Pendleton News Briefs Reflect Seasonal Return and Local Mix
Town life resumes after vacation season as residents return home and cooler weather makes city life tolerable. Engagement announced for Miss Juliet Cooper to Mr Ernest Reppe, wedding planned in December, with guests from The Dalles and local families. Several social events, library work, and visits to Salem, McMinnville, and Portland noted, along with updates on weddings, receptions, and upcoming services at the Episcopal church.
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Penn@jeton
Juliet Cooper
Ernest Reppe
Miss Cooper
Kenneth Cooper
South Main Street
Mildred Cooper
Dalles
Richard Mayberry
Clark Nelson
Mark Moorhouse
Willard Bond
James Cooper
Roy Alexander
Fred Earl
Sam Thompson
Maud Sheridan
Jennie Perry
Why Flirting is Not Right
Dr. Stanley Hall at Clark University argues that girls are born flirts and flirting is a woman's safety valve. The debate cites Dr. Nathaniel Putter and public reaction, noting shared views and counterpoints about natural instincts, social norms, and moral implications. The piece critiques sweeping claims and highlights differing opinions. A Portland Journal note promotes a stomach remedy.
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Jean Dare
Stanley Hall
Clark University
Northampton
Mass
East
Anil
Bernard Shaw
H. W. Wells
Dr. Hall
Cupid
Nathaniel Putter
The
Univeralty of
Chicago
Hall
United States
Marry While Youre Young
Beatrice Fairfax reflects on a mountain resort scene where guests are predominantly married. She observes couples of varying ages sharing intimate, trusting love and the joy of home life. A widow with her young son reads a letter from home to her husband, highlighting simple, happy domestic moments.
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Beatrice Fairfax
When Should a Woman Marry According to Port Worth View
An essay urges women to marry the man they love and respect rather than seek status or comfort. It argues paternal instinct varies, warns against delaying too long, and says marriage brings companionship and a chance to build fortune with a partner's strength.
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Port Worth
Citizen-Star
MISS MARGARET ILLINGTON RETURNS TO STAGE AT OREGON THEATRE
Margaret Illington, after a two year withdrawal, is scheduled to appear at the Oregon theatre on Tuesday August 30 in the French play Until Eternity her first local performance since her headlining work with John Drew in His House in Order and The Thief.
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Margaret Illington
John Drew
Atthie
Oregon Theatre
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