Secretary Lane maps power policy for Pend d'Oreille case
The article discusses Secretary Lane's conservation approach under the new administration. It favors lower charges to consumers, reduced government revenue dependence, and limits on monopolies. It also notes the potential for municipal electricity, citing Pendleton, to exploit local resources without taxpayer burdens while outlining nationwide regulatory aims.
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Portland Rose Festival urged to continue year after year
Portland residents are urged to keep the annual rose festival going to preserve a wholesome event that boosts rose culture. The article credits Portland as the inspiration for many Northwest towns to hold rose shows and warns that discontinuing the festival would eliminate a key entertainment and advertising asset that benefits the region.
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Portland high school teacher faces uproar over symbolic Adam and Eve lesson
A Portland teacher drew sharp parental protests by teaching that the Eden story is symbolic and offering probable origins of the myth. Defenders say true religion aligns with truth, while critics claim interference with faith and insist on literal belief.
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Pendleton Hosts Regional Fraternal Leaders in Oregon
Pendleton stands out as a center for fraternal groups with the grand master of the Odd Fellows and grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias based there, plus an official in line to become grand master of Oregon Masons, underscoring the city’s respected status in fraternal circles.
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Pendleton Home Building Up, Economy Seen Secure
The currency issue is addressed before the administration and is a delicate problem to manage yet the country remains safe due to a highly intelligent leader running the show. Citizens are urged to act now to build homes in Pendleton, with time to construct if houses for sale or rent cannot be found.
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Old advice confuses patient with new doctor gag
Ailing man visits a new doctor who offers a list of rules for recovery. The patient says he has followed them for a year, only to learn they are the same rules his old doctor gave. The doctor offers to provide different ones.
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Couple Laughs Over New Canoe At Shore
In the Washington Star a light exchange shows a couple joking about a new canoe. The man remarks his wife enjoys watching him from the shore, while she says it’s safer and more fun to view from land.
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Washington Star
Letting Well Enough Alone
A nervous man vows to silence a boy who whistles a tune. He considers stopping the whistling but learns that the words behind the song would be worse, so he resigns to let him whistle instead of singing.
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Washington Star
Mistaken Identity in Cubist Painting Debate
A Houston Post debate questions whether a painting showing a man on horseback is truly Cubist arguing that misidentification arises from interpretation. The exchange highlights how perception shapes art classification and the certainty of authorship.
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Naming quirks vex a hoarder in Kangag City
In a chatty fragment from the Kangag City Journal a crumpy hoarder muses on how names arise. He jokes that strawberry shortcake might have been called shortberry straw cake, illustrating how naming choices shape understanding.
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Artist Plans Cubist Model With Kindling Wood
In a witty exchange from the Boston Transcript, the Artist asks his wife to order kindling wood and shingles so he can construct a cubist model, provoking her bemused question about the need for such materials.
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Bulle That Way Rankin Speech Anecdote
An excerpt quotes Bulle Rankin humor about stage nerves as speaker rises. He jokes knees knock and imagines a forward leg bend easing the wobble, noting how outward posture might prevent the fear of speaking. The light exchange stresses self-deprecating humor.
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Angelica Van Buren and the White House Luxury in 1839
A portrait of Angelica Singleton Van Buren shows her as a refined hostess who modernized Washington society with lavish dinners and a courtlike air. The piece notes her Parisian manners, approval by Dolly Madison, and public criticism of expense, including a London chef and artificial flowers. It traces her life from marriage to President Van Buren's son, through Europe, to New York society leadership, ending with her 1878 death.
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Eat the Best While You’re About It
Rhetorical brief extols enjoying meat and urges readers to buy meats locally. Emphasizes necessity of eating and preferring premium cuts at the stated market.
Italy's New Singer Olga Aicardi Emerges in Milan
A famed maestro once visited Milan and trained Olga Aicardi, daughter of an Italian singer, who impressed with a pure child voice and is slated to debut in St Petersburg and Paris. Report notes praise from Massenet and Wagner for her charm and potential.
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