Independent Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Record
An early Oregon newspaper notice describes publication details for the Daily East Oregonian. It lists Pendleton as the publication city with circulation through Portland outlets such as Budelman News Co and the Imperial Hotel News Stand. The item notes posting and distribution channels in Portland and Pendleton locations.
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Daily East Oregonian
Budelman News Co
Washington Street
Portland
Oregon
Imperial Hotel
En Security
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Electrical power for Oregon at nine dollars per horsepower
Celilo the State engineer foresees vast cheap electricity that could cut lighting costs, boost manufacturing, irrigation, and rural power, potentially transforming Oregon if the state or nation develops power rather than relying on the electric trust. Also notes seal herd growth, Alaska seal killi ng debate, and reforms like a state reformatory. mentions Pendleton residents’ Salem day with electoral vote mishaps.
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Celilo
Electric Trust
Oregon
Night Show Threatsparks From Clear Night Comedy Scene
A cheeky street flare warns locals that if the show goes on under clear skies, the plumber may arrive the next day. The quip hints at odd timing and comic bravado rather than a real danger.
Temperament and the commonplace in family life
An essay arguing that society overemphasizes temperament, favoring commonplace members as buffers in family friction. It suggests routing all temperamentally gifted children to ordinary siblings to foster resilience and mutual care, concluding with a proffered view on nurturing potential geniuses. Helen Coale Crews.
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Edward
Pendleton Shipments Reach Global Fame in Trade Routes
Pendleton shipments traverse world trade lanes and elevate the town’s name to international recognition through widespread shipments and famed associated goods. The text notes global reach and enduring reputation of Pendleton products across markets.
Delicious Syrup of Figs Promises Liver and Bowel Cleanse
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle liver and colon cleanse. It claims bilious symptoms indicate a choked liver and decayed waste in the bowels, urging a nightly teaspoonful to move poisons out by morning without griping or nausea. It emphasizes figs and senna, warns against imitation products, and instructs to ask for Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Bill sells billboard to pay board bill
A tongue twister narrative says Hill owned a billboard registered as a board bill. BU also held a board bill. The board bill bored Bill, who sold his billboard to settle his board bill. After sale the board bill no longer bored BUL Strand Magazine.
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Hill
Bill
Bulstrand
Sage and Sulphur Remedy Restores Natural Hair Color
A vintage guide extols Sage Tea and Sulphur as a home remedy to darken faded gray hair. It notes ready made Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur from druggists, claims natural even coloring, reduced dandruff, and glossy, abundant look after nightly applications.
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Wyeth
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