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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment lists subscription prices and delivery options by mall and carrier, plus agency locations and postal notices. It references The East Oregonian and multiple bureaus, with scattered addresses and membership notes.
The Craftsman editor Gustav Stickley argues a new party blending progressive elements from both major parties is near certain. He says Americans are split between old party methods and a push for honest, people driven government preserving natural resources. Theodore Roosevelt is named as a likely leader if Republicans fail to act.
A fragmented note reflects a desire among readers for shared progress. It hints at collective wishes and a call to time itself to align with the community’s forward look.
An old time health note weighs fly control with methods from powder to carbolic acid vapor. It notes pyrethrum is hard to find, sticky paper traps fail as flies learn to avoid them, and poisons must be used with care. Aromatic plants deter flies, while absolute cleanliness remains the greatest remedy. mentions a farmhand union in Walls Wade and local Paris market operations.
Fragment questions American openness to airship trials by Germans and French with casualties. It speculates on postwar investment and asks whether Russia and Japan have formed a partnership in aviation ventures.
A brief item notes that the German Emperor appears misquoted, with remarks resembling Roosevelt in tone. The concise line captures confusion over reported statements and the perceived similarity to Rooseveltian rhetoric.
City health advocates call for strict action to curb fly cruride in chop houses and meat markets. Officials urge intensified sanitation and enforcement to protect public health and curb infestations.
Mrs John Van Vorst writes on The Market of Paris describing midnight to dawn scenes along the Champs Elysees and Halles where two wheeled carts carry vegetables and meat. The Paris Halles of Central Market span fifty nine thousand yards with vast yearly sales of meat chicken vegetables fish butter and more to market women and retailers.
A quirky pastiche reads like a fragmented fairy tale scene in May. A bold knight meets a shy maiden as a red hooded figure enters with a wink. The jumbled quatrains hint at a playful, uncertain dialogue and wander through a forest of garbled names.
In a quizzical dialogue from 1890s Chicago Tribune style, speakers debate if two wrongs can make a right. The exchange covers provoking acts and misperceived offenses, concluding with caution about unintended harm and moral logic.
A long note discusses Pellagra, its transmission by a black fly related to the buffalo gnat, and cites Dr L T W Sambon of the London School of Tropical Medicine. It suggests Pellagra’s appearance in the United States is linked to Italian migrants carrying the disease, noting the insects and diseases involved and the need for study.
The Augnet Technical World Magazine notes that pellagra arises from a parasite carried by mosquitoes and transmitted after they bite a malaria sufferer. It explains the chain of infection as a mosquito feeding on infected blood and then transferring Memulari gorm into another person.
A generous Irish politician leaving a theater in Wester city is approached by a beggar asking for charity. The beggar thanks him and asks for a little aid for a “Poor cripple,” receiving coins in return as he departs.
A child hero rides a rocking chair like a steed to confront a foe of household shadows. The rug becomes a battlefield as spears and banners fly while he imagines Indian chiefs and bandits in every curtain fold. He climbs to bed fearless as darkness closes in.
Kaiser and Prince Henry disagree on the Zeppelin airship expedition to the North Pole. Count Zeppelin influenced the Kaiser, who now favors following the American route to the pole, stirring a serious intrasector dispute.
The Kaiser orders Prince Henry, naval officer, to accompany Count Zeppelin aboard the Main from Kiel to Spitzbergen with scientists. Henry resists, fearing public mockery if the airship fails, but Wilhelm enforces orders. Expedition mood is somber, with Zeppelin’s circle reportedly uncomfortable abroad.
At the UMIiner meeting of the Washington Shire Sheriffs Association in Lash for Wife Beaters, several new laws will likely be recommended to improve efficiency in handling criminals. A resolution for whipping paste for wife beaters and assailants of women was favored at the last session and may gain approval again. Sheriffs urge strict enforcement of the state cur few fae.
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