Pendleton East Oregonian publishing note
A brief publication notice from Pendleton Oregon states the East Oregonian Publishing Company issues the paper every afternoon except Sunday with subscription rates and distribution details including Rich's News Stands in Portland Oregon. It lists contact and stand locations for distribution.
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Buuday
Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian
H. 1 Rich's
Hotel
Portland
Hotel Jerkins
Poem Excerpt Quotation by O. W. Holmes
A fragment from Oliver Wendell Holmes urges the soul to build ever nobler temples as seasons pass and life moves on fast. The verse contrasts earthly shells with spiritual ascent, ending on a note of freedom beyond decay and time.
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O. W. Holmes
A Powerful Influence for Good in Newspapers
A survey of newspapers as a force for democracy and public life notes their role in shaping opinion, reducing antipathies, and aiding social reform. It cites Roosevelt era policy themes, postal service calls for integrity, rural school consolidation debates, and regional issues from Willamette Valley to Pendleton.
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America
Wordsworth
Emerson
Paris
Supreme Court of the United States
Ike
Ike Municipal Connelly
Collier's
Donoe
Rooevell
Polt- Yelan
Harry” Payne
John Wantamaker
Roosevelt
Willamette Valley
Polk County
Zens
Lincoln
Lower Spring Valley
Best Thing in Poet's Life Love Story of Richard Henry Stoddard
Richard Henry Stoddard, aged poet, died in New York after fifty years of devoted marriage. His wife’s death deeply affected him. he spoke of their bond as a guiding, unspoken harmony. He died content in the belief her presence lingered with him in the mysterious beyond. William Tyrell, a Tacoma newcomer, died by his own hand Thursday morning.
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Wilch
Richard Henry Stoddard
New York
William Tyrell
Tacoma
A Royal Heart of Gold in Ragged Garb
A Northern town woman, old and worn, hidden in a torn gown, stoops to lift broken glass from the street. A passerby asks what she is stealing, then sees the charity in her act. She explains she gathered glass to leave the road clear for children. The London Spectator praises her royal heart that quietly aids the bairns.
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Ncouth
Society Women Authors in One Family Echo Brontes Era
Three literary women dominate a single family, likened to the Brontes. Mrs. John G. K. Duer, her daughter Mrs. Alice Duer Miller, and unmarried Miss Caroline Duer publish novels short stories and essays across major periodicals. Cousin Mrs. Clarence Mackay begins a literary career with a promising play.
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Brontes
John G. K. Duer
Miller
Alice Duer Miller
Caroline Duer
Clarence Mackay
Worthless state governments warned in calamity quotes
Denver Post reflects on Missouri Kansas and Texas responses to disasters. Proclamations and fund collections total 185 dollars for Kansas City and Topeka aid are cited. Poem lines contrast political failure with social duty.
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Missouri
Kansas City
State House
Bailey
Kansas
Topeka
Texas
Galveston
Denver Post
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