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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented line invokes Bayard Taylor as the Turk figure abandons a pursuit. The brief text hints at themes of loss and yearning within a historical or literary quotation. The exact source context is unclear.
The article recounts Representative Francis Burton Harrison and allies visiting the White House to press the President on Russian Jewish massacres. Norton and Taft officials reportedly refused a direct meeting, hinting at partisan politics and reactions from Red men within the party. The piece portrays a tense, factional Republican scene and Taft diplomacy.
The gasoline motor car operates between the city and Uma till with a new schedule that serves night patrons. It allows west end residents to reach here in the forenoon for business and return home before dinner, offering a mild transportation option in the region.
The East Oregonian reports a Hermiston social trip of 20 ladies who toured to Echo by motor car, enjoyed entertainment there, and returned home the same day. The piece argues motor cars offer pleasant travel versus dusty summer train rides.
Superintendent Allen at Hermiston experiment station warns fire blight threatens nearby pear and even some apple trees. Prompt treatment is urged to prevent spread and protect valuable orchards and local fruit supply, which lags behind demand due to neglect of scientific horticulture and underperforming orchards.
Weston voters approve a city speed limit to curb joy riders. The ordinance restricts cars to 12 miles per hour on main routes near the normal school line and urges slow driving to protect motorists and residents. There is a note about fountain access at the path to quench thirst at the Malh theatres. The measure aims to safeguard public health and safety.
It is charged that the force of the copper mining sects and a rift between President Diaz and the Guggenheims exists, with claims that the Guggenheims seek U.S. aid to keep Diaz in power. The Guggenheims are said to be influential in Alaska governance, though the charges by Wilson and Turner are uncertain.
A convention of regular Republicans in Wisconsin backed administration policies but the regulars could not control the state’s destinies as “Little Bob” remained in the senate chamber.
June weather in eastern Oregon brings unusually clear skies and mild temperatures, with residents enjoying extended sunlight and tranquil afternoons across multiple counties. Local officials note stable conditions supporting outdoor activities and small-town events.
In a crowded room two men named Smith discover a tailor letter misaddressed to the other. One reads it aloud and, amid a scene of embarrassment, tears it up and tosses the fragments into the fire while the amused party overhears the vow of a playful taunt. The scene ends with a lighthearted moment at the Saturday Evening Post.
The piece traces kissing as a test of civilization, noting its absence among American Indians and African and Australian peoples before European and Asian contact. It suggests early roots in Europe and Asia, cites Darwin on primitive origins, and mentions Greece and expanding social practice among men and husbands.
The text outlines Roman kiss types as osculum basium and suavium, noting public displays were frowned upon. Plutarch cites Cato expelling a senator for daytime kissing, and it claims Rome introduced a method to appease husbands after a voyage ended.
United States District Attorney for Hawaii is portrayed as seeking trouble by planning to arrest King Chulalongkorn of Siam for polygamy under the Edmunds Act during his planned U S visit via Honolulu. The piece mocks the idea and questions feasibility and consequences of such an international incident.
A Minneapolis Journal item quotes Edison on pushing modern enterprise and a reader requests a speech device for invisible spectacles. The note offers $2,500 plus cost in year one and includes a humorous aside about infant prodigies and a geography class misstatement from Chicago News.
An advertorial seizes on blood purity to claim skin cures. It argues clean, healthy blood clears eruptions and infections, promotes soft skin, and credits a “Swift Specific” formula from Atlanta with free book offers. It urges readers to remove humors through internal tonics to end skin disease.
The Chicago Journal reports a railway scene where a passenger confronts a railway servant at a Scottish station. A parcel is dropped with force, scattering items on the pavement as the porter references Perth and possible further travel. The crow sticks steadily to his ciwa.
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