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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1912

Page

4

Pendleton editorials urge reforms and Scout co operation

The East Oregonian urges liquor prohibition in the penitentiary and supports paving Railroad Street block turning it into a park. It also describes Governor Dix's call for Boy Scouts of America to aid New York conservation, fire prevention, forestry work, road improvement, and state service, outlining three co operation proposals and future Scout roles.

West Pendleton John A. Dix Boy Scout Movement National Council Boy Scouts of America New York Hoy Scouts of America St. Regis Hotel New York City Scout John Sherman Hoyt Daniel Carter Beard James E. West Dix iIt State of State Conservation Commission New York State

Landscape Dream Under a Pine Beneath the Wind

A reflective verse fragment recalls a wind shaped landscape beyond a swaying pine. The speaker gazes toward a widening land that fades into distant blue, evoking quiet solitude and natural imagery.

Turkiye Faces Possible Delay in Defeat Amid European Powers

A fragment suggests Turkey could avoid final defeat for a few more weeks if enemies and great European powers tire. It notes Austria’s stance on preventing Serbia from reaching a strategic outcome.

Turkey

Tramp Offered Early Morning Farm Work At White House

A hungry tramp at a back door seeks food and is offered a steady job by a man from a large white house. The duties include rising at 4 am to milk seventeen cows, feed and rub down four horses, clean stables, chop wood, then begin the day. The worker does not know the pay.

Efwan White House Toledo Blade

Berlin Board of Trade tightens apprenticeships for women

The semi official Board of Trade in Berlin after talks with the Union for the Development of Women's Industries has decided that girls in tailoring dressmaking and millinery must serve longer apprenticeships. The move aims to give them thorough knowledge of their craft for future careers.

Board of Trade Berlin Union For the Development of Women's Industries 4 Monitor

Every Home Needs This Fine Remedy

An editorial style promotion touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic for family use. It claims safety for children and general efficacy for constipation and minor ailments, with a mail request offer for a free sample and a money back guarantee.

Dr. Caldwell Eph Trotter Myford W. BR. Cald Washington St Monticello, Il

Fragmented farm tragedy signal in old tale dialogue

A distressed farmer confesses to his listener that his hogs died of cholera and his wife and children are ill while he faces foreclosure on another property. The dialogue portrays a collapsed homestead and the speaker's lingering discouragement in a once prosperous era.

John Ladies Home Journal

Clinging gowns charm fashion talk with Mae and wife

Mrs. Shortley chats about the latest fashions with Mae a young lady. Mae explains her husband prefers gowns that cling to her for about three years reflecting a lighthearted piece from Lippincott's.

Mrs. Shortley Cater Mae

Warpath Image Spooks Child At The Movies

A Little Tommy sees Indians painting faces at the cinema and asks about the meaning his mother explains the tribe paints before a warpath. The next evening he panics during a parlor visit as sister’s suitor arrives, fearing an imminent raid.

Tommy San Francisco Chronicle

Humboldt Rancher Returns to News of Neighbor’s Losses

A Humboldt rancher, returning from a year east, learns his old-time neighbor, famed for patience, has suffered a string of misfortunes. He condoles as he hears reports of timber lost to forest fires and bottom land cut off by a river.

Humboldt John Inge

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