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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1911
Page
2
An account highlights Maria Montessori's rule of abstinence from correction. It argues that repeating a sensorial cue aids learning only when the child associates action with words. Teachers often intervene too soon, robbing the child of joy and growth from overcoming difficulty.
A tittle book by Mackenzie Machride argues against a London Dialect origin claim by the education department. It traces Cockney traits to Kentish roots with spellings like book for bank and kel for cab. The piece notes historical vowel shifts and archaic forms from 825 and earlier, tying modern Cockneyisms to older speech patterns.
Fragmented OCR describes a torture by water method with references to unseen authorities and figures. Vague details mention a person subjected to a prolonged submergence as part of an alleged examination or punishment, with garbled names and locations.
Chiles, as Mage Dyck peok of middle ag came to her mister one day with the noneune event that she was about to be married. Regretting the lhe of an excellent cool and having real ine terest In Chloe's welfare, her mistreee sult, "T hope lites, you appreciate the fact that mortivee is a serious thing and fon life considered, carefully in regard to flee top you are about to take. Marriage brings great responsi bility." "Dec? If does, matam! said Chloe, with emphasis, "If reckon [ knows, fo" I's been malted, fo' times. 1 knows just what recaks yo' takes when yo' done git mah tet. My last dive'ce cost me twenty-five dollahs, but I mae tin our half of it. Yo' nevati know what ro' is sittin' Into when yo' gits nah' fed."
Arthur Dinxy’s explorations in Yueatin uncover a 300 mile chain of stone era ruins. Diasy notes the people possessed high architectural skill and decorative arts yet lacked metal knowledge. Wonders carved in stone show a civilization rivaling Egypt without bronze or iron.
Two hunters in Catskills joke with a New York city humor at a small railroad station. An agent answers in deadpan fashion, saying the 340 train usually arrives just a beetle behind the engine as the conductor’s dog nears. The brief exchange captures local color and regional humor.
A playful exchange between Romance and Realism notes a bound dash into darkness. Romance insists a rivet spot inspired a superhuman effort to wrench free the rivet and carry it along, while Realism questions the momentary fixation.
A quip from Judge's Library notes that poverty arrived as love departed when a fad for fresh air swept through. Observers remark on the playful irony of fashionable trends impacting lives and feelings.
A reflective note contrasts forging a self with inward temptation and the limits of power. The author muses on how longing for sin remains unfulfilled without action, urging disciplined self-creation over idle dreaming.
A garbled local column from Adams Oregon on May 29 recounts numerous personal mentions. It notes injuries from axe accidents, visits from Pendleton, and residents sharing news of kin and neighbors, with several names and local places mentioned in a conversational town story.
The Tinwst collection of paintings, ancient and modern, owned by J. Br. Ple of De Rayner, begins sale today at the nation sine. Ple spent thirty years and millions of dollars assembling the collection, with many notable American collectors represented among the bidders.
Boston marked Memorial Day with events led by the South Boston Yacht Club. An open pit horse show at Chettin Bill featured riders seated by the club, followed by a city parade and a tennis tournament for the Massachusetts doubles championship.
An advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism with claims of rapid effectiveness after a single application and notes it is available for sale everywhere.
Congressman French of Idaho will introduce a bill in Congress to bring a large number of Indians living in Kootenai valley within state law so they can make improvements on lands under government guardianship. Debts hinder their work and block drainage access for nearby white neighbors.
Pullman Washington farmers report winter wheat growth is unusually rank with some pasturing to prevent overgrowth. Samuel H Breese plans to mow his winter wheat as soon as surface dries. Pasturing or mowing winter wheat in spring has yielded 48 to 64 bushels per acre in recent years. J I Klemgard returns from Snake River fruit orchards with encouraging reports on peaches and pears.
Mr Kienmhard predicts a false crop and mixed quality for cherries and apricots due to cultural issues. He says some varieties are damaged while others recover, with hopes for a later, smaller yield of fruit. The wording suggests confusion and uncertainty about crop outcomes.
Nervous residents in Heverls New Jersey report a ghost haunting the Paxson pits after nightfall. Witnesses describe a pale boylike figure from a deformed family lore, with rumors tying a past carriage accident to a missing child who vanished into the woods.
A timeline of notable events spanning 1754 to 1848. Includes Charles VII's inauguration at Rheims in 1770, a fireworks disaster for Louis XVI’s marriage in 1770, Bonaparte defeats Austria at Borghetto in 1799, a London Courier punishment for a czar remark, a Sanhedrum decree, the 1814 Paris treaty, O Connell’s imprisonment, U S Mexico peace tolls, Herrera’s presidency in Mexico, the Kansas and Nebraska bill, and a US Osage treaty.
An advertisement from A. C. Koep pen & Bros promotes Foleyidney Pills claiming they furnish the right kind of help to neutralize and remove poisons causing back ache nervousness and other kidney and bladder ailments.
A neighbor reports relief after using Foley Kidney Pills for a severe kidney and back ache tied to a cold. Rexford Ford of 615 New York Life Building says two bottles eased his pain and he recommends the remedy to others. A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
The text urges good digestion as vital for life and offers Chamberlains Tablets as a reliable cure for indigestion. It claims the tablets increase bile flow purify blood strengthen the stomach and improve the digestive system for a natural healthy action. Sold by all druggists.
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