Independent newspaper notice and advertising guidance
Fragmented text from the East Oregonian indicates publishing notes for advertisers and contact details for the Portland and Derkite area. It mentions deadlines for advertising copy and a stray narrative about Calypso and Baker, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Evocative verse from Everybody's Magazine by Harrivor
Fragmented poem lines reflect autumnal imagery and memory of past joys. The voice contemplates memories of summer fading as winter approaches, with vivid color imagery of gray skies, gold and crimson. Virginia Bloren Harrivor is a credited contributor in the issue.
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Virginia Bloren
Umatilla County Leads In Gold Medals At Fair
Umatilla county leads the United States in gold medals at the Lewis and Clark fair with forty five awards placing third among counties. The piece lauds local potential and cautions against swelling pride, noting Willamette valley peers and the county's steady, modest growth.
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Umatilla
United States
Calypso myth tale of lonely isle and political immortality
In a mythic tale, Cas iypeo is banished to a lonely island where she longs for company. Alyneee and Frank Baker, a Republican state committee chairman, plot to lure others by offering immortality for companionship. Ulynsna de appears, hinting at further drama.
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Poe
Alyneee
Frank Baker
Republican State Committee
Calypao
Ulynsna de
Political shift ends partisan divide and ethics in public life
A late 19th century editorial calls for an end to party strife and a return to merit based public service. It argues honesty and good character over party loyalty, predicting a new era where officials are judged by morals, not political color, with Roosevelt and Roonevelt era figures cited among precedents. The piece contrasts policy focus with tariff battles and notes the public mood favors cleaner governance. It also references municipal issues like street sprinkling costs, jail expenses at Ludlow Street, and calls for fiscal scrutiny. the overarching theme is a shift toward prudent, merit driven leadership.
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Roosevelt
Heney
United States
Joe Folk
Missouri
Johnson
Minheagta Democrata
Theodore Flacnie
New York
Ludlow Street
Jook
Unfaithful Greek Warns Americans on Creeks Marrying Abroad
American consul at Athens warns against Creek marriages without a reliable Greek priest. He notes cases of Creek husbands deserting American wives and families, returning to Grove and remarrying without divorce, which Greece may permit. A legal opinion on abroad Greek marriages is included.
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George BH
Horton
Athens
State Department
Grove
Conf Jsul
Greece
Smallest coins used in Malay Peninsula noted
The Malay Peninsula natives use the world’s smallest current coin, a resin-based token worth about one ten-thousandth of a rupee. In contrast, the Portmune three-rate plane coin equals 1/100th of a penny while official British Empire coinage includes a partial iron or brass token worth roughly a quarter of a penny.
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Malay Peninsula
Japanese Birth Rates Show Persistently Low Levels
San Francisco Call reports on Dr Takano's vital statistics study noting Japan's births per 1000 population are among the lowest in Europe and Asia. The piece compares international rates, cites France and Japan at the bottom, and discusses implications for population growth and the so called yellow peril.
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Hiw
Rade Mulcide
Irnel
Nations
Rhein
Join
Ribhrope
Yedlow
Iegan Ue
Takano
Norway
Germany
Holland
European Brossis
Switzerland
England
Japan
Betsium
Hungary
Austria
France
United States
Belmium
Austrian
European
Russia
Belgium
San Francisco
Indian Rockefeller in Baroda Wealth and Gems
Sayaji Rao Gaekwad of Baroda is likened to J. D. Rockefeller with vast wealth including precious stones. His wife owns a famous diamond necklace worth about 12 million dollars, and a 500-diamond collarette. The palace features a diamond carpet valued in the millions, marble and onyx corridors, steame d heating and frequent electric elevators, with imported bronze paintings and statuary.
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Sayaji Mao
Baroda
J. D. Rockefeller
Europe
Precolus
Catarrh Symptoms Describe Widespread Health Strain
The passage explains catarrh starting with a cold and progressing as inflamed mucous membranes produce unhealthy matter. It states that this matter is absorbed and distributed, causing constant hawking and spitting, nasal congestion, tinnitus, sore throat, blood saturation, and a general sense of despondency.
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