Daily East Oregon Rates and Postal Inquiries
The Daily East Oregon lists subscription prices for various formats and terms, including Dally and Weekly options by mail or carrier. The notice mentions the Oregon News Co in La Morriv ee street Portland and Sees News Co on Seventeenth street NW, with Pendleton as a second class mail matter entry and a telephone contact.
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Oregon News Co
la Morrivee Treet
Portland
Oregon
Sees News Co
Pendleton
Be True Be Noble E Kiser Poem Fragment
A fragmented poem urging courage and virtue. It appeals to be noble, trusted, and admired, asking the reader to live with high purpose while keeping private affection for a beloved recipient. The author signs as E, Kiser.
Aiding the Morally Sick: Reclaiming Derelicts Through Guidance
Police Judge Frick of Cincinnati proposes a one year program inviting all citizens to mentor wrongdoers, especially juveniles, to aid rehabilitation. The plan argues that kindness and supervision help offenders regain decency, benefiting both individuals and society.
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Frick
Cincinnati
Governor Harmon debated as progressive or reactionary
The writer notes ongoing discussion over Governor Harmon's political stance, with a suggestion that if he were in Oregon he would be seen as a reactionary. It cites his opposition to the initiative and referendum and mentions a recent discussion in Ohio.
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Harmon
Oregon
Ohio
Government by representatives or direct referendum debated
A speaker questions the spread of direct referendum and referendum reform arguing it has not proven itself beyond experiment in other states. The Ohio governor and the White House share suspicion, asking why switch to a system aimed at directing legislation when a representative framework already exists.
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Ohio
White House
Baron Lister Dies In London At 7 Years Of Age
London obituary notes Baron Lister, credited with founding aseptic surgery, died last Sunday. The piece recalls his early work with antiseptic methods and germ protection, crediting him with greatly reducing surgical mortality and enabling advances in the field.
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London
Baron Lister
Lister
Socialist City Critiques Editorial Policy and City Programs
A letter from Pocatello Idaho dated February 14 challenges East Oregonian for editorial bias over Schenectady administration. It argues socialist parties lead honest efficient city governance, cites full municipal ownership and European successes, and claims working class groups seek to implement socialist demands.
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Pocatello
Idaho
East Oregonian
Schenectady
N. Y
Socialist Party
Cuticura Remedies Said Best for Eczema Head
Mrs Francie Lund of Plain City Utah recalls a severe baby rash on her child. She credits Cuticura Remedies with clearing the head and restoring hair. The note promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and a free skin book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp.
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Francie Lund
Plain City
Tah
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Dept
Boston
No Parodies This Year Says Local Poets
A brisk collage cites poets from Schenectady Milwaukee and Cincinnati resisting parodies this year. Verses reference Maud Muller Miss Mary and various newspaper quips about lambs and Locksley Hall, signaling a lighthearted literary stance from multiple cities.
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Maud Muller
Memory and Winter Lament in a Silent Lane
The speaker recalls a snowy lane walked a year ago and listens for a faint song by June zephyrs. Bare boughs bear scars from sleet while petals drift around the viewer’s feet, preserving a haunting, tender memory of the place.
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June Zephyrs
Bneath
Sweet Little Harry by Mrs Mal aims at another country
In a playful exchange a child advocates moving to a Mohammedan country to find beauty in fat women. His mother warns against speaking out and threatens to send him to bed hungry for the remark. The dialogue captures a facet of humor and cultural stereotype in a domestic setting.
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Mal
Harry
Captain and His Audience on a Troubled Voyage
The ship clears the harbor to a choppy sea as twenty-five passengers dine. The captain wished them a pleasant trip while noting the odd counting of twenty-four and twenty-two smiling faces, hinting at a mystery or miscount aboard the vessel.
Fragmentary Transcribed Dinner Table Dialogue
A partial extract shows a narrator addressing a group of seventeen passengers. The speaker expresses responsibility for safety, invites thirteen others to drink, and compliments three companions removed from the table. The dialogue concludes with a waiter and a call to clear dishes.
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Tam
Grudge demands grim fish cure and disposal method
A troubling directive describes cleaning a fish, drying it two days, nailing to a pine board, salting, two more days, slow baking six hours, then removing the nail and discarding the carp while eating the board. The tone implies a hazardous folk procedure rather than safe cooking advice.
Two Nice Ways of Preparing Carp
The article describes carp preparation by W. F. K. of Sterling, offering simple methods for delicious carp. It instructs washing and skinning the fish, bread pudding stuffing, pouring sour buttermilk over, wrapping neatly, and expressing the dish to readers.
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Sterling
A Kind of Emptiness in a Marsh Hunt
Two hunters beat the Long Island marshes for three days with a scant bag and exhausted supplies. After three hours along the coast they found an empty beach house. inside were two empty water bottles, nothing else. The tale from Everybody's Magazine underscores a barren, futile trek and barren provisions.
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Long Island
Bill
Footwear repair price sparks mixed chat in town
Anna asks Clara about a repair bill from Mr. Ek Lund for sewing on soles. Clara recalls paying 6 cents and praises the work but dislikes him, noting the charge and her mixed feelings about the repairer.
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Anna
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Emu
E, Kiser
Childs
Milwaukee
Chase
Kitching
Pittsburg
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Mary
Lamb
Cincinnati Enquirer
Heck
Will Iabet
Birmingham Age-Herald
Locksley Hall
Sweet Little
Captain
ROYAL
Pliseton
Cadillac
East Court Street
Pendletor
Koeppen’s
Clara
A. Eklund
Main Street
Tallman @ Co
Gas
la Fontaine
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