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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
4
Independent newspaper listing subscription prices for Daily Weekly and Semi-Weekly editions, rates by mail and carrier, with sale locations in Portland and Pendleton. Includes address and association notes and mentions United Press.
A fragmentary line laments a colossal loom looming over observers, expressing astonishment as figures lie dead. The brief text conveys a dramatic, enigmatic mood without additional context or specifics.
The writer argues for tightly regulated saloons in Pendleton to curb unregulated venues. Citing General Frederick D. Grant on the army canteen as a model, the piece contends disciplined, well run establishments protect soldiers and workers from crime and vice. It favors a dozen orderly saloons over current lawless options.
The city of Salem long suffered under the influence of two wealthy men who opposed street paving and improvements, leaving streets muddy and water systems poor. Recently progressive residents have gained influence, pushing rapid upgrades to attract and retain the capital, with other towns advised by Salem’s experience.
The article notes that postponing improvements often costs more in the long run. Delays require higher future spending and create a financial penalty for the town, underscoring the value of timely investment.
A San Francisco opinion notes a success story built on courage and health. The speaker urges optimism about most things but cautions against self praise, urging readers to trust others, believe in the world, and critique themselves when things go wrong to find the path to success.
The Head Consul Book is welcomed as a familiar guest in the city with the Woodmen prepared to host a royal entertainment, continuing the longstanding civic tradition and cordial relations.
The New York mayoralty dispute shows sharp exchanges and public spats among rival figures. Observers note partisan clashes, media pouncing, and strategic maneuvering shaping the race.
A startling claim reports that implementing a gravity water system could trigger higher insurance costs. The assertion links infrastructure choices to insurance rate changes, signaling potential financial impact for communities considering the project.
Detroit and Pittsburg played a closely contested game with neither side pulling away. Key performances from both teams highlighted a tight battle, showcasing balanced offense and defense throughout the contest.
Samantha Arabella Luke leaves for abroad to wed a gilded duke with a blood disease and plans a lavish rebuild of his estate while paying staff back wages. Her cousin Mary Ann pairs with a greasy plumber, living modestly as he funds their future, in a rustic Portland setting.
Advice on protecting children from disturbing dreams by controlling their environment. Emphasizes that childhood impressions shape fears and nightmares, urging parents to choose pleasant books stories pictures and surroundings. Suggests reviewing a child’s dreams for early signs to prevent future unhappiness.
The piece cites Dr Charles E Woodruff claiming blondes are disappearing as sun exposure harms them. It notes alleged global trends toward darker hair and eyes and mocks fears with satirical asides about American ingenuity and a jeweler’s plate glass window incident.
A humorous quip notes that a sucker appears every second and most of them are twins, implying a playful link between gullibility and twin abundance.
A wry set of observations on dating and marriage humorously noting how men are unsettled by admonitions about dating and the social costs of popularity. The piece suggests wisdom is often social performance rather than true understanding, with sharp vignettes about engagement, fashion, and conduct.
A reader asks if a dentist who boasts painless work can guarantee a painless experience. The exchange highlights patient concerns about comfort during dental procedures as described in the East Oregonian.
A poem excerpt describing future homes with roofs as doors to the sky and visiting friends. It envisions friendly chats, harmony, and avoiding quarrels as neighbors endure a scare from fire and anticipate overcoming fears when communities gather. Attribution cited as Nixon Waterman.
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