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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
4
A clipped United Press Association entry notes Pendleton Oregon mail inclusion as second class matter with remaining unclear reference to Pelephone and related terms.
Oregon faces a funding crisis as its higher education system struggles with repeated attacks. The piece urges voters to back the three normal schools including Eastern Oregon, and argues multiple small normals better serve distinct regions Willamette valley eastern and southern Oregon. It emphasizes that state taxes fund the normals modestly and keep teachers trained locally.
William James argues in The August Memoire that a system to strengthen moral and physical fibre in young men has merit. He asserts that there is value in a plan designed to toughen the spirit and body, though specifics are truncated in the excerpt.
The passage argues for universal youth conscription to build military virtues and strengthen the commonwealth. It envisions youths drafted to work in coal, rail, shipping, industry, and public works to shed childishness, return healthier, and become better fathers and teachers, stressing work and defense as universal duties across social origins.
Local political scene shows many candidates entering the open primary, offering voters a chance to choose the best person. The piece promotes the direct primary system as an open track with no fixed outcome and invites Mr Offieesenker to join the race in a free for all contest.
On the official ballot Orchard County measure 342 is listed as Yes with 533 No. The item would raise taxes in the county and the new county if passed, benefiting only a few at Milton with self interests. The proposed division would impose injustice on thousands. spread the word to vote No.
A passerby recalls a quirky exchange with a child who finished peaches and whimsically asked for apples with hair on. The playful moment shows a family scene framed by a tender humor.
A brief stage moment shows a small boy describing a kitten’s claws as a pin cushions on its feet. He tells his mother that the kitten “pings” when scratched, illustrating a childlike mispronunciation and a playful misunderstanding of animal senses.
A terse, poetical sketch recalls a tribe swept by time, their fame fading into memory. It notes the hardships of past generations, a clash with progress, and a son’s attempt to rekindle ancestral fires in a land where Mohawk once ruled, amid windswept woods and a stream.
Early Chinese engineering produced flying bridges during the Han dynasty. Shang Lieng oversaw roads and a 10,000-strong army carved gorges, built suspension crossings over deep chasms, some 400 feet long. Exact construction methods remain a mystery.
A fragmented verse piece riffs on defeat and memory, recalling a white man’s loss, a vanished coach, and the supposed Jeffries figure. The poem mocks fools, reflects on wasted effort, and laments unreturnable figures in a stagey, half-remembered tone.
The essay discusses the rose as sacred across civilizations, noting its reverence in Islam and Jewish legends, its link to prophecy, and the belief the burning bush was a rose-tree. It highlights China’s lore of imperial rose gardens, vast rose revenue, and severe penalties for nonroyal possession of rose emblems.
The piece notes Uncle Joe Cannon and J J Corbett fail to excite crowds as another boxing match seems unlikely to draw enthusiasm. It mentions Pendleton and a summer resort, then shifts to seasonal weather patterns with floods in winter and forest fires in summer, reflecting a bygone era.
Voters in Oregon face November ballots on creating Deschutes County with Redmond as seat. The piece argues the split lacks public demand and warns residents to inform themselves and vote against impulsive county division schemes.
The note outlines roses by month in different regions including June in America, May in southern France, March in Egypt, and January in Beuth Africa. It states the late King Edward favored white roses, making them the fashionable flower in Paris this season, and mentions two original rose varieties the rev muss rose and the white.
A clipped exchange shares a rough humor about a new, troublesome presence at home. The speakers tease a sibling or intruder, mentioning a parent’s reaction and a vague term connoting a summer project or troublemaker, framed in casual vernacular.
A dietary program claims to ease poor appetite indigestion cramps and diarrhoea by targeted meals and supplements. The plan emphasizes balanced nutrition and portion control to stabilize digestion and improve comfort after meals.
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