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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1902
Page
6
An advertisement touts laundered work by J. F. Robinson's Domestic Laundry. It promises superior color, finish, and satisfaction for shirts and ladies' shirt waists, claiming their process preserves color longer than rivals.
A 1901 reminiscence praises Colonel James O. Broadhead of Missouri, recounting a prank by Rufus Sanders that ends with Broadhead leaping toward a pond and failing to clear it. The piece blends jokes about Broadhead’s vanity, a mule-seller dispute, and a humorous letter mix up that halves a mule, highlighting Broadhead’s political rise and the notion that two votes can decide fate.
Tired mothers with large households become slaves to their children's endless demands. Frequent care drains the mother and teaches children selfish, restless habits. Children grow to view mothers as conveniences, losing love and respect in the process.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Maude Adams maintains a private life and rarely expresses public ethical views, praising her genius while lamenting scant appearance of her opinions in print. A separate ventilation test suggests using lime water and a half pint bottle to gauge room air quality by white mist formation.
Wise at Laat. Stockson Bonds-Poor Lambley. He never could get on the right side of the market. Cutten Kewpons-Oh, but he has been for the list three months or so. Stockson Bonds-Really? Wiat- Cutten Kewpons-The outside. He's gult.
The Chicago Tribune quotes a farmer asking Brother Highmore about contributing to beautification of heathen areas. The reply mentions helping with laundry and washing in the context of the year’s efforts.
A pale man on a park bench confronts a red faced thief who wants the tools. A bridge ironworker explains hospital release, social aid, and work opportunities. The exchange highlights crime, reform, and post hospital support.
A collage of literary anecdotes names Ruffon Milton Jet Harte Hall Caine and Mrs Bolton among writers and works. Harvard men are cited arguing on biblical impact and the grand style of prose in a remark about the line O death where is thy sting O grave where is thy victory.
Don’ts For Drawing Room advises not to show excessive self consciousness in company or expect too much from others while encouraging them to expect much from you. It warns against focusing on bodily ailments and urges visiting the new Teutsch store, noting peculiar family history influences.
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