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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1910
Page
4
Daily by mail and by carrier options listed for Dally and Weekly publications with various subscription periods. United Press Association member notice declares status as a second class mail matter at Pendleton Oregon post office.
A reflective line speaks of an inward dream that ends in waking to living thought. The verse contrasts dream with dawn and the hopeful awakening of insight in the speaker. It emphasizes personal inner vision shaping reality.
The piece argues that new battleships with ten 14 inch guns, each costing about $85,000 and usable for 70 shots, will strengthen the U S navy and spur calls for universal peace. It explains muzzle velocity and energy, armor penetration, and the high cost of ammunition. It notes Lt Joseph Fischer’s war department experiments and Flaschel’s view that heavier than air machines and aeroplanes will be major future war factors.
The piece argues price levels hinge on perspective and notes Senator Lorge presenting a majority tariff report. It describes Massachusetts privilege backing the tariff and its defenders as whitewashed. The excerpt references Senator Johnson of Alabama amid ongoing tariff debate.
The minority report criticizes tariff and trust policies, linking the Payne Aldrich tariff to champagne consumption and wool clothing restrictions while noting global harvest machine trends since 1909. Margaret Trington, ex Mrs Frohman, returns to the stage in Till Eternity at Pendleton, with press agents pushing baby arrivals and sock darning details.
A group of European society women form a Big Feet club to promote growth of the pedal extremities. They claim size correlates with health and beauty and hope Chicago becomes known as the city beautiful if proven.
Former workers recall Gallagher’s claimed powers to influence others as if by magic and suggest he will have many opportunities to practice in the next twenty five years. The article also mentions F Augustus Heinze’s fiancée as a Titian haired actress described as a chorus girl with a brick top. It notes Home Coming Day in Umatilla and Morrow counties district fair.
An exchange hints Teddy's experience with African elephants could help him guide the GOP elephant to success in the political arena. The remark ties animal handling to party leadership, signaling confidence in his strategic ability.
A midwestern sightseeing man tours Egypt and questions why the land is called Kiro. He compares it to a Silinous town named Kayro and muses about being right, in a quippy Success Magazine excerpt.
A shy man and a woman share a quiet moment by the sea. She confesses feeling blue and unloved, but he reassures her with faith and affection. He notes she can sit on her hands while God and her mother love her.
Washington does expect a stream of royal visitors next winter and spring. Five highnesses will visit the United States with Duke of Connaught possibly joining them. Crown Prince Frederik William of Germany arrives next spring and Prince Andreas of Greece plans travel. Servian princes Georg and Alexander defer their March visit due to publicity over their quest for brides. Albert Edward may sail aboard a British battleship and visit American ports. Taunt Houn and Tsai Too will also come, with Washington idolized by society during a season of entertainments.
Berlin reports a striking drop in Germans leaving the country from 200,000 yearly thirty years ago to about 20,000 now. Official data show Germany’s population at 64,750,000 with a projected 65,000,000 by the next census. The growth stems from lower death rates and reduced emigration, while Germany’s population advantage over France widens.
A humorous dialogue fragment depicts a boastful claim about a son being a great student and burning midnight oil, countered by the response that gas leaks fill the house and the son keeps a chanticleer in his room. The haughty dame dismisses the tale with a toss of the head.
Milwaukee reader recounts severe female trouble and back pain ending after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims doctors advised surgery for a tumor but the remedy cured her, urging others to try it before operation. The notices state Pinkham invites sick women to write for free advice.
A man stepping from an excursion train with his wife and fourteen children is halted by a policeman who orders him along. The officer says he will learn why the crowd trails them, hinting at a broader law and order issue explored in Everybody's Magazine.
A rough vignette from Everrdy’s Magazine shows hoboes boiling coffee from a tomato can and swapping wry woe about luck. One man recalls sleeping on a coal car from Wilkes-Barre to Perth Amboy while the next train carried soft coal, as a visiting sermon prompts a quip about the quick and the dead.
A woman wore a tight hobble garment around the knees and, when struck by a severe cold, she refrained from anger. The fragment hints at social norms about attire and restraint in emotion.
Pendleton plans a grand round-up with participation from the Umatilla reservation as hundreds join rough riders in daily events. Chiefs mapine No Shirt and Amoz Pond pledge participation as wet dances pony races and tribal games are featured in what locals call a memorable occasion.
A fragment from the Catholic Standard and Times quotes Tommy explaining a lack of tools led him to chalk his name on a new desk. The exchange shows a young boy's simple motive and the paper’s candid, period tone.
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