Independent Pen and Pendleton Oregon Daily East Oregonian Ad Rates
Public notice style listing newspaper distribution details and pricing for subscriptions and delivery. Mentions offices in Portland and Pendleton, with various durations and rates, including daily and weekly options, and carrier prices.
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Daily
East Oregonian
Keneian News Co
Staree Reet
Portland
Oregon
Imperial Hotel
Whc
Mage Bureau
Washington
Fourteenth Street
Long-ago love and memory in a ghostly garden
A short poem fragment by Frank L. Stanton recalls a time of roses and sweet forms now faded. It speaks of memory, love, and weary years, guiding toward rest beneath quiet stars in a dream of long ago.
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Lad
Frank L. Stanton
Farmers Call Breakup of Jute and Grain Trust
A political platform condemns private monopolies as indefensible and intolerable. Farmers allied with the Break It Up movement advocate dissolving the jute and grain bag trust. If legal means fail, the Farmers Union of the United States may enter the jute business themselves to dismantle the trust.
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Farmers Union of the
United States
Thorpe Honesty Spotlighted Amid Olympic Disqualification
Eastern papers condemn Jay Thorpe for competing in the Merely Honest Olympic games after learning of his prior professional baseball ties. Some hail him as a hero for truthfully admitting his status, contrasting him with other athletes who hid professionalism. The debate touches state legislative moves to grant a political party status and direct nominations under the primary.
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Thorpe
Oregon 40000 Votes Prompt City Party Plot Claims
A Portland Evening Telegram story alleges a secret plot to appoint Exposed Senator Chamberlain as interior secretary and Governor West to resign, with Ben Olcott nominating West for senator. The piece criticizes the Telegram’s sourcing, citing Ralph Williams’ partner as a flaw in the account.
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Portland
Senator Chamberlain
West
Ben Olcott
Ralph Williams
Williams
Investigations Reveal Harsh Child Labor in Pittsburgh Mills
The National Child Labor committee reports Oliver Steel in Pittsburgh employs Thai girls under 16 and local girls under 21 for 10 plus hours daily at heavy machine work. Girls earn fractions of a dollar per day, work with hot grinding solutions on bolts, and suffer painful hand cracks. The committee urges a ban on underage labor, while considering whether self supporting youths might work under safeguards.
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Oliver Steel Company
Pittsburgh
National Child Labor Committee
David B. Oliver
Pittsburgh Board of Education
Pennsylvania
Mittee
Dog Life in a Flat in New York
A discussion on how New York flats stay cramped until rents reach five thousand dollars or sixteen thousand annually. Professor Brander Matthews recounts a luncheon remark: a dog wags its tail up and down because residents in five thousand dollar flats must endure small spaces.
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New York
Brander Matthews
Fido
Ragpicker Earned Sixty Four Thousand Dollars
A St Louis man reportedly made 64000 dollars in ragpicking in a tabloid style exchange. The dialogue touches on concern and curiosity about his unusual income and occupation.
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St. Louis
Jill
Yonkers Statesman
Angina and Angelina Higgins in Comic Exchange
A despondent youth says his trouble is in his chest and the doctor jokes about angina pectoris. The caller corrects with a puzzled quip about Angelina Higgins, rendering a humorous Chicago Tribune moment.
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Doctor
Angelina
Higgins
Chicago Tribune
Lloyd George sick benefit plan to cost England 22 million
Government study estimates the workers sick benefit insurance act will cost England at least 22.5 million pounds yearly at first. The phased program is expected to repay the cost twice over through improved working capacity and higher industrial output.
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England
Lloyd- George
High Cost of Dying Drives Funeral Fashion Claim
The Massachusetts State Board of Embalming secretary links funeral fashion to rising costs. He says weddings and receptions set excessive burial styles, driving prices up and shaping consumer choices.
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Massachusetts State Board of Embalming
Doctor’s Meat Bill Prompted Reality Check
A joke from the Washington Star turns on a doctor’s warning about meat. The patient initially laughs but changes stance when the bill arrives, underscoring the humorous twist on health advice and expenses.
Whale Declares Its Diet Shift To Fish Owing To Cost
A humorous note from the New York Sun reports a whale saying it cannot afford meat due to rising living costs and will revert to eating fish. The quip mirrors economic strain with a playful maritime twist.
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New York Sun
The Ballad of Jeems H Crow and a Night Rush
A dialect narrator recalls a night disturbance and a confrontation with a fiddle gallah coon named Jeems H Crow. He recounts threats, a scuffle, a police shooting near the alley, and a quick retreat, ending with a question about what became of Jeems H Crow.
Deceptive Truth on Penny Bank Note Sale
A Londoner on the Strand sold perfectly genuine one pound notes for a penny each, only two buyers, likely mocked as simpletons by sharper con men. The piece argues truth can seem unbelievable and that skepticism can hinder progress, citing Parla’s claimed light without heat and praising simple acceptance of truth.
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Parla
A&R Man Recalls Vague Proposal From Femme Fatale
An A&R man in a music hub recalls that a woman proposed to him but he cannot remember her exact words. The incident underscores his difficulty in capturing fleeting promises amid industry chatter and social distractions.
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Cole
Pronouncing Goethals Name Sparks Language Debate
The passage puzzle discusses whether Mr Goethals of Panama Canal fame is Belgian and how to pronounce the name Goethals as Goet hals with two syllables. It blends an aside on Belgian Goethales, a waiter quip, a Mexico City Pueblo link, and a note about Mount Popocatépetl and a sulfur transport bed containing millions of tons.
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Goethals
Panama Canal
Belgium
Goethalses
Goet
Hals
Mexico City
Pueblo
Popocatapet
California Enthusiast Spars Florida In Winter Resort Banter
In a resort setting Will Irvin extols California while criticizing Florida as too relaxing due to swamp air. A Florida bar exam joke follows, questioning malaria proof and swamp swimming ability before welcoming the candidate to practice law in the district.
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Will Irvin
California
Florida
Little Brother Speaks
Florence, an ardent admirer of her own voice, was chosen to sing a solo at a church entertainment. At breakfast the next morning she told her younger brother she never expected her voice to fill the large hall. He replied indifferently I thought it would empty it.
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Florence
British Musical Bump in Club Smoking Room
Two well known men in a London club discuss a street singing tune heard below. One asks if the song is Home Sweet Home or Rule Britannia, but the other cannot say for certain. The anecdote captures casual social chatter and a moment of uncertainty.
PARISIAN Sage Hair Tonic Praised by Testers
Mrs. Pope of Oxford Alabama and Bertha Olsen of Allegan Michigan testify PARISIAN Sage stops dandruff and scalp itching. Mia Teller of Waterloo New York and others praise it as a hair beautifier and remedy for falling hair. Tallman & Co guarantee satisfaction or money back, urging readers to ask for PARISIAN Sage Hair Tonic.
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C. B. Pope
Oxford
Ala
Bertha Olsen Allegan
Mich
Mia
H.W. Teller
Waterloo
N. Y
Amerca
World’s highest rail line reaches 15000 feet in Andes
A railroad between the Mulato River in Chile and Potosi in Bolivia climbs to 15000 feet above sea level, claiming the highest rail line in the world. The Argentine–Chile connection nears a comparable height as an English firm plans another high road venture.
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Mulato River
Chile
Potosi
Bolivia
Argentine
Witty Exchange Cited From Boston Transcript
A brief comic exchange notes a husband’s perceived indifference to other women. Mrs Gnagge defends him, while Miss Caustic quips that he imagines all women are alike, reflecting social banter in a Boston Transcript snippet.
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Boston Transcript
Message of hope from Mrs J Martin of Boone Mill
Mrs J Martin of Boone Mill Virginia mother of eighteen recounts relief from stomach trouble and constipation after five years with Chamberlains Tablets. She now recommends the tablets to the public and notes they are sold by all dealers.
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J. Martin
Boone Mill
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Oregonian Publishing CO
Pendleton
Malls
United Press Association
Democratic
Progressive Party
Oregon Bull Moose
Stetter
Ing
the National Child Labor Com
J. P. Fallon
Jack
Jessica
Washington Star
Jeems H. Crow
H. Crow
Alexander Dep
T. Store
Kayser
Ecru
Threc
Express
Goethal
Little Brother
Johnny
Lippincott’s
Rogers
Weston
Farrow
Flying Dutchman Gang
Hancock
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