pocketbooks each morning. It cites Mr. J Hill’s quip on the cost of living in the United States as context.
The piece notes rising lobster prices as demand grows while supply dwindles. Government statistics show a more than fifty percent drop in availability over three years, despite efforts by fish commissions. Starvation fears reach communities like the Tenderloin.
A pupil was urged to buy a grammar by a schoolteacher, drawing a mother's note explaining she prefers her child to study larger useful subjects like science, German, drawing, and piano vocal music, stating she has not benefited from grammars.
The motor from Pendleton to Umatilla runs this evening at five o clock. The East Orewonian prints the latest telegraphic news from the world. Reho’s Echoes notes the daily paper’s value and the people of Heho praise the service.
A May McClure's piece recalls Nicholas I touring Paris. He sees a street urchin whistling the Russian hymn and asks about the empress. The boy learns the joke backfires as the emperor reveals the empress is well, sparking the boy’s stunned, dignified retreat. Nicholas later shared the tale to amuse peers.
In a brief exchange the speakers treat love and practicality as intertwined. Sentimental Girl insists on devotion while Miss Cayenne counters with a grounded vision of a three or four story home. The dialogue centers on securing a life that balances affection with stable shelter.
A character reflexively answers that moral obligation exists, then declares intent to return a stolen kiss. The dialogue explores guilt and restitution through a concise exchange, implying immediate action to fix a wrong. The tone suggests a fablelike meditation on ethics and restitution.
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