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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1913

Page

4

Resignation of Huntington Wilson Shapes China Policy

The article notes Huntington Wilson's resignation as assistant secretary of state over the Chinese loan issue. It argues the new administration should not be blamed for its stance, endorsing a policy reducing influence of moneyed interests in China. It contrasts views of freedom advocates with those fearing oligarchic wealth dominance. It then shifts to the Waur. council water project, endorsing Pendleton to begin gravity system work and recommending Thorn Hollow springs for supply, noting Cayuse spring's low altitude as a flaw.

Destiny of China Europe Bunker Hill Thorn Hollow Chapush Umatilla Wenaha Springs Cayuse Spring Fighton Portland

City urged to sell bonds for gravity water and safety upgrades

The piece argues for immediate action to fund gravity water promised for local patients and praises warning bells at crossings installed by the railroad, highlighting safety for farmers and travelers. It notes legal quirks about voting rights in marriage, forecasts few divorces, laments rail defects blamed on tires, and references Huntington Wilson’s political bid.

Mminy Railay Age Gazette Ilinois

Old Story Told By Governor and Old Man

A humorous tale from a winter meeting in the South features Governor Foss of Massachusetts asking a colored elder about famous Revolutionary events. The elder insists he steered the boat during Washington crossing and jokes that he fatally drove back the hatchet, reflecting playful pride in memory.

Gvernor Foss Massachusetts South George Washington Delaware Massa George

Fragmented reading items on train car and recalls

A mixed jumble of objects and quips appears in a newspaper fragment. The text mentions a flag two pictures of ball players a cardboard paper knife a toy balloon and a puzzle. Dialogues include discussions of smoking cigarettes speeding trains and a recall devotion.

Wills Gills

Ardent suitor pledges car to marry proposal

A Washington Star quote renders a flirtatious offer as a man asks for marriage with a car in return. The woman replies she campaigns for women’s suffrage and will walk, not ride, to advocate for votes for women.

Washington Star

The Tempter Remembered Promise Amid Nominated Men

A fragment recalls a character coaxing George with a reminder of a prior pledge. The line hints at political pressure and loyalty vows surrounding nominations and group cohesion.

George

Doctor Holmes and the Forkless Girl Exchange

A Strand quip recalls Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes asking a hungry girl why she did not take a sandwich. She replies she has no fork. He notes fingers were made before forks, and she retorts Not my fingers in a playful exchange.

The Youthful Sarah And Aunt Sallie Quotes

A Montgomery Times item notes Aunt Sallie Earnhardt says death before 100 years is life cut short and jokes about farewell tours in the United States. A Kansas City Journal quip on Yorick Hamm and Hamlet Fatt contrasts with a Houston Post exchange about shrimp salad and an evening caller.

Sarah Montgomery Plunkville Yorick Hamm Hamlet Fatt Kansas City Journal Houston Post

Willis How Are the New Cigarettes

Gills says fine and notes the last box he bought. The exchange hints at a casual purchase update without additional details.

Willis Gills

A Wonderful Tonic for Digestion and Dyspepsia

Thousands suffer indigestion from foods and stomach abuse. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge is promoted as a stomach regulator that aids digestion, reduces acidity, and improves nutrient absorption. Claims include permanent relief for dyspepsia, palatability for children with sugar, and parasite treatment. Sold by druggists. Dr. D. Jayne & Son, Philadelphia.

Jayne Jayne & Son Philadelphia

Friedmann Reputation Faces Crucible as Theory Unfolds

The famed economist Friedmann endures a testing moment as his reputation and theory meet scrutiny. The metaphorical shorn lamb weighs anticipated outcomes, and observers await the realized product of the tempered wind theory.

Renewal urged for locomotive wheels by railway commission

The railway commission circular to motive power foremen on Canadian railways stresses renewing locomotive wheels before flanges wear badly. Inspectors report many locomotives likely need wheel renewal to avoid failure and maintain safety.

The Railway Commission Canadian Railways Commission

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