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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
4
A fragmentary notice from Pendleton Oregon outlines periodical mailing options and carrier delivery terms. It references several subscription intervals and pricing in a garbled list including semi weekly and monthly cadences, with an address and post office filing note.
Poetic fragment speaks of duty and rest after labor. A tollor longs for shadow time of Test and a harvest, while cheering the arrival of a celebration as dancers come to share in the moment.
Pendleton plans three weeks of events drawing thousands, prompting a city cleanup. Citizens urged to remove dry grass, clear gutters, wash business windows, and boost appearance to impress incoming visitors and media. Mayor to declare another Cleanup Day to showcase the city’s civic spirit.
The article notes Washington Gladden and Theodore Munger criticized 1870s youth for lacking the virtues of their fathers. It contrasts fears that Union war effort failed with the reality that today’s men fight corruption and women drive social regeneration, performing much of the world's best work.
Attorney WE M Peterson who spoke for Governor Csewald West at Freewater Peach Day compared the chief executive to Abraham Lincoln James A Garfield and Andrew Jackson, saying they share a type that always succeeds and wins over every obstacle riding to victory and fame.
It is encouraging that the accommodation committee has evaluated a plan to utilize every spare room in the city during the Round-Up. It is hoped that each spare room will aid the committee’s efforts.
Four miners lifted to safety yesterday after a harrowing ordeal where a mine fire created a chaotic inferno. Their removal followed hours of danger as flames and smoke blocked the shaft. Authorities say all workers are accounted for and receiving medical evaluation.
Senator Stone quipped at a reception that a new out break against reciprocity repeats an old story. He told a yarn about a boy who asked a rabbit nine times eight and two times two with no reply, concluding the leader was wrong that rabbits are the greatest multipliers.
Frederick Trevor Hill, secretary of the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, urges charity for children during a Century club discussion. He contrasts generous care with stinginess, recounting a street beggar and Japhet’s witty deflection about supporting his mother.
Explains that painting requires deliberate arrangement of objects and subjects. Whether still life, landscape, or figures, composition governs where to place lines shapes and colors. The painter must decide how much control to exert over design versus natural scene and balance lines, tones, and brush marks to create a unified work.
A journalist recounts a public dispute sparked by Cornelia Comer of Seattle who accused modern youth of moral decline. Attacks and defenses followed as commentators debated whether generations differ or if past ages were inherently better.
A precocious child, Jimmy Wie, mishears Eureka as Have found it and declares Archimedes found soap. The bath time lesson turns into a playful joke about wit, language, and a clever misunderstanding.
In the September World's Work Bernard Sexton runs a ten pupil school in an eight room woodland cottage in Connecticut. The children manage the house stable and garden and cook lunches while receiving strong individualized attention and informal joyful education that benefits them for life.
Dr Henry B D Chapin of New York warns in The Journal of the American Medical Association that infants suffer when living spaces lack cooling and fresh air. A hot day with closed curtains traps water vapor, impairs cooling, and can cause vomiting and illness. proper care includes ventilation, cooling baths, and keeping infants comfortable with fresh air and light clothing.
Fragmentary obituary notes a birth on August 25 for Pirthuday Sheton and a Confederate veteran who attended a university, later pursued farming, with unclear endpoints and multiple garbled details. The text references Tavides Parish, Loulalaniy Suit, and a Supreme Court mention, but specifics are unreadable.
The subject studied law in the state, pursued a legal career, and has been active in politics since 1878. He served as district judge, participated in the state constitutional convention, and joined commissions on uniform laws and other boards. He is a member of the American Bar Association.
August 25 history notes a list of varied events: Isik The kolenin inauguration in Paris Place de Vendome. 1312 French siege relief at Cadiz. 1829 Spaniards in Tampico flee to the Americas aboard Hornet. 1530 Belgian incursion near Hrussein with attacks on houses. 1535 Natolla destruction of 2,4000 houses in Halearieh. 1837 Rome firestorm causing 740 deaths. 1844 Troy fire destroying many houses and for manufacturing. 1870 Vitry fortress surrender to Prussians. 1884 Prince Toru... visit to Chicago. cholera in Vienna.
Henry Owen argues in World's Work that Grand Rapids, upon adopting a new Charter of Commission Government, will gain unprecedented hiring flexibility. The city could appointment department officers from any state or community, hiring top managers wherever salaries attract them. The mayor would authorize such engagements to secure the most efficient leadership.
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