Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Publication Details
The Independent newspaper from Pendleton Oregon announces daily and semi weekly publication by East Oregonian Publishing Co. indicates mailing registration and distribution points in Pendleton Portland and Washington D C offices and hotel stands.
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Speed the Passing March and the Lily Maid Far
A brief literary note presents a symbolic marching tune urging the light-hearted lily maid to follow, with the refrain Speed thy passing March and bring The maid who follows after, The light-hearted maid.
Peevish Children Suffer With Worms
An old ad claims most child irritability stems from worms. It describes round and large intestinal worms, listing symptoms like nervousness, dizziness, appetite changes, and insomnia. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge is advised as the cure and is said to restore health, sold by D. Jayne & Son in Philadelphia.
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Jayne
Druggvista
D. Jayne & Son
Mwilidelphin
Opium Trade and Global Politics Stir China and Omaha
Amid opium bans in China, English growers hold 30 000 chests valued at 50 million dollars. The six power loan hinged on China’s fate, and Wilson’s stance protected Chinese independence and curbed opium traffic. Easter tornadoes, disasters, and relief efforts thread through reflections on national resilience and law enforcement.
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Shanghai
India
China
New Republic
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Hongkong
Woodrow Willson
Republic
United States Navy
Europe
Wilson
Piles Relief Endorsed by Decorah Journal Expert
A testimonial from W H Holmes of Decorah Indiana Journal praising Meritol Pile Remedy for lasting relief from piles and hammerholds. He states distress vanished after half a package and he would not return to his previous condition for any amount. The ad claims Meritol White Liniment provides universal satisfaction as a pain killer and healer and unbeatable value.
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W. H. Holmes
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Meritol
Meritor Eczema Remedy and Rheumatism Powders Ad
A dated advertisement touts Meritor Eczema Remedy as a quick cure for eczema in all forms and endorses Meritor Rheumatism Powders as a guaranteed source of permanent relief. It notes exclusive local agents for distribution and urges sufferers to try the products during the claim of modern scientific achievement.
Industrial education grows on Porto Rico under American guidance
Frederick J. Ludlow, at the Raleigh Hotel, says industrial education among Porto Rico natives is advancing under U S governance. He notes sanitation and education improving since the American arrival, with plans for large manufacturing plants and better schooling for boys and girls, signaling rapid progress and optimism for the island’s future.
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Washington Post
Island
Porto Rico
Frederick J. Ludlow
Raleigh Hotel
Angora Goats Could Boost Domestic Mohair Supply
A Farm and Fireside piece notes there are about a million Angora goats in the United States yet over 20 percent of mohair is imported. Texas hosts a local Angora ranch with 10,000 head, yielding strong profits per animal, while New Mexico, California, and Oregon host other farms. The Mississippi Valley’s largest ranch numbers around 2,000. Mohair fleece commands high prices, and Angora goats can clear brush by feeding on leaves and weeds, leaving land cleaner at low cost.
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America
Life's Little Tragedies In A Cleveland Plain Dealer Style
A man who valued independence asks a bright well read woman to marry him after a friend hints at unwelcome attention. She hesitates, citing her father’s dependence, while he concedes not being a brute yet presses for an answer. The tale reflects a moral twist on romance.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ailing Women of Middle Age in Fleetwood Pa
A Fleetwood Pennsylvania woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving severe menopausal symptoms including headaches dizziness hot flashes and nervousness She reports long lasting health improvement and urges others to follow her lead The letter describes common late life symptoms and praises the remedy as strengthening the female system and nervous health
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Fleetwood, Pa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Epward B. Hi.bert
Ely's Cream Balm Ad Offers Quick Catarrh Relief
An eye catching ad claims Ely's Cream Balm clears nose head and throat within moments from cold or catarrh. It promises instant relief from stuffed nose dull head ache and restless nights and suggests a small bottle can be purchased at any drug store. The copy emphasizes fragrance free formula and painless healing of inflamed membranes through heat of the nostrils.
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Ely
Cascarets promise quick cleanse for stomach and bowels
A Harper's Weekly ad touts Cascarets as a nightly cleanse for constipation and biliousness. It claims to purge undigested food, improve tongue and skin condition, and prevent headaches by next morning, with lasting effect for months. It also notes children require gentle cleansing and mentions a holding company merger.
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Harper's Weekly
Sentence fragment reflection not suitable for headline
An OCR fragment notes a reluctance to discuss a topic with a speaker saying, put it in that way why lets say no more about it and he never did. The text reveals incomplete context and lacks identifiable names, places, or events to establish a full news item.
Clarifying a Financial Consolidation Explanation
In a dialogue, Mr Richpop asks what the financial move means and Mr Waggley explains a consolidation of interests he has proposed and agreed to act on. The exchange hints at a planned merger or reorganization with implications for the daughter present in the scene.
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Mr. Richpop
Altting
Dance vs words sparks small town debate
In Washington Star style, Mr Growehler weighs in on modern dances, saying he prefers dancing to tunes over hearing the words. The remark reflects a local debate on cultural tastes and public manners.
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Mr. Growehler
Washington Star
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