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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1913
Page
4
Fragment appears as poetic lines speaking of dawn, loss, and hopeful light. The speaker notes a brighter morning despite lingering grief, greeting the day with a warmth that dispels shadows as darkness fades.
A discussion argues for year round teacher salaries to support summers for study and parent engagement, claiming improved teaching quality and reduced costs. It also notes Howard Bill becoming president of Too Large New Haven and critiques railroading practices, praising leaders who rose from within and knew their staff.
The article comments on railroad executives and the New Haven Company seeking to focus on running the railroad, mentions Melems leaving Boston and Maine and Maine Central to join New Haven, and cites various political and social asides including Mexican revolutionaries, a Buffalo Bills show, Walter’s Island pool, a murdered woman’s fate, Ambassador Wilson on Huerta, the telegraph trust, opium in Shanghai, and evaluating ball players by salary.
A Springfield Republica n report hints at a possible major conflict over China's Alsace Lorraine issue, suggesting rising tensions and potential international confrontation on the matter.
A soap maker touts daily newspaper advertising as the best tonic to maintain demand. He claims full countrywide sales charts, ready to boost in any lag by advertising in daily papers. Merchants and manufacturers seeking local ad options for nationwide products are invited to write to the East Oregonian.
A fragment notes Mongolia under Mongol possession and describes the clash of forces as 600 Mongols under Russian officers face Chinese troops with 45 casualties. It discusses China’s population, the Tai Ping era death toll estimates, and argues human life is cheap to China while money hampers distant campaigns. It notes Mongols backed by Russia enjoy strategic edge.
Rhode Island town of Bristol imposes a tax on every billboard bearing an advertisement. Assessors aim to curb billboard proliferation and fund anti billboard efforts, citing the nuisance and desire to reduce visual clutter in the community.
The discussion weighs the value of billboard boards against advertising potential and property tax impact. It notes some Americans avoid products advertised on billboards and considers a small tax as a deterrent. If successful, other communities may adopt the Bristol approach.
In a brisk exchange set in Flatbush, a playful tease prompts a humorous retort about a wife’s dress buttons. The light banter centers on familiarity and implied domestic tasks, ending with a punch of mutual amusement.
A brief Yonkers States item notes a light moment as a resident struggles to count buttons while fastening clothing. The exchange highlights confusion and humor over a simple task during a busy moment.
A humorous exchange notes 25006 women over 75 in New York and idly comments that chorus girls dominate the city as a playful gag. The Old Pogy voices a statistic while the Grouch retorts with a sly, urban quip about the chorus girls.
A moderate earthquake registered by Georgetown University seismographs began at 7 14 5 and lasted six minutes. Movements were east to west and the epicenter was estimated about 2000 miles from Washington.
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