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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1908
Page
4
A cheerful, hopeful verse urges readers to abandon gloom and fret. It invites everyone on the worry or groaty tracks to switch to the Sunshine train, promising spacious cars and a hopeful journey guided by a rope at the station Hope.
A devotional verse asks Heavenly Father for guidance and protection through the night. The speaker confesses weakness and reliance on divine shelter, ending with a prayerful plea and attribution to Carrie Orcutt.
A tender poem about a baby’s unseen growth throughout a year. Grandmama notes the baby grows most as he sleeps, while observers watch daily changes in hair, laughter, steps, and speech. The poem preserves a warm family perspective and the wonder of development.
The Indiana mines at Carnon remain shut due to freezing temperatures. Water power drives most operations and the frozen water ditch forced the closure. A report suggests manager Messner plans a weaker boiler for the dynamo to prevent future freeze ups.
A poetic meditation on a snowstorm as silent death and renewal. Snowflakes cover the earth, smoothing and purifying, while the narrator counsels calm in the face of change. The piece frames winter as a quiet companion to fate and mortality.
A lyrical passage references Portia Juliet and Beatrice among female figures like Rosalind Miranda and Ruth. It alludes to love, beauty, and memory, weaving classical names with biblical and poetic imagery and addressing a beloved in archaic, musical tones. The text evokes timeless themes of affection and admiration through a cascade of named heroines.
Historical data cites annual export of 1600 tone of eggs to foreign markets, 50 000 butter baskets to London, 65 407 tons of iron from Urals and Siberia, 6000 tons of hides exported, and 2000 tons of fish shipped abroad yearly. Of 19 727 000 cultivated acres, 11 1625 000 are under crop. Also a fragmented verse from Puck about offers of wealth.
A mixed piece pairs a lyric flourish on rosemary and memory with a Westminster Gazette toast to true friends. The poem mourns a beloved face and savor of love set against parting, then shifts to a brisk toast by Seltzer praising steadfast friends over fair-weather companions.
The remark urges deeper study beyond mere shadows and simple garbage vans to truly know the world. It stresses going beyond surface clues to uncover hidden realities and avoid superficial conclusions.
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