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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
4
A compact fragment notes how the heart speaks through silence when voice and tongue fail to convey purpose. The speaker suggests restraint and inner resolve, portraying silence as a form of communication and strength amid effort.
The article outlines a formal call for a special session on April 7 to pursue progressive reform under the Wilson administration. It argues for downward tariff revision while preserving business stability, aligns with La Follette Republicans, and contemplates Philippine independence as a step toward reduced naval needs and tariff costs.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a scientifically formulated hair nourisher that strengthens roots, banishes dandruff, and stops thinning hair. It promises rapid results and a money back guarantee within two weeks, with claims of lustre for Auburn or other hair colors and wide availability through Tallman & Coynder and druggists nationwide.
The speaker pledges extortion will end and self government will be pursued with justice. The new administration faces a heavy workload as it inherits a government long diverted from its proper functions, and it hopes to begin reforms promptly for the benefit of islanders seeking autonomy.
A scattered survey reflects on why young men commit check fraud, noting court outcomes and societal pressures. It compares heredity, upbringing, and modern excess as possible causes while recalling local political and social chatter about regional unity and national affairs.
A teacher recites England's history and pauses at Henry I's grief over his son. A pupil eagerly signals for attention, implying curiosity about the king's sorrow and reaction to his son's death.
A talented artist leaves a butcher shop life for New York, writes home about success, then silences follow. Parents fear the worst until a midnight note from a son named John arrives, requesting to meet the oil mill with basic clothing.
A nostalgic verse contrasts idealized Some Day Land with present limits. It recalls kids asking parents when rules will loosen and dreams will come true, portraying a future world of endless play and freedom away from grown ups and daily chores.
A teaching exchange records a playful question from a student Amy to the teacher about Henry I’s actions when tickled. The dialogue preserves a light classroom moment quoted from Harper's Tuxzar.
A Chicago Daily News item recalls hunting near Dover with woodsmen and dogs, noting large bear tracks about a mile north of a landmark and humorously asking which way is south as hunters pursue game. The piece conveys rugged frontier tone and local hunting lore.
In a humorous exchange a husband notes that for every missionary sent abroad last year Christian America shipped 1495 gallons of liquor. The wife reacts with astonishment at the joke about missionaries and alcohol.
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for constipation indigestion biliousness and headaches. It claims fast results and a clear head, urging use tonight for lasting relief and noting a 10 cent box brings health and happiness months. It emphasizes gentle cleansing for both adults and children and says all druggists sell Cascarets.
Advice touts Jayne's Vermifuge tonic as a remedy for intestinal parasites in children and restless sleepers. It claims adults suffer indigestion from parasites too, praises the tonic for destroying parasites and restoring digestion, and notes wide parental endorsement for eighty years. Sold by druggists. D. Jayne & Son, Philadelphia.
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