Oregon Deeply Inaccurate Subscription Rates Notice
An archival notice from Pendleton Oregon presents an error riddled listing for The Daily Fast Oregonian subscription options and rates. The ad includes misprints and scattered phrases about daily and weekly mail and carrier delivery, with addresses for the Oregon News Co and Washington bureau.
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Oregonian Publishing CO
the Daily Fast
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Moral Character of Girls in Business Debate
Edwin A Nye argues that girls are steadier more dependable and honest than boys, noting they are prompt conscientious and do not loaf or gamble. He asserts society's standards raise girls’ moral character making it higher in business, urging readers not to underestimate this.
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California Bars Captain-elect Bell From Play On Nervous Basis
Commentary from the Evening Telegram praises the University of California action as sensible restraint in college athletics. It argues the welfare and development of the individual come first, and that athletics should serve education, not dominate it, signaling a healthier era for college sports.
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University of California
Bell
Ball
Berkeley
Evening Telegram
Absurd Tax on Cattle Sparks Trade Debate
The piece discusses Canadian cattle being fattened in the United States before export, arguing a high import duty discourages cross border fattening. It cites the New York Journal of Commerce calling duties on raw materials absurd in a manufacturing nation and considers potential English responses and impacts on pastures and feed.
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United
The
New York Journal of Commerce
England
Duty Policy Hurts Domestic Industry and Exports
The article argues against duties on cotton wool hides and other materials, noting a surplus of cotton for export and no tax on silt. It claims leather goods are exported despite hides duties, wool duties hinder domestic manufacturing, and questions duties on live cattle and wheat given cheap production and export of grain and flour. It calls for turning materials into finished products for both local and foreign markets.
The Happy Farmer and the Wits of Speculation
Solong Thatcher contrasts the farmer and the wily speculator in Max Wells Talisman. He argues the farmer gains inner rewards and honest toil while the quick fortune seekers incur dishonor, fraud, and ruin for the unwary.
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Thatcher
Maxwells Talisman
Hood
Galna
Robin Hood
Pendleton Firemen Earn Community Thanks for Brave Stand
Pendleton firemen battled a difficult blaze last night at the Alta house and stable. They confined the fire to the structure, performing feats worthy of praise and sustaining their commendable public record.
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Pendleton
Alta House
Penfield Fire Stirs Call for Gravity Water System
A large blaze highlights the need for a gravity fed water system in Pendleton as officials argue it would improve firefighting. The incident underscores vulnerabilities in current supply and prompts urgent debate on municipal infrastructure upgrades.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Firebug Warned To Migrate Now
A local alarm over a suspected arsonist in Pendleton prompts officials to urge the firebug to relocate. Police say the threat to homes and businesses remains unsettled as investigators pursue leads. Residents are advised to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity.
The Apple of Eden and the Pear's Early Rise
A fragment from E P Powell argues that pears predate edible apples in human history. He traces pear domestication to ancient lake villages in middle Europe, suggesting pears led early fruit cultivation before other fruits. The tone is speculative, placing pears at the dawn of civilized fruit culture.
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E. P. Powell
Eyes that Love and the Prose of Truth in Oregonian
A meditation on eyes that brighten dark days and heal sorrow, praising those who bring solace and joy. The piece intertwines devotional line about love and healing with a call to action by Truth, Justice, and Brotherhood. Published in the Oregonian.
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Brotherhood
Harry Murphy
The
Oregonian
Song of the Things That Are Aims at Practical Stunt
Poem fragments celebrate everyday life and work across places including the Sierras Gloucester fleet North forests Florida key and rail industry. It contrasts distant stars with a creed that heroes are workers and friends, urging a practical test of a theory rather than lofty dreams.
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Florida Key
Ingersoll Widow Hopes to Hear From Spirit
The widow of Colonel Robert G Ingersoll says she hopes to communicate with his spirit through spiritualist mediums. She denies being converted to spiritualism but remains open to conviction on the existence of spirits and would not fear to live longer if certain of her husband’s ongoing presence.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
New York
Mrs. Ingersoll
Ball Drops From 550 Feet As Street Catches After 13th Try
A ball dropped from the Washington monument at 550 feet was finally caught by Street on the 13th attempt after wind caused several deflections. Street, shaken by the impact, made the catch. In another note, Signor Kovelticker, an Italian zoologist, says fish have their own language, reporting a murmuring sound he heard, though not fully understood.
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Street
San Francisco
Signor Kovelticker
First bale of cotton bought to fund Bryan campaign
A Savannah dispatch reports Murray M. Stewart bought the season’s first bale of factory cotton for the Bryan democratic club. The bale was compressed and sent to Charles F L Murphy of Tammany Hall New York with a placard claiming Bryan will win the presidency and that the bale will be auctioned at Tammany Hall to raise funds for Bryan’s campaign.
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United Press
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Seison
Toduy
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Charles FL Murphy
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Bryan
Ball Dropped 550 Pret Bet Won by Charlee Street
Charlee Street, catcher for the Washington baseball team, won a $500 bet with John BldWe after performing an unprecedented yet oft-attempted feat of catching a regulation bareball, in today’s city event.
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Charlee Street
Washington
John BldWe
Think for thyself and own ideas over borrowed thoughts
Quote from Wilson urging individual thought over ideas borrowed from others. The line praises personal ingenuity and warns that a single original idea is stronger than many ideas gained from others. It reflects a value placed on independent thinking and self reliance.
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Wilson
No More Whiskers in Presidential Race Say Tribune
The New York Tribune notes the shift from beards in politics, citing 198 congressmen photos with beards and six of seven presidential contenders shaved. It argues public life favors smooth faces, likening current looks to Washington and early founders as the era of facial hair fades.
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Taft
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Harrison
Washington
New York Tribune
American medicinal roots praised by Dr Pierce
The text touts American forests yielding valuable medicinal roots and backs Dr. Pierce’s claims of cures for liver heart and women's ailments. It promises free extracts from standard works and asserts originality of his prescriptions, noting alcohol free medicines by Pierce.
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Perce
What To Do When Married Dorothy Dix Advice Card
Dorothy Dix prescribes a husband who abandons old friends and relatives for his wife, consults her on every engagement, praises her visually, ignores other women, labels her temper nerve, shares no personal tastes, and balances money with a hatred of money. The guidance emphasizes perpetual devotion and financial competence aimed at idealizing married life.
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