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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
4
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The article argues Pendleton in Umatilla County eastern Oregon is an ideal, accessible town with mild climate, modern schools, and friendly officials. It urges a proactive campaign to attract farmers and stockmen, noting the city’s progress and amenities, and calls out political infighting over water board personnel and Thorn Hollow. The Fast Oregonian pledges support for town advancement.
The New York World argues changes under President Wilson bring a new, ambitious leader yet not to be feared. It praises revised policies, greater freedom, higher standards, and a united American drive toward peace, justice, and equal rights amid a hopeful new year. The Oregonian critiques Mexico intervention claims and notes the Tri-state league's mixed popularity as winter lingers.
A Philadelphia Telegraph quip features Congressman Seaborn Roddenbury of Georgia smiling as he recalls a zoo visit with his son Johnny. The boy points to a lake where a featherless father swan sits, asking if it is the father or mother, and the father swan is humorously identified by the father.
An English insane hospital study of 165 patients finds only one with red hair and four with light hair, challenging the belief that pale complexions predispose to mental illness. The data show most patients are dark haired, with one in fifty exception. No explanation for why dark hair relates to madness.
A busy nervous stock broker, pressed by an insistent visitor, seeks a single confidential advantage. The caller promises access to crucial information while the broker, after brief reflection, hints there is one decisive thing the visitor could provide. The exchange ends with the visitor agreeing to offer a possible bid.
A fragment humorously equates a group of Scottish coastal islands with phrases like the Bridegrooms and Pridegrooms. The note adds a wry remark about managing running expenses by slowing them to a walk, reflecting casual local commentary.
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