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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
4
A notice records second class mail matter entering Pendleton post office for processing under local postal procedures. The entry reflects standard mail routing steps and classification for further sorting and delivery within the district.
The speaker longs for distant cities and caravan caravans from Cadiz to Tangier and Damascus to Palmyra toward Ispahan. The voice envisions Sufi nights, camels, and desert walls as life’s mystery unfolds beyond Hamadan to domes of Ispahan, in a lyric travel reflection by Lewis, Washington Smith.
The article urges Pendleton to welcome the state bankers association in June, offering to showcase irrigation potential, unwatered acres, local manufacturing, and regional prospects. It argues honest information will help reshape perceptions, attract investment, and portray Pendleton as a growing commercial hub and capital of the Land of Promise.
Dr Woods Hutchinson of Oregon has earned national recognition as a prominent speaker and writer on medical topics. His work has shaped public understanding of health issues and he travels widely to lecture and advise on medical matters.
Atlanta lectures praised by newspapers as Oregon links. Woods Hutchinson and Homer Davenport gain national fame. Rodman Wanamaker banquet photo includes Homer Davenport with Miles and Wood. Barrett leads the Bureau of American Republics. Hetrin, from Ashland, holds a top Harriman position. Roesch, Smithson, Kelly, and Gilbert earn world titles in shooting, hurdles, sprinting, and pole vault.
In the March 1913 American Review of Reviews comment, the Republican machine races to win 1912 elections and secure Taft's renomination. Across states, old-line politicians study, finance, and pull strings while workers and families endure hardship, notably in Burke and Mace. The piece notes miners' families share in mining dangers and economic strain.
Floods and washouts cripple all branch rail routes into Walla Walla except the line between Garden City and Pendleton. Residents of Walla Walla endure isolation as the branch line town finds itself cut off from main services and travel options.
The piece notes the need for special trains and 11 o'clock shows as drawbacks in modern theatre. It mentions a Philadelphia strike that risks national significance, sparked by the discharge of several men. It also references Halley’s Comet and strange weather, and concludes that the ocean will hold it all.
A note observes that vegetarians remain unconcerned by meat price hikes, contrasting consumer fears with dietary choices. No additional context or sources provided.
A nostalgic poem reflects on tender loves, birds, flowers, and memory after loss. It contemplates farewell songs, the fading of life, and enduring love as suns rise and set and hearts remember. The fragment ends with a reference to Atlania Constitution.
An article extols electric fans beyond cooling, detailing their role in ventilating large buildings. It explains how powered fans remove stale air, bring in fresh outdoor air, and circulate heated air, noting both industrial scale machines and small window units. The piece praises electricity as ideal for maintenance free long term operation in theatres, offices, and homes.
An old health ad touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as fortifying the body against germs. It claims cleansing the system, enriching the blood, and improving digestion to prevent illness, noting no alcohol and listing ingredients on the wrapper. The copy stresses fear of germs over ghosts and urges readers to ask neighbors.
Irishmen of New York and Brooklyn plan fit ing and celebrations for the birth of Robert Emmet with a principal meeting at the Academy of Music Brooklyn under the United Irish League. The program includes national speakers, Irish artists and concert contributions by humanitarian groups and societies nearby. Some farmers say orchard care misprices fruit growth though they keep homes in good order year round.
The dialogue notes that cold causes contraction in objects. An example cites a coal bill contracting when exposed to lower temperatures, illustrating how thermal effects alter volume and mass perception.
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