A Quiet Verse Inquiry by William F. Kirk
A reader asks for the sentence and cites a girl stung by sorrow who listened to a lying tongue and bears a debt. The poem notes that we cannot alter fate or Love, as the Master has it on His chart.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1912
Page
4
A reader asks for the sentence and cites a girl stung by sorrow who listened to a lying tongue and bears a debt. The poem notes that we cannot alter fate or Love, as the Master has it on His chart.
The legislature must improve its duty and curb initiative fatigue. Overworked ballot measures arise from ineffectual lawmakers and a lack of public trust. Advocates urge higher standards, open work, and less peanuts politics to empower genuine legislation and restore faith in government.
An N. E. Fairbank Company advertisement argues Cottolene makes light delicate crusts that are wholesome and digestible without hog fat. It claims Cottolene is a natural cottonseed product and safer than lard, urging proper use and timing for pies.
An old styled health ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as best for dyspepsia and indigestion. It stresses eating calmly, avoiding trigger foods, and using a mild laxative tonics. It cites users Sergt Shapur and J A Manchester and offers free samples by mail from Dr W B Caldwell.
An advertisement touts Danderine for rapid dandruff removal and new hair growth. It claims within minutes hair looks clean and shiny, with weeks of use bringing visible fine new hairs. The copy urges purchasing a 25 cent bottle and applying it to a single strand at a time for dramatic results.
The piece defends the YMCA against claims of misconduct linked to a Fortland controversy. It argues the organization remains blameless, noting active members and leaders are not involved and praising the YMCA as a wholesome, worthy group while condemning the alleged offenses as decency breaches rather than YMCA faults.
The Balkans and Mexico aside, the long running dispute between the University of Oregon and O. A. C. over football seems resolved at last. The peace gesture ends a turbulent rivalry and sets new prospects for future games between the two programs.
The governor continues to show democratic temperament with daily evidence including his stance against snobbery at Princeton. He argues there should be no confrontational clashes in the forthcoming legislature over extra funds for the Eastern Oregon hospital.
The emerging Chinese republic appears poised for conflict with Russia, with signs of growing military strength and potential readiness for action. Officials and observers note enhanced mobilization, training, and equipment, suggesting a shift toward assertive defense and regional influence.
It appears authorities intend to shield more than foreign residents with the deployment of 2000 troops landed in Constantinople. The move suggests broader security aims beyond safeguarding nationals abroad.
Solomon Titman, a rustic resident, stayed with a woman running a boarding house. He calmly defended the cost of butter, replying that it is worth every cent, as she gasped at his appetite. The anecdote appears in Maack's National Monthly.
The French State Railway moves quickly to electrify its network ordering 100 electric locomotives. This major modernization effort targets faster service and reduced fuel costs, signaling a shift from steam to electric traction across key routes.
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