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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1919
Page
2
In mountain exile the daughter Bici longs for social contact while the mother recalls youth and marriage to Lester Nye. The tale contrasts fate’s limits with memories of dances, socials, and a life shared with ailing husband Lester Nye.
Phyllis and her mother dream of companionship for the young while living atop the hills. A chance meet with Jim Swaine from Ajax Linoleum brings a revelation of love and duty, leading to a planned marriage once Phyllis’s father recovers and they return to the city.
In a hot July afternoon Emeline Danvers meets fifty nine orphaned children from New York express. She chooses to take Susanne to ease her care and later business, leading to Susanne calling her Golden Heart. Emeline adopts Susanne, turning life into hopeful purpose for both.
Richard Norris and Marcia Ellicote share a quiet moment amid wedding season bustle. Norris, tired of others weddings, hints at his own hopes while Marcia jokes about a homemade wedding cake thimble omen hinting at a future union. The scene blends social gossip with personal longing in Waestchester society.
Marcia and Norris discuss a ring hidden in the wedding cake, hoping fortune favors the finder. Marcia dreams of a joyous future as she breaks the cake, while Norris presses for luck and a bright house. The tale intertwines romance, superstition, and playful mockery of a wedding ritual.
A collection of brief notes on home remedies and early 20th century tech ideas. Topics include knee pads to prevent housemaid’s knee for workers, pocket-sized tools, car interior lighting via a rear-facing lamp, leather scrap fertilizer, Zuyder Zee drainage plans, puncture-proof tires, Earth’s meteoric growth, a portable hat brush, and machine-cut cloth clippings for fracture pillows.
A survey notes 1917 cement production at 93,554,000 barrels, surpassing 1913. It mentions a life-saving inflatable belt, oil-burning locomotives on many railways, coal used by artificial ice plants, a French stamp cancellation machine, and the rise of magnesium as a common metal.
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