Independent Daily Page At Pendleton Oregon
An independent daily notes distribution through Pendleton Oregon with advertising affiliations in Portland and Washington DC. The item lists subscriptions and mail rates for Daily and Semi Weekly editions, including durations and prices.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
Daily East Oregonian Bs
Badinnes News Co
Waahington Street
Portland
Imperial Hotel
Portland, Bureau
Eceene
Washington, DF. C
Bareea
Teenth Street
N. W
Oalis
Mai
Ty Mail
Sina
Mail
We’re where the world is smiling in country dreams
Poetic fragment exalts ideal homeland in upbeat tone. Lines praise a land of plenty where dreams come true and life is thrilling. Mentions Frank L. Stanton as author. The excerpt reads as promotional verse emphasizing national optimism and emotional appeal.
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Frank L. Stanton
Legislature sinks into the mire over swamp land bill
The legislature passed over the governor’s veto the Thompson swamp land bill, sparking outrage. Critics say the action mirrors past grab schemes and will invite exploitation, false assurances, and future scandals as promoters seek to profit from reclaimed lands and burden taxpayers.
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Thompson Swamp
Alaska
Everglades
Florida
Steel Trust
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Lake County
Baden Electrics Show Path To Universal Power
The Baden example in Europe shows a government backed river power project to supply lighting and motive power. Baden plans a Murg river plant for the Black Forest with cost under two and a half million dollars. The project aims to light railways, power small workshops and farms, reducing urban drift and aiding domestic industry. Also notes Walla Walla blue sky law requiring stock licenses, and a CPS club push to repeal it to keep business in city.
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Columbia
Celilo
Europe
Grand Duchy of Baden
Murg
Black Forest
Baden
Paden
Connecticut
Rhode Island
State
Upper Rhine Railway
Mannheim
Rhine
Walla Walla
Commercial Club
England weighs equal suffrage in a bold shift
The piece notes England seriously considers following Oregon into equal suffrage, urging John Bull to join. It questions who funds New York walters in tips and mentions the Young Turks ready for another round with the allies, concluding that no man is defeated when fighting for justice.
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England
State of
Oregon
John Bull
New York
Asia
Mazda
Reading Book Memories and a Family Reading Night
In childhood evenings the family gathered in the sitting room to read from The Reading Book and The Arab’s Farewell to His Steed. The speaker recalls lines, the emotional delivery, and the joy of classic poetry, contrasted with modern notions of free text books and the pressures of the era.
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Jack
iTones
A Thousand Miles an Hour Future Car Project
A Franco American engineer Emile Bachelet proposes a wheelless metal cylinder car that could travel at 1600 mph with 200 mph easily attainable. The model uses electro magnets and eddy currents to lift the car on an air cushion and propel it along a track while air resistance remains the main limiting factor.
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Hearst's
Emile Bachelet
New York
Mr. Bachelet
Bachelet
Punishments of Old England and New England
The piece cites harsh penalties from history, noting death for theft of bread, tongue mutilation for swearing, and a 1790 English case of execution for killing a husband. It references 7th century stocks and branding, and quotes John Dunton describing punishment for drunkenness, cursing, kissing in public, and theft restoration.
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England
New England
John Dunton
Boston
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Widespread Cure
An old advertisement extols Halls Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundations. It offers $100 for any case it cannot cure, promises testimonials, and mentions F. J. Cone of Toledo, Ohio, and pills for constipation.
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Wll Jt
Fiall
Cone
Toledo
Punishments in Colonial Boston and New England Crimes
A fragmentary look at early Boston penalties from 16th to 17th centuries shows whippings branding and multiple punishments for theft fraud counterfeiters and seduction. Notable cites include a 1634 burglary punished with branding and threefold restitution, witches and pirates hanged, Quakers whipped, and bizarre public shaming like wearing a conspicuous letter.
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Judas
Boston
New England
Matthew Stanley
Lynn
John Tarbox
New York Skyscraper Cost Calculated by Architect
An architect, absorbed with notebook and pencil, mutters figures about ninety seven stories at two hundred thousand dollars each totaling 319,400,000. The scene captures the budget calculation for New York’s newest projected skyscraper rather than a book deal.
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New York
Woman Reacts With Indignation at Chicken Incubator Sight
A woman expresses clear indignation whenever she encounters a chicken incubator, signaling strong personal or cultural reaction to the device.
French Tutor Seeks Bath Sponge Phrase Abroad
A Paris import teaching conversational French at a finishing school struggles with English needs. She learns from pupils to ask for a bath sponge and bravely orders one at a nearby drug store after a quick lesson.
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Paris
Esther
Marjorie
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Pendiston
East Oregonian Publishing CO
United Press Association
Malo
Imto
Sen
Ting
Washington
Pacific Power @ Light Co
Gas
la Fontaine
Main Street
Mark Moorhouse CO
Phone Main
E. Court Street
A. Schneiter
Prop
Pendleton, Ore
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernach, Prop
Popu
Lar
St. George Hotel
Rexall
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