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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1908
Page
4
The Oregonian announces its publication as a daily weekly and semi weekly independent paper from Pendleton Oregon, lists subscription rates by mail and carrier, notes sales at Oregon News Co and locations in Pendleton and Portland, and states postal status as second class matter. The notice includes distribution addresses and mentions being a member of the United Press Association.
A consular report notes rising demand for musical goods in the Far East as American gramophones and talking machines gain traction in China. Shanghai agencies sell US made disks, banjos, organs, and sheet music, with 15 pianos produced monthly. German harmonicas are cheap and competition with Germany grows.
Direct primaries, being held in many states for the first time, are jolting entrenched machines and pushing old politicians into retirement. The Chicago Daily News says the reform draws attention of leading thinkers and newspapers, with advocates once dismissed as cranks now gaining support. Voters gain early knowledge of candidates and what they stand for, while party loyalty influences choices.
The text argues voters should weigh a candidate’s fitness rather than follow party lines to ensure genuine representation. It warns that pressures from friends and foes push toward a straight party vote, urging conscientious citizens to seek informed choices.
The Indomitable, a British dreadnought cruiser, reportedly achieved 27 knots for hours during trials on the Quebec voyage return, averaging 25.13 knots overall from land to land. She beat Lusitania’s transatlantic pace and set the westward single‑day record at 605 knots noon to noon, while carrying full armament and equipment.
Carl Schurz in the September McClure's argues for the moral soundness of the plain people of America and against political cowards. He notes his many campaigns and says appeals to moral sense are the strongest argument in public questions. He cites Lincoln’s use of plain language and the greater weight of morality over profit.
A didactic reflection urges fear as a false power and urges courage. It claims fear harms body and mind, then asserts knowledge of self and life eliminates fear, noting two不可怕 things to fear: what one can help and what one cannot.
A fragmented proverb advises not to feel triumphant when another person gets what you want. It cautions against making the other party feel overly successful or comfortable in victory. The tone hints at social gamesmanship and personal restraint.
The notice states Schilling's Best Tea is packed in bags rather than bins or canisters and assures customers that grocers refund money if the tea is not liked. It emphasizes the retailer’s policy of refunding the shopper through the grocer.
Advert says kidney and bladder ailments affect both sexes and children, urging Swamp-Root as a cure. It promises free sample bottles and testimonials, directs readers to write to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York, and to mention the newspaper.
Consul Charles A. Miller cites ideas from a Mexican newspaper urging U S exporters to establish Mexico City agencies with Spanish speaking staff and traveling salesmen. Heavy machinery should be shown in major cities with demonstrators. farming implements demand grows as agriculture expands. Agencies in Mexico City and Monterey would serve central southern and northern Mexico via key rail centers.
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Under the direction of the Slaters of St. Francis of Philadelphia the school offers resident and day pupils with special attention to music and elocution. Students are prepared for teachers' examinations for county and state certificates. Address as noted in the special improvement claim of the past year.
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