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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
4
The text shows scrambled postal and payment notes including references to monthly terms by mail and carrier. It fragments months and amounts, listing days and weeks with unclear dates and carriers. The legibility is too poor to extract coherent names, places, or events for a fuller summary.
The piece argues plays should tackle current political and economic issues rather than overemphasize sex. It cites Lion and the Mouse as profitable political drama and calls for action on mill race dangers to protect children. It notes Senate currency debates, Glass-Owen bill concerns, and urges restraint on partisan influence while praising open discussion in theatre.
The excerpt describes a Gothic window with a damask curtain casting darlight, a rovewood slab balanced neatly, a porcelain dish bearing clusters of ripe black grapes and a melon cut in thin slices, a mosaic-like cake, two cups with tulips, and a scene of dreamy words and shyly meeting fingers as Thomas Baller Aldrich composes the banquet moment.
A book salesman in rural Missouri pests a farmer with persistent sales pitches. The farmer refuses saying no one at home can read except his daughter who already has a book. The humorous exchange highlights wary reception to sales in a rural setting.
A Broadway cafe scene recalls a strange encounter as two pretentious men sit near a mad-looking patron. The clubman recalls the moment, noting the initial grim impression quickly dispelled by the man’s actions and the ensuing dialogue about food and drink.
The fragmentary text juxtaposes poetry by Ethel M. Hewitt and Shelley remarks with a medicinal note about lemon oil as an insect remedy. It blends archaic literary allusion with a stray home remedy, reflecting a scattered 19th to early 20th century reading room clipping.
The reader is urged to review post election advertising in the East Oregonian newspapers of the day. Readership is directed to observe political messaging and campaign notices appearing shortly after the vote.
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