Independent Newspaper Daily and Weekly Mail Rates
The item lists various subscription options including Daily and Weekly by mail or carrier, six months and one year terms, and regional notes. It mentions Morrison arrest in Portland Oregon, Northwest News Co, and identifiers for a Portland based newspaper with press association membership and Pendleton postal entry. It reads as a pricing and catalog notice for subscriptions and a brief local item mention.
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Eaily
Chally
Daly
Mall
Muni
toad @emi
Mal
Mal Bem
Oregonian
Oregons
Morrison
Portland
Oregon
Northwest Lows Ca
Fi Security
Washington
Fourteenth Street
Silent Strength to Shape a Renowned Future
A fragment hints at a woman who could empower a man to rise among the great. She could guide his ethics, kindle a vibrant inner song, heal heartbreak, deter temptation, and feed hope, potentially sharing in his renown and credit.
Man's Enferlurity and Civilization's double edge
A reflective piece argues that humans, proud of progress, overlook losses from civilization. It cites The Portland Oregonian on animal senses surpassing humans, noting mare mare’s touch to foal, cat reflexes, and questions whether humanity ever possessed such delicacy. It suggests education might restore lost faculties though it may not increase happiness depending on new senses.
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Portland Oregonian
Saint Bernard
Apples at Local Markets: Cheaper Hood River Fruit
A fragment notes that grown apples sell at 76 cents per box while higher quality Hood River and other外 fruit from Milton Freewater and nearby points fetch about $1.60, indicating local price contrasts.
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Hood River
Milton
Freewater
Farmers Union speech urges home fruit industry
Ed Du Puls, a Pendleton area fruit grower, spoke at a Farmers Union meeting condemning reliance on outside goods. He urged communities to “Patronize home industry” for fruit and vegetables, noting Umatilla river apples earned prizes at the district fair and deserve higher demand and prices. Growers insist their apples are as worm-free, red and juicy, and packed attractively as any imported fruit.
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Farmers’Union
Ed du Puls
Pendleton
Umatilla
Short Words Win Praise From Simple Speech
A defense of plain language argues that short words aid reader understanding and realism. It cites onomatopoeic and monosyllabic utterances as clearer than long polysyllabic terms, favoring direct, compact expression over elaborate diction.
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The fragment urges men to treat every woman as a lady until proved otherwise and every woman to regard men as gentlemen until proved otherwise, claiming this would reduce lost souls in women's ranks worldwide.
Oregonian Endorses Six Measures Six Defeated
The Oregonian affirmed six measures but defeated five. The Portland Labor Press notes the paper is a poor guide and a worse cuessor.
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The
Oregonian
Portland Labor Press
The Silence of the Strenuous One Misconstrued
The passage notes that his silence is misread as absence or sleepfulness, clarifying that he is not dead but merely resting.
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Ead
Portuguese Degeneracy and Education Decline in Portugal
The Progress of the World notes Portugal's education crisis with less than a fifth literate, an agrarian economy, outdated methods, and political corruption causing chronic deficits despite vast colonial wealth and population size.
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Portugal
Indiana
Ilinois
American Review of Reviews
Plano-Tuner and Earthquake Tales in Mexico City
A narrator recounts nights spent with the Mexican governor in an earthquake zone. Precautions included reinforced ceilings and advice to flee to the patio during tremors. A dinner with the governor’s wife reveals music woes in a land prone to temblors and toppled pianos.
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Diaz
Senor
Landa
E. Alexander Powell
Is Roosevelt a boss in American politics debate
The argument contrasts Roosevelt with local bosses in New York and Rhode Island. It notes Governor Hughes’ force of character, Gaynor’s influence, and Brayton as a boss figure, while praising Roosevelt’s delegates at Saratoga as free from boss control and highlighting the minority’s disciplined, disappointed faction.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Hughes Dreven
Hughes
Roosevelt
New York
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Charles F Murphy
Tammany HA
Myor Gaynor
New York City
Moe
Rooseveltis
Gaynor
Brayton
Rhoie Island
Stratoga
American Review of Reviews
Magnate Demands Repayment From Old Grocer’s Cash Strain
An impatient magnate confronts a diffident former grocer about a large debt. The caller, once a town companion, recalls shared days but insists on payment as the conversation reveals a substantial loan default. The exchange suggests a village past meeting and a demand for $72342.
Did Come Off by Irving Bacheller with a Western Mountaineer
A western mountaineer, snowbound for five months, tells how he was introduced to Irving Bacheller the Eden Molden author. He read Bacheller’s book and the Bible multiple times, remarking that he never knew the Bible could be so interesting. The exchange reflects mutual admiration between author and reader in a remote setting.
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Irving Bacheller
Bacheller
Moountaineer
A Large President Attend Aero Meet Jibe in Boston
President Taft attended an aero meet with Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston and Grahame White. After the flight, Taft congratulated Fitzgerald on his nerve, and Fitzgerald quipped about fearing the republican machine, while Taft asked if he could see people on earth from the air.
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Taft
Fitzgerald
Boston
Grahame White
Mr. Fitzgerald
Honey Fritz
Droj
Success Magazine
True Gift for Fiction in New Brunswick Village Trial
A village witness in a petty auger case testifies he recognizes the tool as belonging to the parties, noting he has known the auger since it was a gimlet. The exchange underscores the witness's certainty as the lawyer questions the duration of his knowledge.
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New Brunswick
Everybody's Magazine
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Health Remedy
A vintage advice note touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the best cure for stomach ills and poor appetite. It claims a 57 year proven record and notes use for colds and grippe, urging readers to choose Hostetter's exclusively.
A Leavening Spirit Warned Against Partisanship
Spokesman Review reflects on Washington’s farewell warning about party spirit, noting the rise of progressiveness reshaping Republicans and Democrats. It argues good citizenship now outweighs party loyalty and predicts progressive candidates in upcoming elections.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Gaynor
Roger Sullivan
Gore
Oklahoma
la Follette
Wisconsin
Spokesmian-Review
Winans Aims To Edge Vanderbilts In Horse Show Duel
Walter Winans plans a strong American bid at Madison Square Garden to challenge Alfred Vanderbilt’s renowned horses. With over a hundred mounts at Surrenden Park in Kent valued around half a million, Winans dominates English equestrian sport and could spark a famous showdown with American rivals at the London and New York exhibitions.
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Alfred Vanderbilt
England
London
Brighton
Walter Winens
Winans
Vanderblits
Bordens
Morosinks
America
Wining
Surrenden Park
Kent
Atlantic
Walter
St. Petersburg
Mr. Winans
How to Develop Self Confidence in Speech and Mann er
The column reviews Greenville Kleiser’s new self help volume How to Develop Self Confidence in Speech and Manners. It extols daily year long rules for enthusiasm ambition and exercise revealing a humorous year 1912 reference and ends with a light jab about sharing the book with a friend.
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Kansas City Star
Greenville Kleiser
Harnest
Moving Picture Progress and Medical Uses of Film
A Success Magazine writer notes moving pictures will continue to entertain and inform. Advances include two frame per second insect filming, film newsreels with current events, and Munich experiments producing X ray motion pictures of human organs revealing digestion in progress and potential medical insights.
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Saya
Success Magazine
American Civzen Association
Pathe Freres
Munich
Stage villain’s exploits spark outrage in melodrama review
Success Magazine cites Channing Pollock’s melodrama on Fourteenth Street as the era’s most inconsistent villain. The five acts feature perilous schemes from tying a heroine to a railroad track to burning a house and manipulating dangerous machinery. The heroine rejects him and proclaims he has outdone himself in roguery.
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Channing Pollock
Fourteenth Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Nellie
Success Magazine
Electric ore hoists in use at Goldfield mines
Electric ore hoists are being installed in some of the largest mines at Goldfield as part of modernization efforts to improve ore handling and production efficiency.
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Goldfield
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