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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1914

Page

4

Pendleton Official City and County Paper Long-Standing

Pendleton Oregon publisher list indicates a city and county paper with Master News Co Portland as supplier and on file at the secretary of state. The text notes a news stand and distribution in Pendleton with a listed address and organizational association.

Pew Baetaeenxas the Masters News Portland Oregon Betei Portlaid Bownse “Ews Co C. Borees Etree

Montessori Lesson Sparks Civic Billboard

A Chicago News spoof recounts a sturdy little chap with a cap who mocks a passerby and pelts a pebble toward the speaker’s eye. An officer refuses action, citing Montessori principles and freedom from restraint as the boy’s natural bent. The piece ends with a satirical call to recall and referendum.

Chicago News

Turner's political ambition shocks Wilson foes

The article recalls the Baltimore convention fight over Turner who helped shift the Washington delegation toward Wilson then apologized publicly. Turner seeks new influence on the waterways commission and contemplates a Senate bid against Wesley L. Jones. Critics warn his inside access could undermine reform efforts and administrations. The piece also cites Tumulty’s stance on Turner and presses for strict smallpox quarantine enforcement in Pendleton.

Tumulty George H. Turner Washington Walla Walla Wilson Turner King County Baltimore International Waterways Commission Hwith Turner Benny Irish United States Senate Wesley L. Jones Jones The East Oregonian Joseph Tumulty

Speedy Cafe Owner Fires Ex-Convict Then Offers Work

A stern Speedy Cafe proprietor dismisses a hungry ex-convict pleading for food, revealing a past counterfeiting scheme. The boss then offers a steady job washing dishes for thirty dollars weekly to assist with ham preparation, stirring controversy among diners.

Speedy Cafe Mr. Cutlets

Mirthful tale of a lighthouse selling peinter

F Hopkins Smith engineer and author travels with talkative companions in a railway car. A drummer questions his trade and, after a polite reply, asks where he keeps his samples. The humorous exchange ends with a pun about lighthouses and hoes.

F. Hopkins Smith Peinter Myx Collier Pellman Geome

Little Elsie learns to spell to keep secrets

A humorous anecdote recounts how Elsie, warned by her parents to spell words aloud, vows that once she starts school she will learn to spell and force her parents to whistle it rather than spell aloud. The tale highlights a child's clever mischief and family dynamics.

Elsie

Witchetty Beverages Witness Quips At Trial

In Wichita a cigarmaker A H Blase testified at a bootlegger trial. Asked if he drinks alcohol he replied I sometimes get intoxicated on red ink. He quipped I sometimes drink turpentine. The attorney pressed about alcohol content and dilution with lemon extract and camphor.

A. H. Blase Wichita Blase Kansas City Star

Sunday Digging Beset by Philosophical Boy

A passerby lectures two boys digging on Sunday, asking why they continue since it is a sin. The boy replies that fishing without bait is a case of necessity, revealing a wry, humorous exchange from Tit-Bits.

Umbrellas Hidden to Foil Guest Recognition

Mrs Capron planned a party while Mr Capron hid the umbrellas in the closet. He feared guests would recognize the prized items, sparking astonishment from his wife, who asked why. The exchange appeared in the Pittsburg Chronicle.

Just Like a Husband in a Quip Exchange

A humorous exchange centers on stubborn husbands as two women trade quips about meeting at 32 o clock and him delaying the arrival near four thirty, highlighting humorous domestic impatience and stubbornness through playful dialogue.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Baltimore woman

A Baltimore reader testifies she suffered severe sickness and cramps, used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound regularly, then felt no pain and remained well for six months. The letter promotes the product as a long standing remedy for female ailments and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydie E. Pinkham AvuGcus W. Kempner Hollins Street Baltimore, Md Lydia E. Pinkham

Rest of time he waited did him any good

A brief excerpt from the Chicago Record-Herald notes that the man’s remaining time or waiting period yielded no clear benefit, reflecting a terse, clipped observation in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper voice.

Chicago Record- Herald

Gibbon Local Notes From Special Correspondent

Gibbon Oregon January 17 Henry and Dolfay Thompson have suffered two weeks with La Grippe. Mr and Mrs Add Griggs of Dun Can spent last week with Mr and Mrs George Brace. Frank and Jesse Fennett wintering on the river near Gibbon visited their mother on Reed and Hawkley mountain. Mr and Mrs J F Thompson spending a few days in Pendleton and Athena. Ed Cranmer of Pendleton spent Wednesday and Thursday at Gibbon. John Hager was in Pendleton Thursday. Bills McGarigal in Pendleton hospital for appendicitis. Mrs Will Thompson was in Pendleton yesterday. A foolish woman never reforms a man by roasting him.

Gibbon Ore Henry Dolfay Thompson Add Griggs Dun- Can George Brace Frank Jesse Fennett Reed Hawkley Mountain J. F Thompson Pendleton Athena Ed Cranmer John Hager

Dr King's New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief

Dr King's New Discovery is touted as soothing inflamed bronchial tubes and stopping coughs. Readers share testimonials from Lewis Chamblin of Manchester Ohio and Jennie Fleming of New Dover Ohio praising dramatic recoveries, with the promise of a money back guarantee and wide use spanning decades.

Dr. King Lewis Chamblin Manchester Ohio

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