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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
4
Ambitious Verse Upon Enduring Work and Time
This fragment reflects a speaker doubting whether current efforts will endure, yet affirming that ceaseless striving yields power to achieve greater deeds in time. The lines emphasize perseverance, growth, and the belief in eventual worthy outcomes.
Peculiar Progressive Claim in Portland Candidate Race
A Portland man named Lafferty runs for Congress against Judge W R Ellis while posing as progressive. His anti conservation stance clashes with Roosevelt Pinchot policy, as he advocates state control of reserves, leading observers to doubt his alignment with true progressive leaders.
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Portland
Lafferty
Congress
W. R. Ellis
Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Mr. Lafferty
Gome
Health and Womanhood by Mrs. Caroline Hazard
Mrs. Caroline Hazard urges health as central to young women's future roles as wives and homemakers. The Evening Telegram notes her address at Wellesley College promoting right eating, sleep, clothing, exercise, and fresh air as foundations for lifelong wellbeing and generational influence.
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Caroline Hazard
Wellesley College
Haxzaril
Know Thyself and Health as Life’s Core Guiding Rule
The text urges following nature’s laws for true pleasure and health. It promotes simple physical rules to promote health, warns that education for women should train them for motherhood and household leadership, and argues colleges must undertake this duty to justify their existence.
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Urguly
Ife
Average Voter Urged to Vote No on Division Bills
A Portland Oregonian cartoon praises the idea that division bills are local questions best decided by county voters. It argues initiative measures are abused and urges readers to vote no on every division bill this November until a clearer method is devised.
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Portland Oregonian
Garfield Nomination Hopes Rise Amid Sudden Ohio Loss
The potential returners may back Garfield for the Ohio gubernatorial nomination aiming to have Farman defeated. The death of W Roy Saxton of Whitman County shocks community, as he was widely beloved by many.
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W. Roy Saxton
Assembly Widens Breach Within Republican Party
State papers across parties reflect widening rift as the assembly debates party unity. Analysts say factions diverge on policy and leadership, signaling possible shifts before upcoming primaries.
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Assembly
Those people in the hot states of the east would appreciate the cool nights
A curious line notes that residents in warmer eastern regions might welcome Oregon’s cooler evenings and mild nights, hinting at a regional climate contrast without specifics.
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East
Oregon
Confetti With Cream Sparked by a Missing Treat
A father hunts for a bag of confetti intended for his son Freddie. Bridget reveals it was used for Mother's break fast with cream, leaving the remaining pieces for him. The scene unfolds with mislaid sweets and kitchen mischief.
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Bridget
Freddie
Pridget
Oriental calculation method outpaces modern bank tools
A Tacoma Ledger report recounts a competition at a Tacoma branch of the American Institute of Bank Clerks where a Japanese clerk using an ancient abacus-like device outperformed a modern adding machine. The Japanese clerk totaled a long column in 30 seconds versus 54 seconds for the modern machine, with the ancient method yielding a correct total.
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Tacoma Ledger
W. BR. Roett
Bank of Watsonville
Tatoma Hamper
American Institute of Bank Clerks
Tacomp
Osaka
Radole
Severn
Abacus Revered in Watsonville Trade Tale
Orient. The rate varied by place and by half and odd cents as Mr. Radclift calculated a total with five dollars in dimes or fifty in a package. He spread the coins on the counter and after a minute announced a total in dollars and old cents. A later revision showed he was correct to a fractional cent. The old-fashioned machine once used by Chinese and Japanese, an abacus, was noted in this country.
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Orient
Radclift
Giem
Watsonville
Oranges Spark First Trade Teacher Lesson
In a Philadelphia Times item a downtown school teacher explains the word unit to pupils by a chestnut orange on her desk. A recess student eats an orange in the yard, and back in class a boy chews orange skin. When asked what he has, he asks if the skin is edible.
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Philadelphia Times
Over the Hills and Far Away Love Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse piece reflects on love across distance and time. It references hills and distant lands, longing, and the tension between joyous memories and present absence as love endures beyond separation.
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Ani
Tired of Washington tariff talk by Dolliver
Dolliver vented frustration with tariff laws crafted by unnamed customs officials, saying the senate majority fails to reflect real ideas. He claimed pride was hurt, and noted Oregon's Bourne criticizing the senate as a bubble with meaningless influence. He promised to reveal why he is tired of veteran experts.
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Senate
Oregon
Mr. Bourne
Senate debates over laws and veteran management critique
The speaker condemns lawmakers and veteran experts who filter reforms. He questions how long the Senate will tolerate brutal tyranny by interests monopolizing major industries, imposing burdens on U S market prices without debate or explanation.
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Senate of the
United States
Man Walks Into Newsroom Seeks Deal
A man enters a newspaper office with confidence and asks to speak with the manager. The editor responds in a direct, noncommittal tone, prompting a brisk exchange about possible work or business.
Newspaper Circulation Claims and Ad Rates Highlighted
A patent medicine maker boasts of wide daily circulation and high family reach, claiming 100,900 paid copies daily and 1.2 million readers. He notes advertising rates will rise 80 percent after next month, insisting the paper is the best medium for reaching 10,000,000 weekly readers, then shifts to town.
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