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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1914
Page
4
The Eastern News Co lists outlets in Portland and nearby areas including Washington Street locations and several Oregon news stands. Subscription rates are published for domestic and regional distribution.
Fragmented poetic lines describe sea wind, sunset imagery, and a reflective mood. It mentions gulls, sea mists, a minstrel wind, and stars in a distant refrain, but lacks a concrete event, person, or place to summarize as a news item.
Pendleton shows rapid progress with new building on Main Alta and near Garden, plus a hotel and Elks hall expansion. North river homes rise while many houses remain scarce, signaling continued growth despite occasional dull periods. The curricula board action solidifies the University of Oregon as the arts and culture center while dedicating technical education to OAC.
The Curricula Board's order mirrors prior proposals and could lead Linn county Grangers to accept a permanent division of higher education in Oregon. The decision assigns civil engineering to the Agricultural College as an applied science, while the University of Oregon focuses on liberal and pure sciences, likely averting a referendum and bringing relative peace.
In a mirthful vein the boss plumber quips that a buzz wagon is expensive yet enables him to fetch his tools many more times a day. The line highlights humor around tradesmen and practical humor about work routines.
The article recommends the General Arthur as a mild and satisfying cigar. It argues that a light wrapper hides strong, rank tobacco, while the General Arthur is mild throughout and delivers even a gentle smoking experience.
A dialogue fragment shows a marriage proposal met with playful risk and a judge’s hard line, followed by a promise that equal terms will be settled later. The note ends with a tease of innovation as electric wheelchairs will be in service at the Panama-Pacific exposition.
A hair tonic named Parisian Sage is advertised to stop dandruff after one application, reduce hair loss, soothe itching, and revitalize dull hair. The ad notes daily use for a week then infrequent treatment, claims suitability for all ages, and offers a large bottle at 50 cents from Tallman & Co. or drug counters.
In a courtroom scene, Daniel debates a $50 speeding fine with Dingley arguing no witnesses supported the claim. The judge suggests compromise and orders payment of $50.
M. E. Edwards offers furniture made to order, cabinet work, and picture framing with repair services for all woodwork and furniture. Located opposite the Elks Club at 736 Cottonwood Street.
The text argues that aligned efforts by all parties push toward higher sales and better consumer service. It calls the idea the most practical merchandising suggestion in fifty years and credits newspapers with strong sales producing power in the country.
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