Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Advertising Notice
Publication details for the Pendleton East Oregonian and regional newspaper distribution are listed. The notice enumerates sale locations in Portland and Washington D C and specifies subscription options by mail and carrier with various durations.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Daily
East Oregonian
Hedelman News Co
Washington Street
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City Charter Debate Links Hospitals and Mutual Benefit
The piece discusses extending city limits to include nearby districts for shared services such as water, post, fire, police, and schools, with tax tradeoffs. It also covers Secretary McAdoo’s crop moving funds and editorials from the St Louis Post Despatch, Spokesman Review, and East Oregonian praising or critiquing the plan and its potential regional impact.
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Orside
State Hospital
Riverside
McAdoo
St. Louis
Pendleton academy dies as state takes school work
The article notes the suspension of Pendleton Academy, once a small private school, and argues state control of education is preferable. It reflects on private finishing and wealthy schools, their costs, and perceived social harm, while lamenting the loss of the academy and praising public funding via taxation. It also touches on regional politics, transportation ideas, crime in New York, and local burning and fire response developments.
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Pendleton Academy
Composer Receives Honor for Set Tune
A composer earned recognition for the tune to which their work was set, honoring the original musical piece and the creative connection between the composition and its orchestration. The award highlighted the enduring influence of the melody and its adaptation by the arranging artist.
The New Fashioned Teaching Story in Leslie's
Kate Upson Clark recounts a tale for teachers about old and new methods. Two girls walk to school. One laments the multiplication table while the other boasts of studying Buddha, illustrating a clash of schooling approaches and common sense.
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Kate Upson Clark
Leslie’s
Boston Bookstore Mislabels Ibsen Display Card
A Washington street bookshop display card mislabels Ibsen in Boston. The Boston Traveler notes the error as ironic, but the mislabeling in a Boston bookshop magnifies the irony.
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Boston Traveler
Washington Street
Ibsen
Boston
In Mirthful Vein Political Quip From The Star
A Washington Star quip questions a man’s usefulness in a political movement. The reply notes he will subscribe to opinions but not to the campaign fund, illustrating selective support and skepticism in partisan efforts.
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Washington Star
Information Wanted At Police Station Dialogue
A husband at the station asks to see the captured house robber to learn how he entered without waking his wife. The sergeant agrees and the judge remarks the man has spent 20 years seeking such a tale.
Pelted the pill and slugged the sphere for three sacks
In this colorful exchange from the Chicago Record-Herald, a playful sports metaphor is explained. Henry asks what the line means and Mary clarifies that it refers to pitching and scoring plays in a baseball context, with phrasing about slugging and three sacks indicating bases.
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Henry
Uncle Jake’s Happy Mood Raises Neighboring Whispers
In a small scene, Bobby asks his mother about Uncle Jake’s unusually buoyant demeanor. She worries he may have indulged in alcohol, hinting at hidden troubles behind the cheer.
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Bobby
Jake
Evolution Dialogue on Squidgley Conjectures
A fragmentary exchange discusses Squidgley. One speaker calls him a modified Yankee, prompting the other to ask what that means and noting he never guesses but conjectures. The brief quoted line hints at a literary or linguistic debate within a larger piece.
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Squidgley
By the Scissors London Chronicle Song Origins
The piece notes many timeless songs were written by men with limited fame. It cites Rouget de Lisle’s Marseillaise and The Wearing of the Green as anonymous street ballad work. It mentions Max Schneckenburger who wrote Rhine burden verses in 1840 later gaining fame after the Franco German war.
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London Chronicle
Marseillaine
Rouget de Lisle
Dublin
Max Schneckenburger
Rhine
Germany
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