Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Note
Local description of publication details for the East Oregonian newspaper in Pendleton Oregon including offices in Portland Portland and Washington and mailing status as second class matter
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
7
Local description of publication details for the East Oregonian newspaper in Pendleton Oregon including offices in Portland Portland and Washington and mailing status as second class matter
A Baltimore Sun poem-like reflection calls for labor, hope, and progress. The speaker vows to dig, build, and march forward with trust and truth, aiming to quell dust, nurture youth, and advance cities and empires through steady effort.
The Pendleton Water Commission pursues a gravity water system, seeking the best supply source and how mountain water can serve the city. Though some oppose due to taxes, the majority of residents including property owners, merchants, professionals, and clergy favor the project. The East Oregonian endorses the plan and urges the water board to proceed and present the proposal to voters.
A Frisco View laments anti Japanese sentiment while praising cordial American reception of the Atlantic fleet at China’s gates. The San Francisco Examiner reflects on pacific goodwill, noting wartime bluster faded as fleet neared Japan and public schools issues faded from discourse.
The passage argues that Japan seeks war with the United States for gain, and that maintaining a strong Pacific fleet is essential to preserve cordial relations. It warns that shrinking naval power will reveal deeper hostility in Japanese media and diplomacy.
A discussion questions if women would enjoy political participation and equal suffrage in Oregon. It notes suffrage is generally viewed as their right, but queries whether women desire ballot power and how politics would affect womanhood and national character. Readers are urged to let the ladies decide.
A comparison of the East Oregonian and its rival paper shows anger over the recent election. The mourning paper accuses the East Oregonian of capitalizing on the issue, while defending its own independence and critique of corruption.
The article lauds Britain as one of the world’s finest men, a strong and patriotic citizen whose legacy will endure in history. It notes praise from fair-minded individuals and newspapers across parties.
Comely matrons from Kentucky to Arkansas praise Peruna for weight gain, vitality, and relief from colds, catarrh, and constipation. Letters recount improved strength, cough relief, and renewed daily life, with endorsements from Oregon to Tennessee and Minnesota.
A Pittsburgh Post tip sheet urges steady meals and mindful eating. For the busy business girl, it favors breaking eggs into milk, gentle seasoning, and avoiding rushed bites to prevent indigestion. It advises wholesome desserts, slow dinners with meat vegetables and a crisp salad, and moderation with sweets.
A collage of verses by William Wallace Whitelock reflecting small joys and clockwork time, followed by a statistic estimating the aggregate annual income of Britain's working class at 1.506 billion dollars.
After Taft's victory republican lawmakers in Oregon face pressure over appointing Governor Chamberlain to the senatorship. The piece argues that denying him the seat after earning it would be a wrong action, underscoring postwar political tensions and the duty of honoring electoral outcomes.
Innes J HIM has connected the In und empire with Portland by 2 cord of steel. The people of Portland and of Oregon, for that matter, appreciate all deed. They are now thanking him for It.
Judge Lowell and several men protest a trip to the senate citing broken pledges and disregard for vows hindering trust in leadership. The opposition centers on honoring commitments and safeguarding public integrity.
A weather column offers dietary advice for women describing a simple breakfast plan. It suggests starting with fruit, then soft boiled eggs, whole wheat bread, and coffee. The piece emphasizes nourishing, easily digested foods to begin the day, though text is fragmented.
The Winona Wagons and Hacks showcase sturdy service design with Rex Eugeles highlighted as a key figure in engineering. The piece emphasizes durability and reliable performance for ongoing support.
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