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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1914
Page
4
A fragment from a Harper’s Weekly view discusses a figure who shapes stage destinies, portraying the theater as a grand landscape. The text uses ornate phrasing to emphasize perception and artistry in performance.
The ledger lists year end figures including interest dividends and rents 62600.82 income totals net premiums 108,625.00 487 888 liabilities and reserves 190 totals assets 205.00. Premiums in effect December 31 1918 show 670,797.00 across Oregon. The report notes general agent and attorney fees 11062.82 and distribution costs 043,788.00 with other expenditures 450,472.00.
The piece critiques Klaw & Erlanger for dampening American drama by withholding proper play distribution. It cites Faversham Anglin Benson and Mantell among others as victims of a constricted market, notes Judge Lowell's conscience opposing progress, and argues for environment driven child welfare amid regional debates on public works and vaccination.
A compact feature explores the Romantic French Foreign Legion and its enduring mystique through historical notes and emblematic imagery.
The foreign legion draws broken men from many European nations, united by abandonment and need. While some possess talent or bravery, most are friendless, seeking purpose or escape from misfortune, with the legion serving as a final resource before civil society falters. The Legion of France in Algeria shows this force as both a military unit and a societal instrument.
A reflection on public works and settlement in Figuig, noting the first roads drains and plantings that formed the material foundations of a new order. The passage credits labor in a harsh land for conquering and civilizing in a lasting, large toll.
Dudley Field Malone writes of John Purroy Mitchel in World's Work February noting his deep devotion from friends due to his simplicity and loyalty. A rumor linked Mitchel to a distinguished post near his friend, prompting a long distance call where Mitchel expressed solidarity and urged sending a telegram to the president.
A 1912 testimonial from Mrs. Otto F. Heckly describes using Cuticura Soap and Ointment to cure a baby’s itchy burning scalp within a week after other remedies failed. The ad promotes Cuticura products as pure medicated toilet soap and ointment, available at 25c and 50c, with free samples via a postage reply. It claims benefits for skin and scalp care and urges readers to request the sample set.
A friend rejects a presidential candidacy, stating he has never sought any office and would await appointment if the president desires him. The message ends abruptly with a final transmission and a click as the receiver is hung up. The account reflects a tense moment from The World's Work.
A Detroit Journal plea notes that small savings add up, with a proverb about careful handling of pennies and trust that a kind helper will manage larger sums. It frames frugality as wise, urging readers to cultivate thrift with the expectation of support from others for bigger finances.
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