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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1911
Page
4
Scattered lines show multiple city and bureau addresses for the Northwest News Co Portland the Chicago Bureau and the Washington DC Bureau along with postal detail and an erroneous Pendleton Oregon mail marking fragment.
A compact verse celebrates deep moral instruction teaching limits of action and rightful duties. It contrasts not being in Rome or Isfahan or by the Black Sea with a timeless sway. The piece elevates early nurture as the origin of virtue, shaping what should and should not be done.
The article extols ex Governor Folk and Theodore Roosevelt as virtuous reformers advocating honesty and square deal policies. It notes Oregon political history from early governors to Grover and the pattern of Democratic governors often winning re elections, while Republicans rarely retain the post amid factional strife.
A governor proclamation designates Mother’s Day in Oregon urging observance by wearing a white carnation as the day’s symbol. The note highlights the significance of the observance regardless of outward signs.
Sunday will be known as Mother's Day and men are urged to think of their mothers. The piece argues sons should honor their mothers by being honest true and brave, guided through life by the lessons learned at their mothers knees.
Organized labor in Fortland backs maintaining state university funding and opposes attacks on education. The writer argues labor should defend public schools for democracy, noting tuition access favors the rich and urging labor to support state institutions.
Jupiter P. shows sportsmanship in the aftermath, urging calm and fairness. The figure receives praise for keeping composure, signaling positive behavior amid tension and contest.
Edgar A. Guest advises caution to youth in Detroit Free Press style, urging readers to guard themselves, avoid unearned gains, and resist gambling on tomorrow. He reflects on life’s trials, warnings from experience, and the ease of youthful illusion followed by later disappointments. The piece emphasizes keeping heart and purpose true and staying within measured bounds.
Wanted a governess for a family of fifty children aged 6 to 16. Applicant must govern and teach reading writing spelling arithmetic geography grammar history physiology music drawing painting literature civil government domestic sense manual training agriculture and playground supervision. Normal school graduate preferred. must be of strong character neat well dressed sociable with good mixing ability and be popular with the people. Hours until 4:30 with two hours of nightly preparation. Must take an active role.
In the local church the Sunday school prayer meeting and other metal and social organizations contribute liberally to foreign missions and charities. A salary of 60 dollars per month is offered unless someone can be hired for less. Six months vacation each year without salary.
In a witty exchange from the Boston Transcript Mr Youngwed remarks that several young ladies were disappointed by his marriage Mrs Youngwed replies that her friends had prophesied a brilliant satire for her new status The quip captures a light social moment in concise dialogue.
A sharp moral meditation contrasts envy harming the poor with the contempt of the rich toward those he deems beneath him. The passage condemns bitterness that distorts view of others based on wealth.
The recent rainfall has brought moisture levels up close to normal, lifting the crop outlook. Farmers report healthier stands and potential yield gains as fields recover from prior dry spells. Local officials caution continued weather monitoring and timely field work to capitalize on the favorable moisture.
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