Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Subscription Rates
The Pendleton Daily East Oregonian lists subscription options by mail and carrier, with durations from one month to one year and weekly or semi weekly plans. It notes offices in Portland and Chicago, D C bureaus, and United Press Association membership.
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Vaccination in Cambodia and the royal change of fate
A historical note recalls Cambodia’s switch to inoculation during King Sisowath’s reign. The king embraced vaccination reluctantly, after deaths among his son and daughter-in-law, transforming inoculation into a royal affair despite earlier Buddhist beliefs and ancient Khmer grandeur. The piece contrasts ancient prosperity with modern medical adoption.
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Oregon Seeks Semi Centennial Celebration
The Oregon Daily Journal proposes a state semi centennial celebration for 1909 marking fifty years since Oregon’s 1869 admission to the union. The piece notes population growth from about 50,960 whites at statehood to 52,466 in 1860 and urges commercial and development groups to organize early.
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The Fertile Desert in Historical Civilizations
In Success Magazine Walter B. Wezel argues the desert regions became cradles of ancient civilizations. He notes arid zones across exrypt Syria Palestine Persia Arabia and parts of Africa as sites where early cultures arose and thrived despite harsh climates.
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Desert as a Storehouse of Food in Agriculture
A discussion on desert lands as reservoirs of essential minerals and potential for irrigation. The text argues Jews formed from desert origins and asserts deserts hold rich stores of potash magnesia and other nutrients, awaiting irrigation to yield long term agricultural abundance.
New York Herald Sends News to Fleet Near Australia
The New York Herald sent news from home to the American battleship fleet in the Australian seas as it sailed south from Sydney toward Melbourne. News was distributed by wireless to ships over 49 degrees south, via land wires and cable, reaching ships more than a hundred miles at sea. Sailors far from home felt a connection to "God's country" through the Herald's reports.
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Are You You A Riddle By Edmund Vance Cooke
A reflective verse fragment questions self identity and loyalty with rhetorical odds and moral musings. The piece ponders whether a person is an individual or part of a herd and whether true self governance or obedience defines a life.
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Peter the Scrutinous
Edmund Vance Cooke
When a Kid I Found Joy in Morning Glory Ties
A reminiscence blends verses of farm life and nostalgia from J M Louis in Houston Post. The speaker recalls rosebuds vines and benches, glory blossoms, ribbon grasses, and mockbirds, reliving childhood joy and singing with a bubbling soul as memories flood back. A separate note warns that teaching a man wrongdoing by force is misguided, suggesting boxing as a starting discipline.
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Houston Post
God Within and Ways of Prayer, a Poetic View
A reflective verse by Alice Binney on inner divinity beyond church and creed. It sees godliness as acts of fairness, kindness, and aiding others, where true prayer is found in comforting the weary and bringing hope. The poem urges living a life of compassion as sacred devotion.
The Man Will Wins. A Whistling Spirit For Tough Times
A spirited verse extols the whistler as the brave man who faces world woes with cheer. It lauds resilience and mettle, claiming the one who can whistle under pressure will conquer strife and lead at the front, keeping despair at bay.
Wheat yield claims meet practical gains in farming
The Department of Agriculture promotes new wheat methods promising large gains beyond exaggerated yields. Minnesota experiments show profits rising as farmers adopt government guidance, with last year’s gains totaling about two million dollars above normal. The department positions itself as a practical, non political agricultural university aiding farmers daily.
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University of Minnesota Experiment Station
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A Campaign Idol Parody From Kipling Echoes
A satirical poem mocks a political figure as a campaign idol drawing on Kipling style. It recalls rash promises, fluctuating certainty, and failure, noting missteps, empty pledges, and public vanity while alluding to Chicago News. The narrator and audience reflect on shared flaws as ballots loom.
Leading Sewing Machines Highlight White Standard and Fell
In the last year the article notes leading sewing machines such as the White and Standard, with mention of the Fell model. Readers are introduced to these brands in a period voice, suggesting a comparison of features and popularity among households and tailors.
Neagle Brothers advertise wagon and machine work needs
The notice states continued digging requires wagon repairing machine work and carriage painting at Neagle Brothers with moderate charges and skilled workers. Winona hacks Rex buggies Fairbanks engines and scales offered for sale and solicit patronage.
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