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A lyrical fragment describes puffed cheeks and shared thirst as gourds are raised to lips. Cider presses drip, juice fills cups, and two voices imagine a simple communal drinking moment.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
4
A lyrical fragment describes puffed cheeks and shared thirst as gourds are raised to lips. Cider presses drip, juice fills cups, and two voices imagine a simple communal drinking moment.
The remark suggests Taft missed an opportunity for stronger political impact by delaying his response. It frames the issue as a critique of presidential timing and decision urgency in a historical political context.
An informal reflection notes that "guilty but not proven" could have suited the handling of troubling cares, implying uncertainty and debate over accountability. The phrase signals discomfort with legal nuance and the complexities of responsibility in difficult times.
Taft newspapers reject the Journal straw poll that placed La Follette about ten to one favorite over Taft among the state's Republicans. The sentiment is natural opposition to the result, but the data remains as reported.
Readers accuse the paper of bias in its United States district attorney coverage. The critique questions whether the attack on a public official is justified and notes the timing of references to a property position and a corporate link. The exchange highlights tensions between journalism and public accountability.
The East Oregonian critiques federal action on Umatilla Indian water rights, questions delays in court adjudication, and urges government clarity. It contrasts Caldwell and McCourt efforts, hints at higher influence, and urges publication of official statements while pledging ongoing public exposure.
The piece notes Pinchot’s persistent push for conservation facing Taft era pushback. It highlights calls to cancel Cunningham coal claims and to place Alaskan coal under government control with leasing to protect public rights. It then cites changes under Hallinger’s removal and Fisher’s plan proposing leasing of Alaska fields.
A historical roundup lists deaths of Richard Bancroft and Charles Hanbury Williams, Anthony Carlisle as surgeon and Royal College of Surgeons president, plus events from the Franco-Prussian War dispute, a Paris vote on a provisional government, Japan’s assault on Port Arthur, AFL leaders contempt sentences, and France’s Premier resigning in 1910.
Claims a 25 cent bottle of Kerowlton's Danderine stops hair loss and dandruff, cleanses the scalp, and thickens hair. Ads urge daily use then reduced to occasional applications, promising wave, softness, shine, and new hair growth across the scalp.
The Louvre painting’s disappearance sparks wide debate among critics and papers. References to Vasari Walter Pater and past incidents surface as readers recall the famous Last Supper context and a door allegedly cut through the canvas by a so called barbarian.
An odd fragmented notice from LATOR CO of Allenta Ga invites readers to write for free nt mothers. The jumbled text suggests a promotional or solicitation item from a small advertiser in Alabama area.
In a November Lippin Botts piece W H Blake rails at an anonymous critic for praising the Louvre smile while deriding a coarse Brooklyn view. He savages the art world’s cant, praises Leonardo’s Lady as masterful, and mocks contemporary sentiment as hollow humbug.
A foreign observer asks if bread riots occur. The reception committee chairman dismisses the notion, saying that the crowd resembles citizens imitating a baseball gesture on a bulletin board, clarifying locals and signs rather than unrest.
A garbled note reports a football game outcome linked to a captain and a head injury scare. The source text is unclear but suggests a Boston Transcript reference and a mixed reaction to the result. The readable names are fragmentary and the exact teams or players cannot be confirmed.
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