Pendleton Post Office Entry for Daily East Oregonian
The Daily East Oregonian is listed as second class mail matter at Pendleton Oregon. Distribution outlets include Endelman News Co Portland Imperial Hotel News Stand and other offices. Subscriptions by mail or carrier noted with durations and rates. Official City and County Paper and United Press Association member with telephone contact.
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Poet's fall and enduring lyrics endure public gaze
The quoted verse recalls a poet who rose to glory through song yet stumbled in life. His flawed deeds taint his name, while another figure travels through trials seemingly unscathed by the same fire and flame. Joseph Dana Miller frames a stark contrast between reputation and resilience.
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Oregon Home Rule Debate and Navy Role in Central America
The East Oregonian argues for fewer, better paid legislators and a practical reform to Oregon's government, warning against frivolous bills and urging careful adoption of home rule. It questions Taft Knox Dollar Diplomacy and notes a narrow House vote on resubmitting the home rule amendment, with possible initiative action and upcoming women voters. It highlights Wilson era trust talks and urges business leaders to join a lawful, cooperative national path.
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J G Kennedy Architect and Builder Ad
J G Kennedy architect and builder offers to provide plans specifications and detail work for 4 percent of contract price for 60 days only. Based in Room 16 Schmidt Building Mlinois area experience with top architects and builders. Give me a trial this spring or summer plans available now.
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The Scab and the Wheelbarrow Incident
A gang of Italian workers on a railroad contract were removing earth when a wheel squeaked. One man tried to grease the barrow, and the boss yelled to stop. The worker replied he was greasing it, but the boss ordered everyone to stick to their own job and to avoid touching machinery.
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California land boom pitch from a self described broker
A letter from Fred H. Drake pitches California real estate and land sales, claiming long success in soliciting backing from large California corporations and promising high commissions. He cites clients and regional projects, touts canal related emigration, and intends to seek finance via acquaintances in Pendleton and through the East Oregonian columns. The message emphasizes confidence and mutual profit.
Child’s Toys and Tears in a Quiet Night Attic
A father recalls whipping his son once and comforting him at bedtime. The boy arranged toys a red veined stone shells and coins to ease sorrow. The scene shifts to reminiscences of Civil War era songs and a humorous anecdote about a German man taxed in Jersey City who chopped down a pole to hang clothes, studying English to learn the tax rules.
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Ragtime crowd unsettled by rebel yell scene
A late dining crowd listened as rag time singers paused and an orchestra played southern airs. A southerner from South Orange began a rebel yell during the first bar of Maryland, My Maryland, causing a notable moment in the room.
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Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick five minute remedy for gas sourness indigestion and upset stomach. It claims the product regulates weak stomachs prevents distress and enhances meals with a fifty cent case available at drug stores.
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Help for widowed mothers and abandoned children urged
The editorial argues that when a poor widow or deserted wife cannot support her children the community must act. It proposes pensioning the mother to keep the family intact or, alternatively, placing the children in institutions, which should be avoided if possible.
Deductive Reasoning and the Value of Good Crews
John E. B. Wilkie, famed for solving mysteries, stresses choosing reliable crews and avoiding false leads. He compares following bad evidence to a boy waking with a feather in bed claiming chickenpox, highlighting caution in investigative work.
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John EB. Wilkie
Weathering the Storm and the Wealth Gap
A saying contrasts the poor enduring hardship with the rich staying home to avoid it, implying class differences in facing adversity and opportunity to shield oneself from risk.
Morning Shopping Grows in Favor
A 1913 East Oregonian promotion urges readers to shop early morning for leisure, better stock, and easier selection. It emphasizes planning ahead, knowing what to buy, and visiting stores during the earliest hours for best advantage.
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