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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1913
Page
4
The fragment evokes a rural mood with nature imagery and music tones. It hints at a morning scene with a soft melody and highway setting, suggesting a poetic reflection on beauty and sound in a calm atmosphere.
The proposal would expand library services from about 7,000 locals to 26,606 county residents. It argues a library system saves money by keeping books in use, notes a one time purchase can serve many families, and urges tax support to fund the expanded plan for Pendleton and surrounding areas.
The piece argues Salzer’s fate signals the danger of bossism beyond New York and urges direct primary reforms nationwide. It praises fraternal orders for charitable work, notes Pendleton recognition trends, and humorously contrasts modern gadgets with travel on solid ground. Celery’s profitability on the Umatilla project is also mentioned as sage brush gives way to crops.
George Israels, head of municipal music, muses on cultural evolution from 1912 to 1950. He contrasts feudal opera halls for the rich with a democratized system where public schools train voices, theaters hold hundreds, and music serves all people. He notes Italian superiority fading as American talent and ethics rise.
In a fragment from Frank LL Stanton the narrator describes a father dozing by firelight while thoughts turn to money. The verses mourn the pull of wealth to pay bills and Christmas costs, with a wakeful kiss from Jenny ending the dream.
A tale recalls Harry Lauder reacting to a joke about nearness and a taxi ride. The driver claims Hyde Park was too risky because Lauder left a sixpence there and the park “eloped” until he retrieves it. The quip surfaces in Peareon’s Weekly.
An excerpt from Everybody's Magazine describes Tony, an immigrant from the old country, working in America and insisting on a vacation. The foreman warns Tony that a vacation could drain his funds, yet Tony repeats his plan to take time off, aiming to be there for a personal reason.
The grand opera season of 2012 began across twenty municipal houses. The program promised harmony from chorus and orchestra, reflecting a vibrant cultural scene as audiences anticipated performances.
Frank Crane of Chicago News hailed a seawide joy sparked by the 1930 revolution toward an art democracy, celebrating transformative influence on culture and public life worldwide.
An old agricultural alert explains loose smut in grains differs from stinking smut, emerging at blossom as a black powdery mass. It notes seed treatment is impractical for the average grower, urging careful seed selection to prevent field infection and avoid grain that has been machine-threshed after handling infected lots.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets to cleanse the stomach, remove sour undigested food and foul gases, free the liver from excess bile, and evacuate constipated waste. It promises relief by morning and notes a 10 cent box keeps heads clear and bowels regular for months, even for children.
John G. Hall of the Washington Experiment Station argues that adopting the listed suggestions will halt the spread of smut and prevent its introduction into new areas. The remarks emphasize containment measures and agricultural biosecurity.
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