Pendleton Oregon Daily East Oregonian rates note
The Daily East Oregonian publishes daily weekly and semi weekly editions with subscription and carrier rates listed. It notes sale points including Oregon News Co and bureaus in Chicago and Washington and confirms it is a Second class mail matter and a United Press Association member.
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Pendleton
Oregon
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
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East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
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The Short Weight Bread and Coal Echoes in Verse
A compact verse collage contrasts small packets of bread coal ice with longer paths to goals and varying fortunes. It weaves themes of fleeting hours, extended days, blame, and praise through terse, imagery rich lines.
Why They Pass A Beveridge View On Western Senators
The article, discussing Senator Albert J. Beveridge’s critique, argues western lawmakers lose reelection bids when they trade principles to curry favor with eastern leadership. Beveridge contends early career compromises harm reelectability as Western voters prize independence and long tenures reveal true alignment with home constituents. He notes a senator needs about ten years to discern that committee assignments do not guarantee a secure personal career.
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Senate
Albert J. Beveridge
New England
Congress
Indiana
House
Beveridge
Pendleton praised as thriving Northwest town
Residents praise Pendleton as a lively prosperous city in the Northwest. Visitors who left return with admiration, noting growing business and improving trade over the past year despite naysayers. Local merchants report doubling sales and ongoing progress from ambitious enterprises.
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Pendleton
The town of Pen- Uinton aims for future growth
The article praises Pen- Uinton as a thriving, hard working town with enterprising business men. It argues that complaints come from those lacking ambition and aggressiveness and that the city’s pace is too swift for the lazy or exhausted.
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Pen- Uinton
A Worthy Pickr Contends Over Food Preservatives
A clash between Department of Agriculture chemists and packing interests centers on benzoate of soda as a food preservative. The debate highlights safety for kidney patients versus wide canning use. Supporters cite public health campaigns while critics question the motive and ties to the borax trust. Dr. Wiley’s group is urged to prevail amid beef trust influence.
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Department of Agriculture
Cuba
Borax Trust
Dr. Wiley
Beef Trust
Northwest drought warning with no earthquakes or cyclones
The report notes a temporary drought in the northwest area but confirms no earthquakes, tornadoes, or cyclones affecting the region. Authorities urge caution for crops and water use while monitoring for any developing severe weather.
Yesterday’s Hard Day Besets Festive Rainbow Trout
A short note reports a difficult day for a rainbow trout celebrated in a festive context. The event underscores challenges faced by the species in recent conditions and hints at broader environmental concerns.
Maxim noise free gun sparks assassination fears
The piece lampoons Hiram Maxim's new silent weapon and predicts a rash of first victims among performers, callers on the telephone, critics of press freedom, ticket speculators, those who praise pragmatism, and other easily spared groups.
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Hiram Maxim
Italian Tour Anecdote From Walter Trumbull Letter
A fragmented anecdote recounts an Italian tour with slow progress by sea and rail, poor hotel light, and a cheeky card game over a copyright insult. Instances include Naples, Rome, Florence, Genoa and Venice, with references to clubs, tricks, and a witty "Orin" play by Walter Trumbull.
The Major Promotes Tin Coated Canned Peaches
Major Byers extols a future preserved foods system using electrotyped tin canning to seal peaches and tomatoes. He envisions tins that never spoil, a built in can opener, and baskets of preserved produce in grocery stores. Jim quips that the major’s pipe keeps burning during the discussion.
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Jim
Paris piano organ promises brief silence for penny
London Standard reports a freak contraption in Paris where a piano organ linked to an automatic match-machine triggers a street notice warning “Put a penny in the slot and the music will stop.” A penny buys only three minutes of quiet, sparking fear of a new diabolical device.
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London
Paris
London Standard
Prompt Replies and Paid Subscriptions in Michigan Town
A local editor reports a stern warning to a town’s business man who harbors a habit of hugging his stenographer. The following day 37 businessmen visited the office, paid up their subscriptions, left 47 columns of advertising, and asked the editor to ignore the prior gossip.
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Michigan
Gum in the wastebasket controversy at school
In a classroom the pupil defies the teacher and refuses to throw gum away. The girl explains the gum belongs to her mother and she fears punishment at home. The teacher demands compliance and warns of removal from the room.
Some Famous Bulls In Parliament And Elsewhere
A collection of humorous political quotes from the British House of Commons and other figures. Highlights include Colonel Saunderson on Rumelia, an Irish M. P. on outrages in Ireland, another on truth in statements about Ireland, and reflections from Dean Hook and a church sermon about impossibility. Also a temple meeting quip about time. Selected.
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House of Commons
Colonel Saunderson
Rumelia
Ireland
Dean Hook
Hook
Winchester School
Church of England
Food safety and sanitation directives urge cleanliness
Instructions emphasize keeping all food covered and flies away, maintaining clean streets, storing stable manure in a vault or screened enclosure, sprinkling surfaces with lime, promptly covering meals, burying or burning table refuse, and placing damp cloths near meat dishes to reduce contamination.
Fly Control Advice for Homes
A wartime era homemaking tip recommending burning pyrethrum powder inside the house to kill flies. It notes that exposed refuse near dwellings attracts flies and unprotected food invites germs to be deposited by the insects, urging prompt cleaning and disposal.
Albee Says Campaign Cost Nothing in Portland
H B Albee, defeated mayoral candidate, fled a statement of expenses with the city auditor Wednesday morning claiming his campaign cost him not a cent. The boast comes after his defeat in the Portland election.
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Portland
H. BR. Albee
Truth and Justice Quote From Judge Brewer
A report of Justice Brewer noting the difficulty of distinguishing truth amid conflicting evidence. He recounts a village incident where a house hunter asks about a new block of houses and is told twenty minutes by a depot boy, contradicting an advertisement that says five. The boy adds you can believe me or the ad, but I’m not trying to make a sale.
Hidden Faith Testing Identity Amid Spiritual Family Claims
A reflective note argues that recognizing the devil’s traits is not enough to prove belonging to the family of the most high. It emphasizes inner faith, righteous conduct, and genuine alignment with sacred principles over mere identification.
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