East Oregonian Publication Notice Listing Subscriptions
A compact display of subscription rates for daily weekly and semi weekly editions of the East Oregonian at Pendleton Oregon. It lists daily and weekly terms by mail or carrier, and notes office sale locations in Portland and Washington DC bureaus plus postal status.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian PeninsaiNe CO
Mall
Mall Dally
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Kindly Eyes Poem Reflection From Kansas City Times
A reflective poem urges readers to view the world with kindness and forgiveness. It extols seeing virtue in the lowly and refraining from harsh judgments. The piece concludes with a call to love, forgive, and share peaceful, compassionate outlooks.
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Kansas City Times
Inherited Wealth and Its Social Cost
The will of the late H H Rogers keeps most of his fortune in trust until heirs reach 49, then halves their legacy. The piece argues inherited wealth harms motivation, questions rights to vast natural resources, and supports taxes on inheritance, income, and natural resources to promote equality.
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H. H. Rogers
Rogers
Righting the Wrong: An Uncertain Road Ahead
A fragmentary line notes that wrongs will be corrected someday though the method remains unclear. The phrasing hints at unresolved justice or remedy while underscoring future action without specifics. The source presents a contemplative, uncertain outlook rather than a concrete plan or outcome.
Whitlock Endorses Golden Rule. Toledo Mayor Quotes
Brand Whitlock of Toledo proclaims a universal Golden Rule. He argues it governs moral action without legal enforcement and ensures kindness breeds kindness, comparing it to gravity. Yet the public may prefer David Harum's pragmatic twist, Do unto others as they would do unto you, but do it first.
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Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Ohio
Whitlock
David Harum
Questionable Retribution for Reforming Indian Service
Washington reports Major McFatridge was ousted as Umatilla agent after writing a letter exposing a dishonest former subordinate. The acting commissioner banned such letters, yet McFatridge was punished for insubordination while the dishonest clerk remains in service. The piece questions whether the government is rewarding corruption and punishing honesty.
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Ington
McFatridge
Umatilla
Major McFatridge
Washington
Patten's corner fuels wheat price surge via gambling scheme
The May wheat "big deal" ends with Patten and followers claiming 14 million dollars, but they never produced wheat. The scheme shifts costs to consumers as flour and bread prices rise for the losers who must pay more due to Patten's corner.
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Patten
Pendleton Sets Fourth of July Celebration Aim
Pendleton plans a city wide Fourth of July celebration organized to please the people visiting the city for the event. Previous celebrations fell short of this goal and the upcoming observance aims to improve on those efforts.
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Pendleton
Why Do We Fight and Die for a Small Space
A reflective piece quoted as Selected verse. Narration emphasizes the futility of asking why since the living must act. The speaker urges doing one's task now while the end, death, comes. The dialogue-like stance uses the refrain says I to myself to frame the moral.
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Etna
Wickersham's attire stirs Supreme Court etiquette debate
Attorney General Wickersham appeared before the Supreme Court in a light colored suit violating the unwritten dress code of the high tribunal. The doorkeeper and justices noticed the breach, but the court permitted him to proceed due to the necessity of the session.
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Wickersham
Department of Justice
United States
Supreme Court
Capitol
Great Tribunal
Wade Ellis
United Press
Washington
Gander and Fox Trade Cheese for Harmless Trust
A fable recounts a Gander tempted by a large piece of cheese and debating whether to eat it. A fox arrives, offers a ring and iron clamps to restrain the Gander, promising safety and wise choice for the community, while the fox proceeds to eat the cheese. The tale warns against misplaced faith and gullibility.
Sentence Sermons by Henry F. Cope
A column of aphoristic sentiments urging self discipline and integrity. The piece contrasts restraint with danger, faith with sacrifice, and genuine belief with boastful preaching. It warns against self advertisement and the temptation of pleasures, urging inward conviction over public display.
Boy with double vision learns to read after eye surgery
A teacher recounts a pupil Charles Gilman who misspelled every word and read poorly for seven years. Dr Witmer diagnosed modular vision in which the left eye sits higher, causing double vision. He received glasses and surgery, after which printed text became legible and writing clearer.
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Gikeses
The Defective Child Conservation Note
In McClure's June issue Marion Hamilton Carter discusses a March afternoon in 1806 when Margaret T Maguire a Philadelphia public school teacher visited the University of Pennsylvania psychological laboratory with a well mannered intelligent fourteen year old boy.
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McClure’s Magazine
Marion Hamilton Carter
Margaret T. Maguire
Philadelphia
Psychological Laboratory
University of Pennsylvania
Hia
Grande Ronde Land Sale Sets Valley Record Price
Logan Sherwood Realty completed a sale of William Hall’s ten acre tract in Grande Ronde valley to Locke B. Moe of Nebraska for 8000 dollars, 800 dollars per acre, the highest price yet paid for the area. Moe, who has scouted the interior for a month, cited Meadow Brook irrigation’s impact and noted the land’s value. It is suggested Will purchased the place in 1900 for 600 dollars.
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Meadowbrook
Will
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