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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1906
Page
4
Fragment reads as a historical ad notice for subscriptions and rates in Oregon. It mentions weekly and monthly terms, payment by mail, and a directive about advertising orders. The legible parts show pricing and deadlines presented in a dated newspaper style.
A nostalgic rendition recalls folk beliefs from boyhood about illness caused by thought. It contrasts anxious fears with the idea that persistent positive thinking can influence health, noting how worry alone can trigger heart and digestion problems and that belief may shape bodily well being.
The passage argues that crooked thinking harms health and straight thinking promotes well being, suggesting auto-suggestion or therapeutic ideas as paths to mental and physical wellness. It frames thought as central to health outcomes and hints at broader approaches to mental hygiene.
A local plea argues it is wiser and cheaper to save children than punish criminals. It praises Pendleton’s child welfare work, urging support for a growing children's home society to rescue orphans and at risk youths and place them in loving homes. The article emphasizes quiet, steady effort over sensational charity.
Professor Shaw of Vassar College outlines a 20th century city identity built on clean streets, trees, gardens and riverside recreation. He argues playgrounds and jobs shape youth outcomes, warning that lack of such amenities leads to mischief and crime and may push curfew measures as a last resort.
The text portrays a long whist session with cards shuffled and dealt, yet no progress. A muffled voice expresses confusion as efforts to control unseen forces fail. The piece blends card play with a sense of futility and inevitability.
Fragmentary text blends a reflection on clock invention with a surreal scene of a theater of memories. It references a person counting time as mice nibble, a late night stillness, and a New York City import boom reaching 756 million dollars a year, set against a May morning and Holnrich Holne’s lines.
The article notes ostrich eggs cost 85 each while common eggs fetch about 5 cents. It explains many attempts to hatch them fail, discusses incubation science, and warns of dangers from shell explosions when attempting hatching. It also covers import duties in South Africa and use in cuisine, including Christmas pudding.
The United States establishes a Tintted Plates court in China with limited consul jurisdiction over American civil and criminal matters. Sessions to be held in Canton Tientsin and Hankow, appeals allowed to the district and then the Supreme Court of the United States.
The article lists a roster of prominent figures attending a Walt PAMF function. It names President Roosevelt along with Colonel Henry F. McCain, Wallace Irwin, Will Trwih, Gotthard Hunt, PV. De Graw, Sy Ie Robert J. Wynne, John E. Wilkie, and others. It notes social roles from military secretary to passport chief and telegra ph operator, highlighting anecdotes and humor about their traits.
Advertises a complete line of paper covered books reading magazines and popular books of Mellon to escape the heat. Invites readers to inquire about the Tabardinn Library and asks them to ank about ji.
Hawaii’s sugar harvest is estimated at about 400000 tons at Honolulu, below last year’s record. After August, no Hawaiian sugar will be sent around South America, and the next year’s Atlantic trade is expected to use the Tehuantepec route.
A fragmentary verse commentary traces Saint Teddy as the sole praise and fault, imagining a world where others criticize without motive while the central figure guides truth and freedom. The poet envisions shifting gears of fame and satire amid playful, restless humor.
The scene on Fifteenth Street Washington shows Vice President Fairbanks in a carriage with Representative Brownlow as they approach the Capitol. They pause at a store and encounter three walking representatives. Brownlow is questioned about a torn note and responds that he is merely getting a Cree fife as the scene unfolds.
A fragmentary verse by Kagair Alten Poe evokes Helen as a muse of beauty and power. The speaker contrasts ancient glory with a modern longing, praising a symbolic threshold of sacred regions and timeless grandeur.
A freight steamer at Moriopat arrived with 190 machines marked 1 to 100. An error showed two pieces numbered 8% while No 87 was missing. Customs fined the ship 1000 for undervaluing cargo and 100 for shortage, accusing forging a second 8% piece though the tally later showed the manifest correct.
Archbishop Ireland accepted aide de camp duties to Commander in Chief James Tanner and will ride in the Grand Army parade carriage in Minneapolis on August 25. He served as chaplain of the Fifth Minnesota Regiment in the Civil War. A separate note mentions Barry Roxen, the Russian, seen in Washington with a steady mouth-held item, and always smoking between couriers at state events.
Salem July 3 The Male of Oregon vs Benton Baryoom Clase against Herman Froet appeal from Grant county Judge Eakin affirmed by Judge Bean Contempt proceedings by state on relator Olne oential Prov for violation of decrees of this court from 1892 related to white inch rights along Byunn creek Wheeler county restraining defendant from interfering with writer Rarnh Jennings and George A Jennings against Oregon Land and Wh fer company appeal from Morrow county judge W T R Ellis affirmed by Judge Bean action to recover damages for breach of contract for sale of real estate in Irrigon hotel construction case jury awarded 2200 damages defendant appeals Warner Valley Stock company vs J L Morrow appeal from Lake county judge H J Benson affirmed by Tadee Halley special from judgment in favor of plaintiff in real property case Lake county
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