Pendleton East Oregonian publishing rates and offices
The East Oregonian details subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, including daily six month and one year plans, and weekly options. It notes offices in Pendleton and Chicago for distribution, with the Oregon News Co. address and Bureau locations in Washington and New York.
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Orecon News Co
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Bryan the Hero for President in the 1908 election
A bold editorial lauds W J Bryan as the hero of reform and argues he deserves the presidency. It contrasts Bryan with Taft and praises Roosevelt as an ally of reform, asserting Bryan’s leadership and labor for the common good.
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W. J. Bryan
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Taft
Brian
Pendleton High Opens on Home Field with Football Spirit
The Pendleton high school football season starts this afternoon on its own field. The columnist defends football as a maker of grit and moral courage, arguing it counters effeminacy and teaches hard work, perseverance, and toughness alongside intellect. The piece emphasizes discipline, teamwork, and traditional athletic spirit.
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Pendleton High School
Bryan Campaign Tone Faces Blinded Voter Prejudice
The speech urges Bryan's election next Tuesday, asserting he and the Democratic platform merit victory. It attacks Republicans for flimflam and buncombe while appealing to prejudice, claiming Bryan stands on clear campaign merits.
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Bryan
Partisanship in a Republic and Civic Duty
A historic editorial argues that partisanship harms governance and stresses citizens should prioritize duty over party. It questions whether loyalty to a party should override the public good and urges informed, independent judgment beyond political factions.
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Pope
Row
Stand Patiom
Emek
Man and woman fashion tastes, Harrison Fisher view
Harrison Fisher argues men want women who appear up to date yet fear ridicule of fashions. He notes men judge by style over face or voice and prefer partners who look fashionable, while women mock new trends. He advocates classic standards for art but supports practical, modern dressing for social outings.
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Sherry
Thore
Harrison Fisher
Habit shapes destiny in steady daily choice
A reflection on fate as our own weaving, arguing habit governs thought and action. Repeats that habit, not rare genius, underpins almost all human achievement and efficiency, with industry and cheerfulness repeatedly cited as key traits.
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Berkeley Independent
Anger Harms Health Says Scientific Journal
A scientific journal notes that excessive anger shortens life and harms the system. It says controlled anger can act as a safety valve and brace the mind, though it cannot define a healthy amount. Future physicians may tailor anger levels for health.
Amusing GOP shifts on Bryan and Rockefeller stance
The piece notes Republicans label Bryan as enemy of business while also portraying him as allied with trusts, aiming to sway business and labor voters. It cites John D. Rockefeller praising Taft and Roosevelt clarifying Rockefeller’s position, though Rockefeller supports Taft.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Jonn D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Peruna Claims Grand Health Benefits For Elderly Readers
A collection of letters from elderly readers in Tennessee Massachusetts and Indiana praising Peruna as a health tonic. From Mrs. Edwarda of Walon City to Mr. Prince of Cattaraugus and others, they credit Peruna with restored strength, relief from ailments, and renewed energy in old age.
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J. Edwarda
Walon City
Tenn
Perana
What Do They Cure Analyzing Pierce Medicines in 1900s Ad
An old advertisement analyzes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It claims the tonics purify blood, invigorate mucous surfaces, and aid stomach bowel bladder and uterus. It notes non alcoholic, non secret formulas with glyceric extracts and pills for stomach, liver and bowels.
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Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Eatarrial Cage
Piel
Bryan's election and the tariff power a presidency illusion
The passage argues Congress controls tariff laws, making Bryan's election only a symbolic transfer of power. It suggests the public would gain a semblance of influence through the presidency without real governance, implying limited impact on policy.
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Bryan
Congress
Union County backs Aryan amid Seriber bank collapse
Reports say Union County supports Aryan due to the Seriber bank failure while the state notes Loa Grande collapse. Voters outside Union consider guarantees for Wink deposits as an election issue.
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Union County
Seriber
Thewands
Come to Oakland for Business Training at Polytechnic College
Polytechnic Business College and School of Boqserring at 506 Twelfth St Oakland offers top west facilities for high grade business training. The large institution resembles real offices where students practice business. Every graduate from the complete course is employed. Pleasant homelike host families provide room for young men and women at cost. Courses include Business Training Bharhand and Typewriting Telegraphy Civil Electrical Mechanical and Mining Engineering. College Journal and a copy with your name written thereon will be sent upon request.
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Polytechnic Business College
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Boqserring
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Oakland
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College Journal
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Why Women Dress Reflects Motives to Please Men and Themselves
The passage argues that women's dress is driven by mixed motives to please both themselves and men, with roughly equal emphasis. It notes that women generally succeed in achieving this balance between self-expression and social appeal.
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