Local News Vendors Spotty Postal Trade Notes
Fragmentary OCR text from The Daily East Oregonian references multiple vendors and addresses in Portland and Washington area. Mentions Northwest News Co Portland Crepes carriage Bureau Security Building Washington and Four Seedh street. Context unclear and dates missing.
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Daily East Oregonian ‘S
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Crepes
Washington
Idealism and the self in a world of mystery
A compact meditation on existence, urging that only inward revelation diminishes fear and reveals truth. The speaker contemplates the self as the source of meaning, resolving that external grandeur from mountains to stars pales beside inner awakening.
Meritorious Amendment for City Street Improvements
The proposed charter change would allow the city to fund street work when just, with benefiting property owners assessed accordingly. current rules force heavy costs on adjacent property owners and delay improvements. If adopted May 9, it aims for fairness and flexibility, allowing council to act with proper judgement to benefit overall streets.
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Main Street
AID THE FORESTER Organising for forest fire control
State Forester F A Elliott leads efforts in eastern Oregon to minimize fires through public cooperation. He stresses prevention, campfire discipline, and responsible forest use by hikers and campers to protect homes and woods. Oregon faces a high fire toll but believes prudent public action will repay the state’s funding.
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Forrester F. A. Elliott
Jorecca
Mr. Elliot
Oregon
Elliott
Dr Anna Shaw claims men fear women since Eden
The article cites Dr Anna Shaw arguing men fear women from the start of human history. She offers a contrasting take on the Eve and Adam apple episode, suggesting Eve invited Adam to share knowledge and that fear may have shaped men’s attitudes after exile. The Commercial Advocate backs a street improvement charter amendment to boost Pendleton construction and city work.
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Adim
Dr. Shaw
Eve
Adam
Rightminded Stay To Douse Camp Fires, Forests At Risk
Citizens urged to avoid negligent camp fire disposal as fires threaten forests. Law imposes heavy penalties for negligence, reminding the public of strict penalties for leaving fires unattended.
China Faces Persistent Serious Situations Occasionally
The nation seldom escapes serious situations, with repeated episodes challenging governance and stability. Analysts note recurring tensions domestically and externally, prompting cautious policy responses and vigilance among officials and the public.
Farmer Seeks Self in Painting for Five Guineas
In a rural tale a farmer pays five guineas for a portrait of his farm but forgets to be painted into the scene. The artist jokes the farmer has gone inside to fetch payment, sparking a playful exchange as they await completion.
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Hayseed
Indigestion Relief Promoted by Leading Druggists
A damaged OCR fragment notes a medicinal claim for indigestion relief sold by all leading druggists. It mentions wholesome effects and a price, with scattered references to products and distribution. The readable text is fragmentary and difficult to interpret beyond the promotional claim.
Quinine Prescription Duel At drugstore
A roughly dressed man entered four drugstores with a doctors prescription. He insisted on more quinine than the labeled ten grains, claiming the judge said to “put all the quinine you can get on the paper.” The clerk argued the prescription specified ten grains.
Reading Interrupted by Afternoon Desk Rest
A man props his legs on the desk and resumes reading after a pause, pondering if an answer has appeared.
Didnt Look That Way In The Gunners In
A clipped dialogue shows a visitor pressuring an office boy who sits back with a cigarette and ignores the question about whether a person called the guy is in. The visitor repeats his demand while the office boy returns a scornful reply.
Notable Historical Dates From May Fourth History Fragment
A garbled compilation lists events from 1351 to 1910 including a Wat Tyler reference, Dublin events under Edward VI, East Indiamen convoys, 1338 Northwest Passage voyage by Capt. Ross, 1829 consuls dismissed in New York and Philadelphia, 1863 Confederate evacuation of Suffolk, 1893 Chinese Exclusion Act start, 1909 murder trial of Captain Peter Hains and Shah of Persia constitution grant, and 1910 Royal Geographical Society gold medal awarded to Commander Perry Inns.
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Capt. Ross
Shetland
Northwest Passage
New York
Philadelphia
Don Miguel
Suffolk
United States
Peter (. Hains
Wm. E. Annis
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