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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1902

Page

6

Four Redheaded Men Who Became Famous

A long profile of Missouri politicians centered on West, Cockrell, Vest and Phillips. It recalls Vest’s kindness to Stephenson’s widow, the pair’s postwar law and political partnership, and the fate of Lon Vest Stephens whose career followed Vest’s influence. It weaves anecdotes of loyalty, gratitude, and political ascent in late 19th century Missouri.

Jones West Champ Clark Joe Blackburn Washington House of the Conscript Fathers Republic John Marshall Marfin Supreme Court George Graham West Missouri B. Gratz Brown Frankfort Vest Rnisicnle Voltaire Democratic Party Ikiy Bill Jones Kentucky Bill Fred Cannon Ohio Senator Vest John D. Stephenson St. Louis Stephenson Boonville Pap Price Congress Johm A. Logan Frank I. Blair Senate Francis Marion Cockrell George Graham Vest John F. Phillips Thomas T. Crittenden Cockrell Phillips Crittenden Charlies H. Hardin Colonel Crittenden Grover Cleveland Mexico Kansas City United States Ife Vest Stephens J. L. Stephens Stephens Lon West Lon Vest Stephens Lon Vest Francis

Kitchen Helps for Cleaning and Odor Control

Practical kitchen tips cover preventing odors when boiling milk or scorching pots, using salt and vinegar for scouring, lemon and salt to remove stains, brown paper under tablecloths to protect oilcloth, using two bowls for glassware washing, and rinsing knives with cold water followed by celery lemon or raw potato to remove onion odors.

Economical tips for cleaning and dyeing ribbons

The article explains using gasoline or soap bark chips to clean ribbons, then rubbing until clean. It covers dyeing options for white and light ribbons with blue pink lavender or red, plus black for dark pieces. It prescribes rinsing in warm waters, winding on cardboard, applying pressure, or air drying then ironing with a moderate heat.

The Children's Hour in Quiet Households

A brief sermon on cheerful and loving childrearing. Mothers’ Journal quotes Sodney Smith on making children happy now to ensure happiness later and notes the value of gentle farewells and daily loving touches as sons start school.

Sodney Smith

Dover Tree Grows From Mill Chimney Amid Public Thoroughfare

In Dover England a young tree sprouts from a high mill chimney used as a public thoroughfare. Despite the odd perch the tree has reached two to three feet in height and is believed to have its root in an old nest. Nearby residents remark on the curious scene as a girl offers a doll a drink in a park scene.

Dover England

Miniature Whirlpool Trick For Social Gatherings

A simple party illusion uses plain water camphor shavings and a glass to create a rotating whirlpool. Scatter camphor bits evenly on the surface, watch them whirl around the rim, forming a small captivating vortex while the reader is told brief notes on whirlpools and their power.

New York Herald

A Boyhood Dream of Hard Work and Chores

A nostalgic voice longs to return to rural youth with freckled face hayseed hair and a day full of chores. The speaker imagines rising at 4 and tending animals milking cows burning wool churning and walking miles to school while enduring punishment at home. The poem contrasts labor with fond memory of rustic life and a harsh father’s rebuke.

Dad

Light speed and sound in early science notes

The passage explains light travels from the sun to Earth in eight minutes and eighteen seconds, so solar events are observed after that delay. It also states sound travels at 1000 feet per second at freezing point, so a report from a mile away is heard about five seconds after seeing the flash. It adds a dental care tip: salt in warm water cleans teeth and strengthens gums, and suggests brushing twice daily with final rinse.

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