East Oregonian publishing rates and offices list
The Daily East Oregonian outlines subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, including carrier and mail rates, and notes sale locations and bureaus in Pendleton Oregon Portland Seattle and Washington with references to postal class and press association membership.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Daily
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
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Keep steady boy and face the joy ahead
A reflective verse from the Boston Herald urges self-control amid inner turmoil. It contrasts anxious fretting with calm resolve and notes that happiness awaits if one quiets fear and embraces steadiness. The piece frames self-doubt as a personal hurdle rather than external fate.
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Boston Herald
Cemetery Work Improves Olney Grounds In Pendleton
The city has completed water system installation grading within Olney cemetery and improved the road to the site. The area will become more presentable with trees grass and flowers replacing sand and bunchgrass. Future plans include moving bodies from the old north side cemetery and possibly converting the site into a public park with a monument to pioneers.
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Olney Cemetery
Pendleton
Old North Side
Olney
Jackson Street
Use the Library Promotes Public Access at Pendleton
The article urges Pendleton residents to use the free public library. It notes local doubt about libraries, explains the library serves all and that rules protect resources, highlights thousands of books, magazines, and a well lit reading room, and calls for community use.
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Pendleton
Schools And Disease In Public Education
Article argues public schools spread contagious diseases among children. Cites 190,000 yearly illness from diphtheria tuberculosis and scarlet fever with about 20,000 deaths. Claims infection spreads early, detectable only by medical inspection, highlighting how one source can cause wide infection in schools.
Early school disease findings in Ohio and New England
An Ohio school outbreak shows a boy with incipient measles infecting the whole class, with illness spreading to the teacher. Massachusetts reports about 700 pupils found with diphtheria, scarlet fever and tuberculosis, and thousands more excluded for contagious diseases. New York City schools found over 15,000 cases of contagious eye diseases and 65,400 exclusions for various illnesses. Philadelphia records about 10,000 exclusions of school attendants in a year.
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Millgrove
Ohio
Massachusetts
New York City
Philadelphia
Daylight proposal reaches Taft for longer summer days
A National Daylight Association request asks the President and cabinet to move clocks ahead two hours in summer to start work earlier and end earlier, aiming to extend after hours for recreation. The plan, rooted in Cincinnati golf culture, invites Western workers to test the idea against early-rising, long afternoons in Ulamatilla county.
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Cincinnati
lUmatilla County
W S Byers Dies Saintly Figure in Umatilla County
W S Byers former stalwart of the commercial and industrial history of Umatilla County has died after a long and useful life. He built a milling business of substantial worth and his mill products reached parts of the world. His enterprise and foresight marked a notable career.
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W. S. Byers
Byers
Umatilla County
Railroads pledge to follow Spokane rate order
Railroads will comply with the Interstate Commerce Commission order in the Spokane rate case. The move signals acknowledgment that discounting policy is discriminatory and wrong.
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Raillroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
Railronds
Piiot
Bitter labor and capital tensions spark myth of archists
It is such men as Van Cleve that cause workingmen to feel bitter towards capital and make capitalists believe that all laboring men are an archists.
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van Cleve
Why the WL Was Harder
Thomas Moffat, the new consul to Trinidad, recounts facing opposition from local authorities over a sanitary report during a bubonic plague scare. He contrasts what he called a benevolent policy with a tale of a brakeman and a sharp warning to avoid dangerous haste.
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Thomas Moffat
Trinidad
la Gira
la Guira
Moffat
Min Wis
Nalways
American betrothed man praised for plain Americanism
Mary Garden recalls a ball in Monte Carlo where an American man stood out among counts and grand dukes. The Russian princess asked if he danced or spoke French. he replied he spoke American and earned his own fins, proudly affirming his self-reliant, practical strengths.
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Mary Garden
Monte Carlo
Impatient Will Forces A Husband To Serve His Wife
Marie Van Haut tenh asserts command over Henry Var Hauteur in a tense scene. She stands imperious and silent, while he yields, muttering harsh oaths as he tends to her needs. The exchange ends with her guidance fulfilled and a note on work and heaven.
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Marie van Hautenh
Henry Var Hauteur
Marie
Harper’s Weekly
Baths and Tie Weart in Heart Size Study
The Medical Record reports Rudolph and Beck measured heart size before and after hot and cold baths in healthy and diseased subjects. Hot baths reduced heart size with increased pulse and skin blood flow. cold baths caused skin pallor and slower pulse. Despite small sample, results were uniform and suggest correct findings.
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Moritz
Rudolph and
Beck
The Queen of Roumania Wrote Thirty Volumes
A historical note states that the queen of Roumania authored thirty volumes, reflecting a prolific literary output.
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Roumania
Washington Sees Surprising Publicity Surge
The state of Washington is experiencing intensified publicity at present, drawing attention amid current events and public interest. The phrase suggests heightened media focus and public discourse around state affairs during this period.
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State of
Washington
Burglar Proof Glass Report From Rheims Jewelers
Consul William Lautrdel reports from Rheims on 20 to 26 millimeter thick plate glass tested at St. Gobain for jewelry show windows. In Marseilles the glass withstood a hammer blow, a cast iron strike, and revolver fire, leaving only small holes, while remaining transparent. Some say handling straight truth requires a dagger.
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William Lturdel
Rheims
St. Gobain
Marsele
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Hungaker Jewelry Store
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