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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
3
The article discusses potential admin moves after tariff and currency bills, including national ownership of telegraphs and telephones. It argues a single system would reduce costs, notes parallels with Europe, and cites figures on price differences and dairy industry growth in Umatilla county as linked policy.
A humorous dialogue notes how a rich boor gains society access and jokes that he was introduced when injected. Mrs A asks if her husband must stay nights at the office. Mrs B responds he works only on the day book.
A Louisville Courier Journal note recalls a quip about a car speedometer and a jest about coupons for a dining room rug. The exchange contrasts speed with slowness and ends with a grim line about a lung being nearly gone.
In the Birmingham Age-Herald a reader reflects that the uplift movement is often a painful spectacle where many people try to talk at once, highlighting chaotic public discourse and collective clamor. The comment captures frustration with noisy deliberations.
A brief column notes a physician advising moderation in spending and behavior, urging readers to curb excess and adopt prudent routines. The piece emphasizes discipline, self control, and steady habits as keys to improving personal finances and daily life.
A Loeuleville Courier Journal snippet notes a job prospect enticing cooks with afternoons off and a three day per week schedule, mentioning use of an automobile as part of the offer.
A brief column cites belief that the tenants discussed are not desirable plus a contrasting remark that they are nice people, highlighting tension between housing standards and neighborly sentiments.
The Detroit Free Press quotes a statement noting that they have four children. The exact context and individuals are not provided in the readable text.
A baby cries during a sermon as a mother tries to leave. The minister protests calling the interruption not disturbing him. The mother retorts with a pointed remark about the disturbance.
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