Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Subscription Rates
Pendleton Oregon independent newspaper errors list subscription options and prices for daily weekly and semi weekly editions. The notice includes carrier and mail rates, sale locations in Chicago and Washington, and postal service details.
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Oregen
East Oregonian Publishing CO
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Ery Neammaws
Mall
Petty
Aly
Anes
Cardier
East Oregonian
LA News Co
6Th Street
Chicago
Irena
Washington
Boreas
Teoth Street
When the world turns round we’ll forget the storm and strife
A verse from a poem talks of turning to rosy gardens and sunny life. It imagines friendly faces long missed, tribulations fading to night and song, and a blossom of May upon winter as happiness returns.
Fight It Out for Oregon Normal Schools
The East Oregonian urges using the initiative to restore funding and establish at least one normal school in Eastern Oregon and another in Western Oregon, arguing eastern training is essential and that the fight should continue to the next general election despite Senate opposition. It pledges ongoing support for normals to the last ditch, hoping voters secure multiple schools.
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State Senate
Oregon
Willamette Valley
East Oregonian
Eastern Oregon
Eastern Oregon Normal
Friends of the Normal
Weston
Taft calls for tariff revision focused on revenue
The article argues Taft urges Congress to revise tariffs for revenue rather than protection. It criticizes Speaker Cannon and Senator Aldrich for blocking genuine reform, claiming tariffs remain in the hands of interested friends and would not be meaningfully lowered despite potential revenue gains.
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Taft
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Wic
Cannon
House
Aldrich
Senate
Fighting Bob Evans Captures Penceton’s Admiration
Yesterday Penceton welcomed Admiral Robley D. Evans a famed naval hero. As captain at Santiago he earned American esteem and his current lecturing tour shows a democratic heart ready to meet the people and share his navy insights.
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Robly D. Evans
Santiago
Bob
Horn
Robby D. Evans
Navy
Paranoia and the germ of crime in belief systems
The text muses on protection from imagined enemies on a bike track. It cites a psychologist reading paranoia's past and a germ of disease or suspicion. It recalls Goethe's line about harboring the germ of every crime and treats paranoia as a universal human potential.
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Goethe
The Spinner Weaves May Life In Quiet Noon
A lyric fragment depicts a spinner at work under noon light, weaving stories of earth and sky. She muses on morning slipping away, hopes and fears flowing like a cup, and the birth of new life as she finishes her patient spinning.
Ashland Debate Over D A C Appropriation Urged
The note urges Ashland residents to drop any plan to refer the D A C appropriation and maintain normal schooling through the Initiative. It warns that deflecting support by punishing an unrelated school will alienate state backing and cites mistreatment of the Normals as a motive to avoid such action.
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Ashlnnd
Ashland
Wedding Ring Finger Tradition Across Europe
The article notes a long held belief that the wedding ring should be worn on the left hand's third finger due to a supposed nerve to the heart. It contrasts Toman origin with European practice where France Belgium Germany and most nations place the engagement ring on the left third finger and the wedding ring on the right third finger. It comments on common misconceptions about right handedness.
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England
France
Belgium
Germany
Yesterday and Tomorrow Lost in Time and Change
Poetic reflection contrasts yesterday’s clear skies and joy with today’s long hours and aging friends. The speaker notes past happiness under a cloudless May, then laments growing old as time moves toward tomorrow. The piece evokes memory, time passage, and the ache of change.
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Tam
A TRUE CONVERT AND A MAID REVIVAL TALE
A Union League of New York member extols Oliver Hazard Perry's sincerity and recalls a maid's dramatic religious change. The maid answers questions about her own conversion, noting a new habit of sweeping under mats since the revival, illustrating a social anecdote about moral uplift.
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Union League of New York
Oliver Hazard Perry
Weston Leader quote on state education institution stance
The Weston Leader quotes debate on the only state educational institution in Eastern Oregon and its home county. It questions whether the Tribune supports or opposes the institution and compares its stance to jellyfish and other intertebrates.
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Weston Leader
The
Tribune
Oregon
Federal judge for Oregon should go to a top lawyer
The selection should not appease partisan debt as many qualified candidates exist. One candidate is preferred over ex Senator Fulton who has spent most of his career in politics rather than law.
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Oregon
Fulton
Unfriendly Tour Guide Chuckled At Hastings Museum
John Pidgely Carter, secretary of the American embassy at London, toured Hastings museum with American friends. An inquisitive tourist bombarded a uniformed attendant with silly questions about his chin strap. The attendant quipped the strap rests his jaw when tired of answering questions.
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John Pidgely Carter
London
Hastings
Peareson's
Pendleton Seeks Electric Lines and Better Train Service
City officials say electric lines and improved train service are essential for progress and advocate all possible steps to bring them about. The statement urges action to advance infrastructure and regional connectivity.
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Pendleton
St Patrick Remembered For Devotion And Legacy
A brief tribute recalling St Patrick as a great man of faith whose influence and descendants are noted in historical remembrance.
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St. Patrick
RIGHT THINKING AND PARANOIA IN PATH TO VIOLENCE
The piece discusses paranoia as a nervous disease where the belief of being undermined fuels itself. It notes that fixed distrust turns into confirmation bias, hatred, and unlovable behavior, with paranoia sometimes leading to revenge and even homicide. It describes police familiarity with men driven by fear and fevered fear, revealing mounting tension.
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Tim
Tove
Still in Doubt About a Society Romance Quotation
A Philadelphia Lodger joke features a society bachelor refusing to confirm or deny plans to marry a lady. He allows a reporter to ask the woman directly, inviting him to return with her answer.
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Stirl
Philadelphia
Bit ters Doves Help Spring Cleansing Claim
As spring nears, the piece urges taking doves of Bit ters to cleanse winter toxins, improve digestion, aid sleep, and prevent spring fever, noting thousands already use the remedy.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Patent Remedy Ad
Advert shows remedies for poor appetite dyspepsia indigestion and related conditions. Claims relief for stomach ailments and general malaise with a period tone and promotional language.
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