East Oregonian publication notice and rates
Publishes daily and semi weekly news in Pendleton Oregon by the East Oregonian Publishing Co. Subscriptions listed with durations and rates. Daily and weekly editions kept on sale at Oregon News Co Portland and Northwest News offices. United Press Association member. official city and county paper.
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Healthful Summer Fly Control Urged in City
A city health drive presses residents and businesses to curb flies and odors. Dr Temple and Chief of Police Kearney urge cleanup and proper waste handling now to curb later labor and costs. They recommend fly proof covered galvanized cans and banning open slop barrels behind restaurants, insisting enforcement citywide.
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de. Temple
Kearney
Mother's Friend Preparation for Expectant Mothers
No young woman should neglect preparation for childbirth. Mother's Friend aids the expectant mother by expanding tissues gradually, aiding muscles and tendons, and preparing the breasts. It purportedly comforts the mother during the term and benefits the baby, with a free booklet available from Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlante, Ga
Open Slop Barrel Offence Amid Sanitary Summer Plea
The piece argues that slop barrels violate health and decency and that Pendleton rarely has heat but dust remains. It condemns piling filth and strapped barrels with foul odors and ends with a toast to a sanitary summer.
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Pendleton
Interest in Good Housing Bulletin Highlights National Efforts
National Housing Association reports growing nationwide concern for better housing. Forty cities have active groups addressing insanitary dwellings and improved dwellings, with Indiana and Massachusetts state efforts cited. Chicago, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Boston, San Francisco, Milwaukee, and Lawrence show notable activity amid a housing reform push. Public opinion, employers, philanthropists, and officials urged to support aims and accelerate progress.
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Advice From The Enemy On Democratic Nomination
The piece argues Ralph Williams, a Republican insider, influences Oregon Democratic politics by backing Champ Clark as the Democratic nominee and questions why Williams should not publicly endorse a candidate. It notes Williams’ role in steering the process and questions gifts and influence related to the March 20 meeting.
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Taft
Ralph Williams
Champ Clark
Williame
Democrats
Oregon
Ralph
Panama Canal: Risk From Political Maneuvering
The canal’s fate worries it may be shaped by rail interests over shipper needs. Officials fear strategic choices could undermine its purpose, risking long term reliability and usefulness.
Man Claims He Painted Abott Thayer Piece At Met
A student copying a work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is urged to adjust the mouth angle and eye alignment by a plainclothes man who claims he painted the picture. The student, angered, questions the critic, who reveals his identity with quiet pride.
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Thayer
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York Press
Temperance Opponents Burdened by Weak Defense
Edward F Marvin of the Sons of Temperance labels temperance opponents as offering poor arguments, likening their stance to a drunken defendant in a police court asked to justify behavior. The commentator portrays opposition to temperance as ineffective and unfounded.
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Edward F Marvin
Sons of Temperance
Prisoner Claims Respectability After Drinking All Whisky
A Cincinnati man testifies he traveled from Pittsburg to New York and drank a quart of whiskey himself due to bad company. He asserts his innocence and attributes the incident to circumstances with temperance travelers. The magistrate questions the meaning of bad company and the prisoner replies with a husky stance.
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Pittsburg
New York
Sons of Temperance
Pristoner
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Goldsmiths grave in Temple Garden quoted line
A fragment notes a remark about Goldsmiths grave in Temple Garden and a hotel scene at ten with Oli Ver as the only man at home while doctor, lawyer, and critics are out. The snippet captures a literary reference and a social moment from March Lippincott's.
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Goldsmith
Temple Garden
England
A Low Dresser in Milwaukee Banter
Comedic exchange in Milwaukee News features Mrs A noting her husband’s quiet dressing while Mrs B counters with a quip about his loud collar button perching. The brief humor reflects domestic banter and newspaper humor tone of the era.
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Milwaukee News
Outs and Ins of London by Franklin Fyles
The narrator recalls Fyles in London seeking introductions to a doctor a sawyer and two dramatic critics who had invited him to call. He plans to spend the day pursuing these early contacts before broader engagements in the city.
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Franklin Fyles
London
Sawyer
Cale
Washington's humorous letter tale linked to a veteran
In a Duluth lecture, Prof Reginald P Craven cited George Washington's one humorous letter about a veteran with one leg. A visitor quips about the grandfather's other leg, and a child answers it lies in heaven, as reported by the New York Sun.
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Washington
Reginald P. Craven
Duluth
George Washington
Wig
New York Sun
Simson vows to show he has pull as temple tumbles
In a dramatic line from Muarch Lippincott's depiction, Simson grits that others may think him friendless, vowing to prove his influence while the temple collapses in the moment. The excerpt emphasizes power, tension, and a pivotal, catastrophic action in Gaza.
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Simson
Muarch Lippincott
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