Frtast East Oregonian Publication Note Caution
The fragment describes publication details for the East Oregonian printing office in Pendleton Oregon. It lists pricing by mail for Emily and Bal periods, advertising deadlines, and office addresses including Perkins Portand and Washington Street. The text indicates deadlines for Monday and Saturday issues and mentions Scripps McRae News.
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Wally
Ake
Bal
Mall
Emily
Wall
Sealy
Mall Beg
Mall Semi
Ate Poor
Mall Seul
Mal Sam
Scripps McRae News
Fragmentary Verse Fragmentedly Readable Note
A brief, fragmentary poetic line describes dark silence and unseen things as the sunken theme. It mentions a virgin Woodward Cloud and evokes a ritualized sense of anticipation and mystery within sparse imagery.
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Rome
Woodward Cloud
New Political Realignment Seen In U S History
The article argues that both major parties weaken as tariffs and monetary policy split factions. It notes rising support for public ownership of utilities and railroad regulation across parties, and predicts a new third party forming from leaders like Roosevelt La Follette Johnson Folk Jerome Weaver to unite on common advanced principles and influence municipal gains in New York and Chicago.
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United States
Roosevelt
Oiegraph
New York
Chicago
Polk
la Follette
Johnson
Jerome
Weaver
Silent Retail in the Sacred Alley of Modern Commerce
The fragment depicts a shop near an ancient wall as a symbol of the mercantile age. It warns of graft invading government, trade, and every scheme, with echoes of moneyed influence and moral decay in contemporary society.
Tribute to Mitchell Shows Deep Public Respect Across Oregon
The Oregon Daily Journal praises Senator John H. Mitchell posthumously, noting broad heartfelt mourning beyond politics. It highlights his unpretentious, helpful nature and accessibility to ordinary citizens, acknowledging the tragedy of his final years and nationwide regret for a life spent in service.
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The
Oregon Daily Journal
Senator Mitchell
Portion
Oregon
John H. Mitchell
Sacred Jerusalem Wall Weepers Sell Handkerchiefs
In a narrow alley of Jerusalem a sacred wall remains a site of Jewish mourning for centuries. Worshippers press foreheads to the wall and lament the city’s fate while beggars and shopkeepers avoid the area. An old Hebrew then sells handkerchiefs to the weepers at the spot.
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Jerueaiem
Ila
Jerusalem
Han Jed
Do Your Shopping Now for Christmas
A blunt urging readers to shop early before Christmas. It warns goods may run out and clerks will be busy as holidays approach. The piece contrasts rushed stores with the calm of early shopping while praising Pendleton schools for a new monthly half holiday to curb tardiness and stimulate student effort.
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Feasdes
Clery
Traver
Pendleton
Redme
Court Street
Golden Hale Hotel
B. F. Beck
Reliable
Collen
Shafroth replies to Cleveland on woman suffrage
Ex congressman John F Shafroth replies at length to President Cleveland s Ladies Home Journal piece Would Woman Suffrage Be Unwei? He debunks Cleveland s claims and argues that women s moral influence improves politics noting Colorado s election reforms and the honed integrity of nominees and voters including mothers wives and daughters who would vote uprightly.
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John F. Shaffroth
Cleveland
Ladies’ Home Journal
Nia
Shafroth
Colorado
National housekeeping stance gains Oregon women's backing
The Poston Transcript reports hearty endorsement by Oregon women for reform aims and municipal administration improvements. Treave credits women’s mobilization and prompt action as pivotal to the movement’s perceived progress, noting their influence across Atlantic and Pacific civic campaigns.
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Poston Transcript
Oregon
Treave
Philadelphia
Quaker Cit
Atlantic
Noord
Civin
Qatonal
London Netdge Poem of Poverty and the River
A fragmented poem describes beggars, city life, and the river Sing as it mocks the crowd. Vivid images of poverty, vanity, and fate unfold across bridge scenes with old men, children and townsfolk moving to a sorrowful refrain. The river remains constant while lives drift and vanish.
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for Women’s health
The ad advises women to seek health through nature and forest cures. It praises Black Cohosh and Lady's Slipper as nerve tonics, claims to relieve dragging pains, irregularities, and nervous headaches. It cites Prof King and offers free or priced medical volumes and mail order details from Dr I V Pierce, Buffalo NY.
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Nature
Pierce
King
M. D
Prof. King
Public spirit and women’s role in public affairs
The text argues for training women to participate in public affairs with merit and patriotism. It urges access to education and political participation to benefit the state and nation, praising Oregon women as capable leaders. It mentions Pendleton Business College and a call to equip women with ballots to influence public policy.
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Oregon
Attite
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Iegom
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Waslington
Daye Teenth Street
G. W
Reconian Myer
Mitchell
Woo Place
Tove
Silaphoth
National Housekeeping
London
Beecham
Pendleton Business College
Court House
Porto Dbetaar Orevom
Malu 8
Byers
Frank B. Clopton
Court
Cnanter AK
Graham & Hunter
Basler's
Steinway Pianos
Standard of the World
B. Chase
Emerson
Etarut
Angelus
Fianos
Hess Ft
Portland
San
Wheeler & Wiscom
Jesse
Gray’s.Harbor Commercial
Company & Tewell
Phose Main
Polydore Moens, Prop
Henry Kopittke
Penimvan Too & Cold Storage Company
Lino
Colesworthy
Bone & Shell
East Alta
Hlag
AL Il
Bonderman
Pendicton
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