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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1913
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates from Pendleton Oregon publisher East Oregonian Publishing Co. for daily and semi weekly editions. Rates cover weekly, monthly, and four month by mail or carrier options.
A fragmentary verse describes longing to glimpse a beloved and to prove her true heart. The speaker recalls a pale rose on her breast and the quiet dawn as the moment of recognition, with restrained, earnest emotion.
The fragment notes an appropriation of 166000 dollars tied to university funding needs. It mentions a fo twa structured amount and indicates ongoing discussion of financial support without detailing recipients, dates, or specific programs. Further context would clarify the intended use and responsible bodies.
The article urges voting for university appropriations, endorses a sterilization act, supports a county attorney bill replacing district attorneys, and backs the workmen compensation act. It argues state neglect of education, defends the sterilization measure, promotes local prosecuting officials, and champions industrial insurance for workers attached to employers.
A ship tour on a sea voyage features a captain showing a young Indy friend around the liner. In the teerage they spot a tall husky Irish emigrant eating a plentiful meal of corned beef and cabbage with knife fork and spoon.
An American Express Company prank nets revenge on an oarsman in Killarney Ireland. The riddle exchange centers on a joke about Eve and Adams Express, with the oarsman subsequently attempting to tell his own riddle to an audience and facing the crowd’s laughter.
The captain eyes a young woman as he tsk tsks a sailor who overindulges at table. The scene, titled The Stowaway, appears in November Lippincott's with a playful nautical tone.
In November Lippincott's a farmer Hornyhand muses on dressmakers ideas and street fashions. He describes women on the street who appear unfit for their own garments and jokes about dresses that seem too full or too empty.
At the fat democratic national convention in Baltimore Cardinal Gibbone delivers the opening prayer. Two doorkeepers guard the main door. one devout Catholic, the other not. As the Cardinal leaves the aisle the Catholic doorkeeper jokes about touching him and asks which pocket he carries it in.
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