County Official Paper Adverts Rates and Offices
county official paper Pendleton Oregon publishes daily weekly and semi weekly editions. subscription and carrier rates are listed for various periods. the daily east Oregonian is on sale at the oregon news company in portland and bureaus are in chicago and washington dc. member united press association. entered at pendleton oregon as second class mail matter.
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Pendleton
The
East Oregonian Publishing Co
Dally
Mall
Mally
Carrier
Carter
Mail
Daily East Oregon Lante
Oregon News Co
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Bereas
Washington
D. C
Bureau
Teenth Street
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Annabel Lee by Edgar Allan Poe
A compact excerpt from the poem tells of a timeless love in a kingdom by the sea. The speaker recalls childhood lovers Annabel Lee and himself, whose bond transcends ordinary affection and is coveted by celestial beings.
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Annabel Lee
Seraphs
Heaven
Make Them Respect It And Stand By Chamberlain
The governor’s election hinges on whether the two houses elect him on the first ballot. Chamberlain earned the office by winning the popular vote and the statement No 1 legislature. Opposition to his renomination is seen as a betrayal of oath. If the legislature votes for him now, those who pressured them will be vindicated or exposed. The people’s next vote depends on these actions.
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Chamberlain
Fulton
United States
Declining Racial vigor sparks medical alarm
Dr. Ieane Abt told the Chicago Medical Society that modern childrearing leads to nervous, degenerate offspring. He cited Life and Health on growing parental degeneracy and alarming rejection rates for military service abroad, noting high disqualification among 18 to 22 year olds and easing army standards in France.
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Ieane Abt
Chicago Medical
Chicago
Germany
France
Country life needs better schools and roads
Mrs. Goo L Sheldon wife of the Nebraska governor spoke at an Omaha fair on improving country life from a wife’s view. She urged more household help to ease burdens and allow more leisure while noting rural families lack electricity and gas but enjoy blessings city dwellers do not.
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Country Life Commission
Goo. L. Sheldon
Nebraska
Omaha
Israfel and the Lyre of Heaven in Poe’s Vision
A compact, period style reading of Israfel the archangel whose lyre commands stars and moon. The poem casts Israfel as supreme singer whose wild melody makes heaven dwellers mute and elevates earthly song beyond the celestial. It contrasts heavenly ecstasy with human longing and suggests mortal music cannot match divine lyre.
The House Committees and Speaker McArthur
The anti statement faction in the House resents Speaker McArthur for granting more committee chairmanships to opponents than to allies. A majority of statement men held power, but they accepted the speakership to receive benefits in return. How did the statements expect McArthur to obtain the speaker position.
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House of Representatives
McArthur
Centenary Tribute to Edgar Allan Poe Birth
The nation marks the hundredth anniversary of Edgar Allan Poe’s birth with tributes to the poet’s genius. Readers nationwide are urged to read his writings, seen as the finest compliment to a writer.
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Edgar Allen Poe
The Magic Hour Homebound From Baltimore Sun
A lyrical column from the Baltimore Sun extols six o clock as the magic hour. It contrasts factory bells and shop desks with the warmth of home sweet home, urging readers to swing home from streets and mills to rest with family and dream.
Boss’s delayed visit and godchild deadline tale
Foss recalls a past boss praised for kindness to supporters. A Albany booster invited the boss to his daughter’s christening. the boss, always busy, arrived three months late with unclear duties. The supporter mocked the boss, who then produced a wallet item: a $2000 clerkship appointment in the Smithsonian.
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Albany
Smithsonian
Not Sisters: Reclaiming Youthful Health for Women
A reflection on how women aging to forty or forty five lose vitality and beauty when female weakness persists. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as prompt relief and cure, claiming it restores vigor to the organs of womanhood and improves complexion and vitality.
Col Dan Lesh Reportedly Frozen From Storm Debacle
The article mockingly claims Col Dan Lesh the alleged weather prophet had both legs frozen last night while by his fireplace. It mocks his blamed role in a bad storm, noting records broken and the town clock freezing mid strike, and jokes about wooden legs as punishment.
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Col
Dan Lesh
Col. Lesh
Wents
Fate of a man forced to roll through towns
A Yakima Republic item states he will be compelled to roll from one place to another after this. It asserts he deserves such a fate, indicating a harsh punishment or denunciation toward the subject.
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Yakima Republic
Childcare Experience Questioned by Applicant
A conversation in the Louisville Courier-Democrat reveals Mrs Dyer asking an applicant about experience with children. The applicant says no, having only worked for the best families and recalling times when extras were issued only for special events.
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Loulaville Courier-Democrat
Every man is the architect of his own fortune motto
Quote from the Atlanta Constitution noting that individuals shape their outcomes, yet may rely on an indifferent contractor, reflecting on personal responsibility and dependency in building one’s future.
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Atlanta Constitution
A Good Reason About Socialism Told By Upton Sinclair
Upton Sinclair recounted a school address to boys where he offered a five dollar bill to the student who gave the best reason for socialism. After about twenty minutes of talk, the audience was said to be converted to socialism as the scene closed with the student acknowledging the motive of the reward.
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Upton Sinclair
Mr. Sinclair
Zociailet
Faded Dialect Exchange About Cake Speech
A fragment shows Johnnie mimicking a baker’s mispronounced lines about loving cake. The dialogue models incorrect speech and corrective notes, ending with Johnnie insisting he likes cake despite altered diction.
Fragmentary 19th Century Gossip Note in The Philadelphia Inquirer
A disjointed quotation from the Philadelphia Inquirer notes that a theatergoer has reason after 20 years to recall his last sight as Uncle Tom's Cabin. The marginal text includes a character named Terence and a humorous exchange about writing to Mrs. Rivetgood, ending with a mock address and Harper's Bazaar style pun.
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Philadelphia Taquirer
Berlin Tenements: Richer Housing than Underground Camps
Berlin features a contrast between well ventilated cooperative tenements for inmates and over 90,000 residents living in underground pits. Begging is penalized and professional vagrancy punished, yet about 500000 sought refuge in municipal night shelters during a single year.
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Berlin
Imperial
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Oregon Journal
Kalgar Allen
Israfel
Terafell
Baltimore Sun
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
RV Pierce
Pres
Buffalo, N.Y
J. W. Maloney
T. G. Montgomery
American National Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
John D. Rock
Efeller
Pendleton Business
E. O. Draper, Pr. Pendleton
Johnnie
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
Terence
Ada Jones
Billy Murry
Main St
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
N. K. Clarke
C. W. Cornelius
Dutch Henry
Pendicton Tee & Cold Storage Company
Phone
St. Joseph’s Academy
Pendleton, Oregon
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Rex Eugeles
Neagle Bros
Colesworthy
E. Alta
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