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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
4
A reprint from the Evening Telegram discusses county fairs as vital to Oregon’s progress, urging strong support as beneficial for farming communities and the state fair. It also weighs criminal justice ideas, proposing wage-support for offenders’ families and parole perspectives, and notes social questions about relationships.
A fragment speaks of grand affection and a mythic realm, invoking the power of love and Yoruba-inspired themes. The lines present a ceremonial tone about cosmic beauty and benevolent influence guiding lives.
The editorial argues tariff revisions are unlikely to trigger widespread panic and may boost the economy once settled. It cites Henry Clews noting slower but moderate business decline tied to tariff uncertainty and asserts the tariff’s overall effect is overstated. It also defends women’s intelligence as creditable and essential to balance.
A federal building project with a $90,000 allocation draws positive projections for local development and job creation as planners outline the phased construction plan and anticipated economic impact.
A child scene from Chicgo News recalls Lura helping with peas and beans, Robert swallowing an unusually large oyster and calling them big happy toads, and Willie 6 being sent from the table with a quip about being born into a preacher’s family.
A friend questions if the man achieved the high ideals of youth. The millionaire replies no and expresses relief that he did not pursue them, adding that there was no money in those ideals.
A quip from a courtroom exchange about a wife who divorced ten husbands. The wife laments men’s overbearing nature, while the husband retorts and the judge presides over the lighthearted barb.
A Louisville Courier-Journal item notes a customer requesting a short haircut and stories told in the barber chair. The exchange captures a brisk, casual scene in a local barber shop with the customer agreeing to both cut and anecdotes.
The article argues for consideration of dependents when sentencing criminals. It notes Iowa's suspension of Lindsay's sentence to allow provision for his dependents, highlighting debates among penologists about compensation for families of criminals and the justice of current punitive systems.
An old advertisement explains that most worm troubles in children come from round and thread worms. Symptoms include nervousness dizziness appetite changes and restless sleep. It promotes Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge as the remedy with long established use and wide praise from parents.
In a humorous exchange a reader recalls Maud asking why she bought more postage stamps while Ethel explains she went to the drug store to seek face powder and unexpectedly met Jack there, as reported by the Boston Transcript.
The Jaeger Jr vacuum cleaner is advertised as the latest hand powered unit with a single reservoir for an effective vacuum. It claims easier operation, health benefits by removing dust and germs, and long carpet life, arguing it saves labor and money by reducing house cleaning and wear.
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