Down Bars Long Proof Against a Frown
A brief note describes a formal, long proof that challenges a discouraged outlook. The text frames effort and perseverance as key to overcoming disappointment, highlighting persistence as a counter to gloom.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1910
Page
4
Wheat prices drift as harvests flood markets abroad
The report notes a note of retreat in prices by six cents a bushel over the last fortnight as Russia floods the markets. Australian and Argentine wheat will soon reach buyers, making higher prices for American wheat unlikely before March if at all. Potatoes are hard to store safely in cold weather, with risk of freezing and price fluctuations.
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Russia
Melting Pot reshapes US political alignments in fall campaigns
The piece argues widespread voter dissatisfaction with existing alignments, highlighting Oregon with Oswald West leading the progressive ticket and New York where the Republican ticket is progressive and the Democratic ticket is reactionary. Roosevelt vows to appeal beyond party lines, urging honest citizens to form new alignments as old ones melt away.
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United States
Oregon
New York
Oswald West
West
Becaus
Roosevelt
Stimson
Wheat markets and storage slow price gains in Spokane area
The Spokesman-Review notes potato growers around Dayton store most of this year's crop hoping for prices to rise from 1.35 to 1.60 per hundredweight to 2 by spring. Hay farmers stored about 600 tons after rejecting $20 a ton in September, now facing offers around $12. Wheat growers face a similar predicament as prices firm slowly.
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Spokesman-Review
Dayton
Stites
Timothy
End of bitter Umatilla County political contest celebrated
In Umatilla County voters finish a heated campaign marked by animosity and personal remarks. The long contest ends and residents can return to normal business as they wish for the day. The piece hopes the best men prevail in today’s voting.
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Umatilla
Didy
Water power project grows on Umatilla River
Workmen in Hermiston advance a water power development on the Umatilla river to aid irrigation for the nearby city. An Echo to East Oregonian note recalls four youths from Echo joining others in Hermiston to attend a basketball game, remarking on changing times from past days.
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Hermiston
Umatilla
East Oregonian
Echo
Northwest Collegiate Football Championship Yet to Decide
The coast league series is ended and the political campaign is closed. However the northwest collegiate football championship remains undecided as teams await final results and rankings for a clear winner.
Roosevelt Tracks Through Jungle in Dire Encounter
Roosevelt is deep in the jungle this time with danger closing in. If the tiger does not claim a piece of his hide it will not be the tiger’s fault.
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Roosevelt
Indications of Strained Corrupt Practice Act
Reports suggest the corrupt practice act is severely strained amid ongoing political controversy. Officials and observers note gaps in enforcement and rising concerns over compliance and integrity within campaigns and elections.
It Is Over Now But the Counting and Shouting
A closing line notes the end of an event marked by final counts and loud reactions. The passage emphasizes conclusion, public sentiment, and the lasting impact of results. No specific people or places are named in the readable text.
The Man With Weighing Hearts and Personal Liberty
A compact essay argues that individuals should mind their own business and honor personal liberty rather than try to convert others. It stresses self reliance, restrained reform, and the duties of earning a living while allowing diverse creeds and quirky habits without coercion. The piece cautions against endless campaigning and social pressure.
A musical instrument the great god Pan
An excerpt describing the god Pan harming a reed by the river. He cuts, notches, and breathes into the reed to make sweet music. The reed is damaged and the lilies and dragonfly fade, yet Pan revels in his power while a poet is made. Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
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Pan
Ban
Great God Pan
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Tour of London Sights Ends With Jest at Music Hall
Proud young Tomkins guides his uncle through free London spots including St Pauls the Embankment and the National Gallery then visits a music hall. A trombone solo draws thunderous applause but the uncle suspects the act is a sham, declaring the performers are not swallowing it. A minister is teased as a poor calculator for not adding two and two.
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Tomkins
London
St. Paul's
Embankment
National Gallery
Tompkins
Pleasant Health Boost From Syrup of Figs and Senna
A pleasing sense of health and strength renewed follows the use of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It acts gently on the kidneys liver and bowels cleansing the system effectively. Buy only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product for best results.
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Alws
California Fig Syrup Co
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