We Sing Amid the Blossoms and the Living Path
A poetic reflection sings amid blossoms and a crowded throng. Winds listen as the soul in the song glows with holy light guiding the pathway, celebrating life with blossoms and dreams.
Pendleton Eagle Valley News in Pendleton, Oregon
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1913
Page
5
Rail line debate for southern Umatilla county gains support
Officials argue O W R N or Northern Pacific should build a railroad into southern Umatilla county now. Local residents claim the region waited a third of a century for the iron horse and deserve a road to unlock resources and end annual delays. The piece also notes Balkan peace ends a costly war and urges two crop farming plans, including corn and field peas, to diversify the inland empire's agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Umatilla
Iron Horse
New Methods for Eastern Oregon Farmers Outlook Says Small Growers Rise
The article argues that success will come from intelligent farming by small operators and renters rather than wealthy veterans. It notes land values rising, future profits per acre likely higher, and urges farmers to adopt improved techniques championed by Mr. Smith and agricultural college experts. Complacency from established large holders is discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Agricultural College
Royal Geographical society opens Lowther Lodge
The Royal Geographical Society has moved to Lowther Lodge in London, offering fellows a new view of Kennington gardens. The exterior was altered by removing an old wall and adding a railing, while the ballroom was converted into a museum. The building hosts dedicated rooms including a polar room with related books, pictures, and portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Geographical Society
Lowther Lodge
Kensington Gardens
Chinese Paper Defines Service to State and Society
The Min Chaun Pao in Shanghai argues citizens must serve both state and society. It links national spirit with world federation aims and endorses socialism’s internationalist view of solidarity, peace, and human progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Changed His Mind on Socialism in Witty Exchange
A remark in the Detroit Free Press quotes a speaker who shifts stance after noting he possesses qualities others envy. The exchange pivots on self reflection and evolving views. The piece uses a light tone to illustrate change of mind and personal insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Howe's Oklahoma City Property Compared To Smith Estate
Dr Charles Howe of Atchison recalls a Kansas City Star tale about a dying lawyer who leaves his son the Smith estate, noting it funds lawyers for years but not the heirs. The anecdote questions enduring value of large estates and legal fees over generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Howe
Atchison
Oklahoma City
Howe
Smith
Kansas City Star
Two of a Kind and a Confident Patient
A tale shows a young doctor who gains a patient’s trust after a drunken stumble. After a convivial gathering Abernethy cannot count a pulse and mutters about being drunk. The next morning the gracious patient admits she favored him because he is the first honest doctor she has had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernethy
Solitude amid the crowded wigs in June Lippincott’s scene
A reflective piece depicts J. J. O’Connell and June Lippincott’s crowded crowd. The speaker notes personal loneliness despite the busy human stream and encounters no recognizing faces.
Tacoma to Clear $20,000 on Wasted Power
Tacoma Washington city contracts boost municipal power sales with 500 extra horsepower added to Nisqually river plant. Commissioner Lawson hails rising business as large consumers shift to the commercial department. New transformers costing $36,000 will expand substation capacity, enabling sale of the Nisqually plant's 32,000 horsepower output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Municipal Light Department
Nisqually
A. L. Thorne
Lawson
Commercial Department
Commission
Nisqually River
Reo the Fifth Demonstrates Future Car Features
The article argues upcoming car standards will be adopted widely and cites Reo the Fifth as already including left side drive center control electric lights in dash lighting oversized tires and a one rod gear shift with foot brakes. It claims Timken bearings tested gears and high quality components ensure durability and low upkeep, boasting strong sales and urging readers to contact dealers or write for addresses.
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