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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows several time terms like by mall by carrier weekly and monthly references. It notes Pendleton Oregon post office second class mail matter and labels Official City and County Paper. Details are obscured. the readable items indicate publication of notices or rates without clear events or names.
A brief note laments ending woes and hopeful new beginnings with spiritual tone and sighing gratitude for relief after hardship. The verse reflects resilience and faith without naming persons or events.
The piece champions the American public school system as a democratic, merit based path to equal opportunity, arguing England funds class based education. It warns that reliance on endowed private institutions and billionaire patrons threatens universal public education and public benefit, favoring state run schools for independent minds.
The state is reimbursed for its expense by adopting no higher standard of citizenship, reflecting a practical approach to funding and civic duty.
The Eugene Register argues against county division bills, urging voters to reject all proposed reorganizations including Clark county from Grant, and to leave creation of new counties to impacted residents and the legislature. It cites Hood River as a rare past example and warns against sweeping statewide votes on such localized issues.
Rain this morning hindered attendees at the pioneer plcase gathering in Weston while wheat growers in some districts benefited from the moisture, addressing a growing need for rainfall in those areas.
A New York gang leader was killed by a woman wielding a rolling pin in a startling hit. The report recalls a previous case where a man returning from a Hon hunt was killed by a banana cart in a bizarre juxtaposition of crime and curiosity.
Patten says he will retire again and can afford to do so. The article wishes for well filled school rooms next fall and calls the day a great moment for the small boy.
The new drug store clerk tells a local customer they will not fill a prescription until the boss returns, saying they fill for strangers but not for folks who live nearby. The anecdote reflects small town courtesy from Success.
A brief dialogue from Catholic News features a waiter John being asked about his wife. He replies that she is miserable when the sun shines and that she claims the sun fades the carpet when it darts.
Excerpt from Theodore Roosevelt's African Game Trails describes the elephant's enduring fascination for hunters, naturalists, and villagers across Africa. It compares African and Asiatic elephants, notes their sizes, ivory value, and intelligence, and traces the animal's historical prominence from ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia to early Indian civilization.
The piece portrays Charles M Schwab as a premier steel figure linked to Andrew Carnegie and Bethlehem Steel Works. It traces his rise from a Williamsburg Pennsylvania upbringing to leadership of United States Steel, noting rapid early pay gains, immense salary, and the demanding hours of his presidency. It references Carnegie's mentorship and Schwab's reputed work ethic and genius with numbers and machines.
A dealer touts a blood cleansing remedy that allegedly neutralizes acids and removes humors to heal skin ailments. He claims the tonic strengthens circulation, nourishes tissue, and cures eczema boils pimples and rashes while selling a cash collection scam maxim.
After weeks of pressure and criticism over his recreation methods he finally resigned. Rather than abandon business, he left the Bethlehem mills, locked the Riverside Drive palace front, hired a watcher, and moved to the steel works where he has remained since.
Harvard professor works as a Cambridge subway laborer to gather statistics while a Boston doctor in Tremont street theater calmly attends a dramatic crisis. A hush falls as a grave inquiry about Dr. Blank prompts him to rise and move toward an urgent, life saving scene.
A compact mix of moral adages and social critique. The speaker notes religious pretension, urging thoughtful preaching, humility, and integrity while mocking sensational media in the context of spiritual life. The piece touches on hypocrisy, self reliance, and fame through Caruso’s public image.
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