Independent Oregonian sale notice and mail remarks
An independent newspaper outlines a sale at Oregon News Co in Portland and notes bureaus in Washington D C and Pendleton Oregon. The notice lists addresses including 147 6th Street Portland and Fourteenth Street N W Washington and mentions United Press Association and official city and county paper status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalle Ener
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Borthweet News
Portland
Beta Crica
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Why is the tariff on wool a price maker
U.S. imports wool and imposes an 11 cent per pound tariff. Oregon wool prices match London free trade, while Umatilla County growers question who benefits. Consumers blame the tariff for high manufactured goods prices. growers say they earn more for their clip, but the manufacturer seems to profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oregon
London
Umatilla County
The Sweet Girl Graduate Editorial
A Spokesman-Review editorial delves into the ideal of the sweet girl graduate versus the trussed joke of the male graduate. It contrasts the sweet girl with lofty aims and domestic dreams against the male scholar’s burdens and clumsy theater in June heat and social expectations.
Women and marriage satire from a 19th century Los Angeles Times piece
The excerpt mocks women’s professional roles and courtship, noting wives gravitating to husbands and husbands guarding their spouses. It parodies views on women practicing law or medicine and editors, ending with a caricature of a girl who cannot catch a husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Los Angeles Times
The Corner of Her Eye of Glory and New Thought Worries
A San Francisco Star column critiques a “New Thought” woman, arguing retirement thoughts drift toward grandmothers, while men dream of marriage. It questions whether men will marry such women and suggests women prioritize clothes over action, reflecting era attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Francisco Star
AN ANSWER TO THE BOURBONS
A Civil War era reflection notes Union and Confederate memories in Altoona and Marietta on Decoration Day. Comrade Edwards lays a wreath on John Gains’s grave, symbolizing reconciliation as Marietta militia honors the Union at Kennesaw National Cemetery. The piece contrasts divided past with shared tributes and hints at social shifts as Teddy Roosevelt’s return looms.
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John Gains
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Altoona Mirror
Grand Army
D. H. Edwards
Altoona
Marietta
National Cemetery
Kennesaw
Atlanta Constitution
Poet Eirlee Season May Decide Blue Meynrmin Title
The article hints that a poet named Eirlee may be needed to settle the Blue Meynrmin league championship, suggesting an unsettled race and potential decisive season end.
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Eirlee
No peach crop failure with rosy graduates harvest
The Atlanta Constitution intimates that the current batch of graduates will ensure a bountiful harvest of talent, suggesting no risk of a peach crop failure as this year's graduates enter the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atlanta Constitution
New harvesters arrive to aid five million bushel crop
Five million bushel harvest awaits with new combine harvesters arriving hourly to boost farming output. Local growers report weather and rain challenges, while sugar production and Weeton face impacts. Citizens urged to fly flags tomorrow Tuesday for observance.
Farm Bred Boys and the Farm Boy Advantage
The farm bred boy gains self reliance through daily farm work and observation of nature. City upbringing yields struggle amid crowded streets and skyscrapers. Farm boys at twelve learn animal names and agricultural knowledge, choosing paths in agriculture or city commerce. The article argues rural roots feed national leadership and business vigor.
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Atta Kingdom
Ely Boys
Farmers and Drovers Journal
Johnny on the Spot Peddler in Smoke Filled Scene
A peddler offers a stain remover to a servant amid a household crisis. The servant asks about an explosion injury to the gentleman of the house. The peddler boasts his remover will erase a grease spot in two minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remy
Cold Springs
Making Progress on Tetanux May Conservation Day
A Brooklyn Standard Union report notes a push to designate Tetanux May as Conservation Day. The aim is to celebrate American youth with safer eyes and fingers, countering accidents and fatalities that affect daily life and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le & Mariotal Diverice
Brooklyn Standard Virion
A Real Cure for Contagious Blood Poison Claims
An advertisement touts a home treatment alleged to cure contagious blood poison, promising permanent results. It extols Swift Specific Co. and Brand products, asserting the remedy cleanses the blood and restores health, with warnings about symptoms and a guarantee of lasting cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Swift
The Bishop’s Bedroom Fall Pranks a Sister
A bishop visiting a sister’s home falls through a rope supported bed sling in the night. He lies unmoved in bed with a calm smile and thumbs twiddling, telling the sister to look in the cellar if he is not found in the morning.
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National Monthly
To Err Is Human In Haste Newspapers Make Mistakes
A reflection from the Scranton Truth on how press haste leads to errors yet public regard for judges remains intact as higher courts overturn decisions, without damaging the bench’s standing.
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Scranton
Dynamite disaster hints at train wreck and mill blast
A dramatic report notes a car carrying 10 tons of dynamite derailed near Tacoma. The blast kills brakemen at the One Dupont powder mill and underscores dynamite’s industrial value and dangers. The piece mixes sensational danger with stray dialogue about anxious mothers and romantic interludes.
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Tacoma
Dupont Powder Mill
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Miss Von Ryder's School Advertises Elite Training
A crude wartime style notice describes Miss Von Ryder's school promising glamorous education for young ladies. It highlights language, music, ritual, and social polish while claiming to shield students from harsh realities of society. Tuition is stated as twelve hundred annually with requirements including a maid, a car, and substantial cash for incidents.
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Fig
Miss von Ryder
Mixs von Ryder
Mnke
Choliv and Ferdy Stage Charity Gum for Hospital
A garbled report notes Choliv called wind and Ferdy led a chat to disrupt teams in a free form bull game to aid a hospital. The exchange sparked questions if money was raised. The reply indicated no funds were made, yet notable business was generated for the hospital.
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Choliv
Wind
Ferdy
Manuscript Musings on Vanity and Isolation
A fragment notes vanity can enrage a man and alienate him from peers as excess pride puffs up the chest and creates social friction. The terse observation suggests personal temperament influences how others perceive and interact with him.
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Bem
United Press Asociation
Pendleton
Pelephear
Main
Esx Baia
NGS
Cs Label
Barth
the Sweet Girl
Spokesman-Review
Asotin
Wenatrhee
Jacque Rose
Hari
Mason and Dixon
Altoonm Pa
Wits. Ge
Rose Hill Cemetery
Teddy
Waylmort
Weeton
Johnny
Rae
E. T. Wade
American Nat. Bank Bldg
Pendleton, OR
aWadih
Echo
Pilot Rock
Cosblestrom
Wee Altacatreet
Dan Kemler
W. Bluff Streat
Pendleton, Oregon
Janey
Ett
Appleton
Lee Teutsch
Real Estate and Insurance
Pendleton, Ore
Ostetter
East End Grocery
Weston
Tallman & Co
OLD Lin Live Stock Insurance
Indiana & Ohio Live Stock Insurance Company
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Mark Moorhouse
East Court #1
Colesworthy
International Stock Food
E. Alta
Tre
Gas la Fontaine
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Wa Fontaine Blk
Main St
Henry Kopittke
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