Pendleton Oregon Daily Fast Oregonian Publication Data
The item lists publication details for the Fast Oregonian daily and weekly editions, pricing, and circulation options. It notes sale locations in Portland and Washington D C, and confirms United Press Association membership with filing offices and post office status.
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Fast
Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Chi
Security
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Run It Out Motto in Louis Bee Thayer Poem
A historical poem urges players to press on and run out the ball despite odds. It highlights crowd energy, effort, and the belief that perseverance leads to success, noting how the fighter who keeps going often reaches the base or goal.
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Louis BE. Thayer
All Around Men and Balanced Education at Harvard
President Lowell aims to produce all around men through balanced education. The essay argues specialization risks unbalanced minds and society, urging courses combining sciences, languages, and practical subjects. It calls for athletics and social development alongside Latin and Greek to form well rounded individuals.
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Lowell
Harvard University
Obituary for O F Thomson At Nearly Eight Decades
The city mourns O F Thomson who died yesterday at almost eighty years old. He spent a long life and finished his race, with surviving relatives offered consolation that death comes for all mortals.
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O. F. Thomson
Noted Pioneer Honored for Frontier Development and Citizenship
The departed was a devoted husband and father and an active citizen who contributed to the growth of this county and eastern Oregon. He embodied the sterling character of early frontier life and helped tame the West, leaving behind a lasting legacy as he began his final journey after completing his work.
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Iif
Oregon
Baker City vs Pendleton: Eastern Oregon’s true metropolis debated
A heated editorial debate argues Baker City is not the eastern Oregon metropolis, contrasting mining town limits with Pendleton as the regional center. The piece notes Pendleton’s rail links, wool shipments, and agricultural prominence, challenging Baker City’s claim and calling the Evening Herald’s stance a delusion.
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Baker City
Oregon
Pilot Rock
Sumpter
Granite
Idaho Jine
Pendleton
Mississippi
Evening Herald
Pendleton High Debating Team Loses Title At Eugene
Pendleton high school debaters lost the championship at Eugene after being compelled by the state committee to argue the subsidy side. Previously they won on the negative by strong argument, but shifting sides reduced their impact and no team advocating the subsidy doctrine in state high school debates had secured a victory.
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Pendleton High School
Eugene
Portland Plans Theatres Fight For Stage Fame
Portland newspapers urge a new theatre as a fresh bid to boost the city’s cultural scene. The chorus nods to Pendleton’s past struggles and hopes Portland learns from those efforts to secure a thriving venue.
Parlor sport jibe from German professor about Roosevelt
A German professor derides Theodore Roosevelt as doing hunting as a mere parlor sport, suggesting the remark stems from jealousy and a lack of real adventure. The comment reflects wartime or political sentiment toward Roosevelt’s pursuits.
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Roosevelt
Wind and Fire Love Poem by Rositer W Raymond
A Romantic poem contrasts wind and fire as forces of passion and danger. The speaker weighs loving passionately and asks if love can endure when trials end, imagining leaving wind and fire behind to approach the stars together.
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Rositer
Raymond
The Old Cock Himself At Bishopthorpe
A former archbishop of York appeared briefly as coachman at an evening party. After finding his coachman intoxicated, he drove home, rode in the box, and a wheel struck a stone near Bishopthorpe. The lodgekeeper greeted the rider as “Hello Bill, drunk again,” to which the archbishop replied, “It’s the old cock himself.”
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York
Thomas
Conchman
Bishopthorpe
Bill
Sailor recounts storm tale of mast plug in wreck
A sailor narrates an amazing sea story set under the equator detailing a thunderstorm that bores a hole through a vessel. A second lightning flash severs the mast but plugs the hole, allowing the ship to stay afloat until dry dock.
Sunday in Nevada sparks senate clash over work week
Senator Newlands of Nevada criticizes industrial conditions in Pittsburg and seven day workweeks. Senator Oliver of Pittsburg retorts with a protest ode, recounting a trip to Nevada and describing gambling, hotels, and a Carnegie library in Reno as he defends six day work weeks and condemns Sunday in the state.
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Nevada
Newlands
Senate
Pittsburg
Oliver
Pittsborg
Ecity
Henator
Carnegie Library
Reno
Pitteburg
Limantour in Mexico Compared to Witte
American Review of Reviews notes Mexico's finance minister Jose Yves Limantour mirrors Russia's Witte in skill and influence. It highlights his self-made wealth, steady fiscal building, and Diaz’s reliance on commercial growth to stave off revolution, praising Limantour as a top financier of our era.
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Dias
Jose Yves Limantour
Romero
Limantour
Mexico
Witte
Russia
Diaz
Catr
Ding
Dine
Limaintour
American Review of Reviews
American tourist on Victory ship recalls Nelson spot
Johnnie Payne recounts an American visitor from the west touring London who boarded the Victory, Nelson’s flagship. An English sister guides him as he removes his hat at a brass tablet, praising the spot where Lord Nelson fell, while the American jokes about nearly tripping himself.
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Johnnie Payne
West
London
Lord Nelson
The Refuge of the Rich Yacht Lifestyle Questioned
The piece asks why the Smith family remains aboard their yacht year round and notes the cook cannot leave. It reflects on wealth and seafaring leisure as a private refuge for the affluent.
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Smith's
Newbro Herplelde Fights Dandruff Germ For Healthy Hair
Dandruff is caused by a parasitic germ that weakens hair at the root. Newbro Herpleide is promoted as the only preparation fatal to the dandruff germ, preventing hair loss and promoting glossy hair growth. Many women credit their hair’s beauty to this preparation advertised by druggists. Send 19 cents and box details to The Horpleide Co. Detroit Minn.
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Bealskin
Newhro
Horplieide Co
Detroit
Minn
Weather note links rain to observer Ralph Howland
It is now up to Weather Observer Ralph Howland to see that this country gets the normal amount of rain. The line stresses the role of Howland in ensuring rainfall levels meet expectations.
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Ralph Howland
Fourth of July Shade Spots Praised by Country Folk
Country residents seek shaded retreats for Independence Day gatherings. They favor public parks and tree-lined plazas for cooling relief, with families planning picnics, games, and local fireworks viewing while avoiding heat and sun exposure.
Cupid Interferes With School Board Plans
A lighthearted note describes Cupid causing unexpected disruptions to school board scheduling and plans, adding a humorous twist to official proceedings. The item highlights how romance touches local education governance in a playful way.
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Fidelity and Security
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Howbach
Pendleton Drug CO
Best Goods
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the Dalles
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