Heegan Independent Newspaper Advertising Notice
Fragment from Pendleton Oregon publication lists postal and circulation details for Heegan Independent Newspaper. Includes publishing company, locations, mailing options and rate categories.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
4
Fragment from Pendleton Oregon publication lists postal and circulation details for Heegan Independent Newspaper. Includes publishing company, locations, mailing options and rate categories.
Oliver Wendell Holmes meditates on enduring sorrow and trials with faith. The speaker finds solace in the divine presence, stating that through long journeys of grief and fear they still bear their burdens because love divine remains near. The poem affirms steadfast devotion and acceptance of suffering.
Pendleton will host Secretary Lane this evening as his western tour includes the Hermiston Project West Umatilla extension and Umatilla Indian Reservation. The visit aims to gather firsthand condition information for policy decisions affecting home seekers and limiting speculation.
The piece critiques Eugenics as a social movement focused on marriage duties and education rather than mere medical controls. It references Diggs-Caminetti, Harry Thaw, Uncle Joe Cannon, Jim Jeffries, and old ink lore, questioning sensational reporting and pondering enduring ideas from past scandals.
A fragment states that some inmates credit vigilant policing for their loss of freedom, suggesting that ongoing watchfulness may have kept them confined in the county jail rather than enjoying liberty.
In a provocative proposal the author argues for diverting the Missouri into an artificial back channel to rejoin the Mississippi behind the city. The plan envisions clearing Front Street by transforming the harbor, using spillways, and cites Col. Goethals as a possible adviser on engineering fixes like expansive spillways at Gatun.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes women's progress in campaigning and administration while highlighting a key flaw. Women endure graft-free campaigns but struggle with continual attacks and criticism, often resigning under pressure. Ella Flagg Young, earning 10 600 yearly, left Chicago due to board tensions, illustrating the challenge.
In New York a man argues happiness depends on the cook while Coward adds in more cases it depends on the delicatessen shop, a judge comments on the culinary tie to mood and taste.
A broker declares profits largely on paper while a sly coal dealer counters that his profits are on the slate, delivering a brisk, wry exchange. The exchange signals tensions in market rhetoric between financial illusion and tangible commodities.
A London cable to The Sun reports the sale of an antique inkstand for 7010 dollars. The piece is described as an equestrian Marcus Aurelius bust with an inkwell and sand box, mounted on a hexagonal plinth with foliage and claw feet. The article muses on historical figures and imagined conversations sparked by the inkstand.
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