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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
6
Casey watches Mulligan in tenements over four nights as he runs out and back, skips a rope, and exits with a rope. Mrs Mulligan explains the doctor ordered Mike to skip the fourth repetition and run three times, a curious remedy observed by Casey.
A writer from Pearsons explains why a rattlesnake head can be shot off with a six shooter. He notes bullets travel straight and the snake often appears to be the cause rather than the shooter. At close quarters the gun flash and recoil seem to sever the head with the body still, the snake writhing as its heart stops.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes baldheaded eagles as lifelong widowers after the death of a mate, never remarrying, and contrasts this with golden woodpeckers whose mates die and who likewise remain widowed. The piece notes the dignified eagle as a national symbol and details mourning behavior.
A New Zealand tree produces seed vessels that exude a sticky fluid trapping birds and even staff members. Birds become hopelessly glued to fruit clusters and cannot escape without help, leaving them vulnerable to predators as other animals feed.
The article notes Moltke's varying toasts at public occasions. At small gatherings he says Long live the emperor, and at larger events the toast ends with Long life to his majesty the emperor, our most gracious king and master.
The Washington Star quotes Mr Dustin Broxe urging a name that earns lasting respect for future generations. He states vanity has no hold, seeking a fortune esteemed by those who come after.
In a clipped domestic exchange, Mr Winkie forgets to post a letter and laments his mind’s absence, while Mrs Winkle retorts that his thoughts have been missing for years in a sharp, humorous family quarrel snippet.
Textile advertisement for fancy ribbon in 1B.12c to 50c yard, available in all widths and colors from Trutach's.
An assortment of observations on urban life, markets, and science. Includes remarks on buying provisions in St Petersburg open air stalls and price tricks by merchants, a note on eye refraction by Professor Helmholtz, and an anecdote of a fogbound London pedestrian guided home by a stranger who knows every street.
Last week of sale offers trimmed hats from plains turbans to imported patterns with one third off. Includes Dame Fashion shades and colors, notably Elliot and Corderays designs, plus fashion hats and dress hats. All hat trimmings reduced accordingly. Now is the time, not a hat in the house spared.
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The word canard meaning hoax is traced to Norbert Corneliasen who staged a sensational duck experiment. Twenty ducks were placed together. one was killed and fed to the rest, who ate the leftovers. Repeated across journals, the tale popularized the hoax sense of canard.
The William Tell became the first vessel to traverse the Erie Canal from Buffalo to Albany and down to New York, carrying a cargo of flour and lake water mixed with New York Bay waters for a grand celebration. Governor DeWitt Clinton led the party with a delegation of statesmen and international guests aboard, marking a historic feat in canal history.
An English treatise by George Creswell discusses proper bird care, warning against hanging birds just above window ashes or in a kitchen corner. It argues drafts and poor placement cause respiratory issues like catarrh and bronchitis, and a stuffy atmosphere harms the bird's health.
Warning notes that the only child in a family tends to health and mental issues and poor normality. The piece draws comparisons among only children, youngest children, the only boy and the only girl, highlighting striking similarities and concerns. A quoted scene shows a woman demanding ten dollars, with a startled response from Henry indicating trouble or fear.
Forbear and forgive as human nature yields occasional outcroppings and instinctive acts. The child embodies a bundle of instincts, not a blank slate, reminding us to practice patience and mercy toward others.
An editorial tone highlights advertising as the key driver in the march toward progress and achievement, framing promotional efforts as essential to economic and social advancement.
Factory sale offers 1 pair curtains with odd patterns no two alike. Prices range from TK to B50. Some curtains are single, some soiled or mussed. Most items moved in the past week at a local facility.
A local sale slashes prices on men's women's and children's footwear to raise funds. Men's items range from 34.50 for velour calf to 85.00 patent models. women’s lines include 40.00 French kid and 3.00 to 4.00 patent red options. children's shoes listed at 61 cents to 5.15 with box calf and heavy soles noted. Several price points emphasize substantial reductions as a sheriff sale appears to push liquidations.
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