Picturesque Japan not a threat to United States
The article argues Japan’s rapid modern evolution proves its people assimilate foreign customs, likens Japan to other nations in change, and asserts no danger of invasion. It states Japanese laborers may work abroad, denies race prejudice against Japanese, and contrasts views on Chinese prejudice.
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Oregon
Japan
Fendleton
Mexico
Canada
China
Banchuria
United States
Pendleton Loses a Deal on Power Supply
The East Oregonian praises electric power potential for Pendleton urging city to secure a Umatilla river power supply as a valuable investment. It argues development will surge in the coming decade with transportation, power, and manufacturing needs pressuring regional cities.
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The
East Oregonian
Pendleon
Umatilla
Pendleton poised for electric age and growth
A pressing demand for cheap facilities and rapid development is forecast as Pendleton becomes the center of a vast irrigated area. Electric car lines and cheap power are seen expanding from the city toward surrounding settlements, with future infrastructure boosting property values and local industry. Roosevelt’s anti graft stance is praised, while local views on civic progress, governance, and individual responsibility are discussed amid broader regional growth.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Columbia River
U S Imports Over Sixty Million Worth of Goods
The United States imports more than 60 million dollars of goods that could be produced domestically. Camphor rubber dye stuff jute manila and sea grass are imported in large quantities and much of the Gulf states region could grow or produce these items locally. Enough rubber remains a central point in the discussion.
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United States
Manila
Gulf States
Oldest Man in America Praises Peruna Remedy
A Texas centenarian, Brock of McLen nan county near Bosque Falls now at Valley Mills, recalls long life and four wars. He credits Dr Hartman’s Peruna for health through climate shifts and grip epidemics, stating it keeps his appetite, strength, and circulation, and noting improved sight with continued use.
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Re Brock
MccLennan County
Texas
MT Cars
Bosque Falls
Waco
Valley Mills
Issac
Andrew Jackson
Brook
Mr. Brockssyn
United States
Perma? as indispensable to the aged in 1907
A historical mention notes that advancing age brings intestinal and systemic catarrhs. It suggests permas as widely used among elderly people in 1907, indicating a belief in their value for older individuals.
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Systemie Catarre
Rubber Planting Feasibility on Remote Hills
The passage evaluated land between Echo and Heppner as suitable for rubber tree cultivation to meet half the region's needs. Experts found current land unused and barren, with potential values ranging from 100 to 300 dollars per acre if planted.
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Mandy Hills
Echo
Heppner
Lullaby Ship Sails to Lullaby Land in Dream Poem
A whimsical verse by Margaret Moore describes a lullaby ship calling for Lullaby Land. A woolly dog and a trumpet of tin ride with a tiny traveler as the rocking chair becomes a ship, gliding across a Sea of Dreams toward the Land of the Setting Sun.
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Lullaby Land
Margaret Moore
TOO HOT FOR PEARY OPEN WATER DELAYS POLE EXPEDITION
Robert E Peary told the American Geographical Society that unusually warm polar weather hindered his 1905 6 winter at Cape Sheridan and slowed the Roosevelt expedition. He noted a sequence of open water stretches nearly 100 miles off Grant Land and later thinner ice that delayed progress as his team pushed north.
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Robert E. Peary
American Geographical Society
New York
Pole
Hieship
Roosevelt
Cape Sheridan
Penry
Alert
Sera
Winter Haven
Grant Land
Hotel St. George claims modern Northwest hotel standards
SORGE DARVEAU PROP hotel advertises European plan and first class service. Emphasizes steam heat, en suite bath rooms, a large new sample room, telephone and fire alarm connections, and hot and cold running water in all rooms. Describes the hotel as up to date and well equipped for guests.
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St. George
Northwest
Hotel Pendleton Restored and Refined for Travelers
The Hotel Pendleton offers renewed rooms and suites with updated telephone and fire alarm systems. Simple rooms and a headquarters for traveling guests are available, with single rooms and modernized amenities throughout the building.
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Prus
Special Hates by the week or month Excellent Cuisine
Prompt dining moony service Bar and Milford Room in Connection. Only Three Blocks from Depots.
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Mall
Pany
Mall Dally
Bent
Gem
Wreetz
Mail
Seal
Wall
Milford
O. R. & N. Depot
MIRAI
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Curegoman
Rast Oregonian Publishing Co
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Scripps News Association
Horace Traubel
President Roosevelt
Graftery Tin Office
Roosvelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Salent
Portland
Epokane
Spokane
Doll Sale
Frazier’s Book Store
America
Pe-ru-na
Ee Drugeist
Perona
Peruna
Mr. Isaac Brock
PEARY
Hotel
St. George Sorge Darveau
Trig Electric
Pendig@en
the Hotel Bowman
Grey Smith, Theca
Golden Rule Hotel
M'Broom
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