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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
7
Published daily and semi weekly editions at Pendleton Oregon. On sale in Portland Imperial Hotel News Stand and other cities. Rates shown by mail or carrier for daily and semi weekly options. Includes subscription terms and order methods.
Grace E. Hall laments longing for a childhood village remembered from The Oregonian. The speaker reflects on a lake path and mornings free of worry as birds sing, seeking the road back to a bygone home and grateful memories that remain elusive.
The article argues for standardized federal or nationwide laws to resolve conflicts among state laws such as migratory bird rules and marriage codes. It cites Oregon, Washington, and other states, notes difficulties with open seasons and cross border marriages, and urges national standardization to avoid legal variance. It also discusses higher education aims, university life, and the value of athletics and research for students.
Report notes a fatal outcome from a passing auto’s careless driving. Authorities describe careless driving as a criminal offense and emphasize actions to prevent injury and death, though critics say measures come too late after harm occurs.
The text argues military training aids alertness and leadership more than soldiering. It says universities should not squander family funds, noting many students earn their way through work. It contends universities deny criticism and emphasize equal status of income and merit.
A newspaper column notes that writers including Jin Gle expect playful official rhyme words tied to the Fiume topic. The piece frames linguistic play around the political issue, suggesting editorial wit may accompany reporting.
The Daily Ena Oregonian notes Kirk and Courtney sent four car loads of clothing to the Sound. Mrs. A M Baley returned from Portland with her daughter Comte Maley placed in Portland high school. William Roesch travels to Portland for the exposition and to buy brewery machinery. W F Matlock and Miss Ett Swaggert return from Portland with Worley Matlock, a California visit. Freda Roesch, Pendleton Academy pupil, fell from a swing at the academy grounds, breaking her nose. she is home and under care of Dr C J Smith and expected to recover soon.
The Protades continues the legend of the Pleiades star cluster. Seven sisters born to Atlas and Pleione are linked to a condemned Titan and a vanished star termed the Lost Pleiad. Observers see six to fourteen stars, with telescopes revealing hundreds to thousands. cultures worldwide have worshipped the cluster and debated which sister is lost.
Chicago Sept 24 It was not until the early years of the nineteenth century that boots and shoes were made in right and left. A diplomat is a man who shut up when he has said enough. The high note of a song bird may be due to a sore throat.
A fragment from the Portland Telegram features poetic lines praising sunlit beauty on a tree. The verses describe golden light like rare lace and a shining, almost divine vision within the foliage.
A famed speaker earns praise for concise delivery, delivering sharp, to the point rhetoric that keeps audiences engaged. The public notes his skill in simplifying complex narratives into clear, impactful statements. His approach emphasizes clarity, brevity, and memorable closing lines.
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