Daily East Oregonian ad listing sale outlets in Portland
An on page notice lists sale outlets for the Daily East Oregonian in Portland. It mentions Oregon News Co at 329 Morrisop Street, and Northwest News Co with Chicago and Washington bureaus, plus a United Press Association telephone reference. The fragment lists addresses in Portland and bureau locations in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Morrisop Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest Newe Co
Chicago
Security Ball
Washington
L.C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Taft's acceptance speech frames reform versus privilege
A lengthy acceptance speech by President Taft is critiqued as mild and unsatisfying, arguing that his view favors concentrated wealth and trusts. The piece contrasts Taft with Roosevelt and Wilson, noting tariff and trust issues, and highlights local benefits from an upcoming steel bridge and a new branch hospital on the north side, suggesting property owners may gain from the projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
United States
Purdue
Steel Trust
Main Street
Preparing to Reciprocate Blessings by Shaping Streets for Travel
The text suggests a community aim to respond to blessings by improving roadways. It emphasizes turning streets into better shape to facilitate travel and mobility for residents.
Tranquil Joys on a Screened Porch Dream
A poem wishes for tranquil pleasures away from crowds and noise. The speaker prefers a quiet Birmingham life with a screened porch, a good cigar, and simple comforts over costly trips or noisy crowds, imagining peaceful, blue skies and mellow days far from the shouters and bustle.
The Dude Ranch Satire of a Western Outfit
Arthur Chapman in Denver Republican ridicules the old cattle empire as it shifts to summer boarders and city dwellers. Cowboys still exist but now guide tourists from Boston learning to ride while the ranch shifts from cattle branding to hosting guests and importing people from the Pullman car.
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West
Tenderfoot
Boston
Ibsen
Arthur Chapman
Denver
Confiscation of Privilege: Caution in Public Discourse
A sharp critique notes that burdening the industrious provokes less ire than targeting privilege with harsh words. It warns the privileged respond swiftly with verbal darts, likening them to a frightened porcupine ready to strike. The speaker hints at a deeper argument about restraint and social power.
Summer Heat Dangers for Infants Bowel Health
Mother guidance warns that regular bowel routines from infancy prevent chronic constipation later. In hot weather immediate attention to constipation and biliousness is vital to avoid illness. Harsh laxatives are discouraged. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended for gentle relief. Free trial bottle offered by Dr W B Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Contested Tax Policy and The Word Confiscation Used
A London Standard quote on confiscation to describe taxes on capital value versus revenue sparks comment. The piece notes American practices differ, with capital value taxation being common, while warning that the term carries pejorative weight among privileged classes worldwide.
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London Standard
Great Britain
United States
Standard
Difficult Laughs and Domestic Quips in Town Tales
A cluttered string of old humor lines and banter about gardens, marriages, and everyday woes. The piece hints at rural life with jokes about widows, aviators, dogs, and farm labor, capturing a slice of early 20th century small town humor from Youngstown Telegram.
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Pendleton
Oregonian Publishing CO
Eoterd
United Press Association
Manly
Wall
Domity
Vemi Feekly
Mall
Bem
Ance
America
Republican Party
Bull Moose Brigade
Col. Roosevelt
Bull Moosers
Steel and Harvester Trusts
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
New York
Bloom
Silpa
Birmingham
Ala
Age-Herald
DUDE
A. Schneiter
Prop
Pendleton, Ore
Adam
Eve
Youngstown
Sisters OF the Holy Names OF Jesus and Mary
Addrem
Mary's Sttademy
Pretland
St.Helens Hall
St. John Baptist (Episcopal
Pendleton Drug Co
Sun
Tan
Mt. Hood
Tallman & Co
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Golden Rule
Golden Rule Store
A. L. Schaefer
Ruby
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Cas
Pacific Power & Light Co
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