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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
4
Pendleton notes reflect optimism as a new high school building nears completion and street paving progresses. Local business remains robust with strong bank deposits and full housing, while agriculture shows wheat, sheep, and cattle prosperity despite northwest dullness elsewhere.
A reflective verse excerpt questions what can be moved or bought to warm a human spirit. It critiques placing money above humanity, contrasting paltry coins with true compassion and the ache of an exposed heart.
Pendleton closes a year of notable progress with the Round-Up’s surge to global recognition. A new branch hospital project showcases architecture and construction prowess, signaling strong future resources for the community and region.
The New York World article argues the Turk is not inherently bad and notes his admirable qualities. It contrasts his government with inherited religious constraints and cites historical parallels with other empires. It claims Christian worship was openly allowed in Turkish domains for 2000 years and Constantino ple remains the capital of the Eastern Christian faith.
An inventor from Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph company proposes street crossing signals to guide fire apparatus. Semaphore, electric light, and bell operate automatically via central station relays to warn drivers and pedestrians, protecting fire crews and public.
Edmund Russell New York art celebrity in Paris faced abrupt end to his campaign after failing to pay rent on Gerome studio. He hosted weekly receptions with elaborate teas and pageantry drawing crowds, but French heirs demanded payment and he could not raise 560 dollars. His many commissioned portraits and celebrity connections failed to avert the collapse of his Paris venture.
Lloyd George’s private life is marked by close family bonds that supported his rise. His uncle acted as a second father, his wife sacrificed to aid his fame, and his brother worked alongside him in the firm though often in the background. He views Criccieth kin as partners in an enterprise that brought public spotlight while remaining discreet.
Ex lieutenant J P Muller outlines a home fitness plan of fifteen minutes daily. The Danish athlete, famed for 134 prize wins including many championships, says regular light exercises without equipment maintain health. Exclusive photos accompany the Strand Magazine article detailing the routine.
An April afternoon in Paris evokes sunlit streets and boats on the Seine, as characters discuss springtime charm and longing. Excerpted dialogue from Gordon Arthur Smith's A Young Man's Fancy in Christmas Scribner, reflecting literary mood and social observation.
A narrator recalls sharing a book and music with a friend who calls it not literature and not art. The friend criticizes a political statesman as free from tricks, while the speaker cherishes heartfelt joys beyond strict labels, vowing trust in what touches the heart. The exchange explores art, politics, and personal reverence.
Captain G S Mackwaine of the British navy touts corrugated hulls as superior to plain ships. He cites 18 ft 3 in corrugations, 22 inch projections, and claims improved stability, lower vibration, 20 percent greater coal range, and reduced slips in tested voyages.
Practical guide from Elsie de Wolfen of Good Housekeeping advises young buyers to seek a modest apartment with a large room, decent neighborhood, and adequate light and heat. Do not rush to furnish before choosing the space, and interview tenants to learn practical details. Avoid perfection, aim for lasting happiness and comfort with careful furnishing and sensible fittings.
Practical guidance on affordable decorating to maximize space in small apartments. Advice covers wall colors such as cream gray tan and buff, white or cream woodwork, avoiding imitation hardwood, prioritizing essentials, and choosing lighter, decorative chairs and mixed seating to create a sense of roominess. It notes avoid overfurnished rooms and suggests affordable furniture like willow chairs and low-back pieces.
A fragment notes that smoking from a cell stove on a cold dig risks filling the room with smoke and suggests better housekeeping as a preventive measure. The text hints at chimney issues as the cause of continued smoke despite precautions.
A notice notes a water pipe bust causing disruption and costly damage. Repairs are planned, with temporary outages and precautions for nearby properties. Officials urge residents to conserve water and stay tuned for service updates.
In a compact ad like notice the copy pitches a toilet bowl brush as a home essential. It markets a full line of bathroom supplies and urges prompt action to prevent a bust in the plumbing business.
The text explains that a draft down the chimney occurs when the room is colder than outside. Opening doors to other rooms and then widening the stove room door or window before starting the fire prevents smoking in most cases. If the fire is lit before admitting outer air the effect is immediate. In rare cases temperature conditions may thwart this plan.
London King George asserts control over his affairs resisting cabinet efforts to act as a figurehead. Court discussions reveal attempts to present documents without full explanation. The king's firm stance mirrors Queen Victoria's, signaling the throne's growing influence and real power.
A ledgered endorsement notes the institution’s aim to help customers succeed in all dealings from small to large. Emphasizing deep understanding of patron needs, the piece lauds the bank as unmatched in serving its clients.
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