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Sing for the Wing and Gulls in the Sea Ballad
Poem lines celebrate sea winds and gulls, praising fearless life and peaceful valleys. Quoted verse by Clarissa Dixon presents a lyrical meditation on courage, serenity, and resilience amid natural elements.
Taft Endorses Pinchot Amid Ballinger Tug of War
President Taft backs Gifford Pinchot and his conservation work while signaling tension with Secretary Ballinger. The piece argues Pinchot’s impact is broadly beneficial though critics worry about policy disputes and possible cabinet reshuffles. The writer questions Taft’s defense of Ballinger as a potential political cushion amid evolving forestry policy.
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Gifford Pincher
Pinchot
Shtepmen
Ballinger
Mr. Pinchot
Goften
Temperance Through Self Control Not Prohibition
A newspaper excerpt argues for temperance via individual self control rather than strict prohibitive laws. It cites a May Commopolitan letter by a mother praising temperance over prohibition and urges government to guide citizens rather than coerce them, likening rulers to a wise father.
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America
Prohibition Law Should Punish Salooners Harshly
The East Oregonian argues for strict laws to protect the vulnerable such as minors and habitual drunkards. It supports license revocation for saloon operators who sell to youths or blacklisted drunks, while urging stronger self control for the average man and harsher penalties for drunkenness.
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East Oregonian
Local rail plan eyed to run car between Umatilla and Pendleton
A proposed local service between Umatilla and Pendleton could ease through traffic and support Cortina project settlers. Advocates urge Oregon Railway and Navigation officials to place the first Norri man car on the Amatillon Pendleton run, cycling daily to handle rising loads and early colonization work.
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Portland Prohibition Plea On Prices And Closures
Portland urged to fix all prices as the 12 mile house and keep them closed. Critics warn against letting saloon influence sway and call for a clean, civilized basis. They oppose reform that pleases the liquor business and seek firm action.
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Portland
District fair band praised as top in the area
The district fair band and the McEirey band receive high praise for musical quality. The McEirey band is highlighted as one of the best organizations and a leading group in the community, appealing to both music lovers and nonfans alike.
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Comet
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German Dialect in Wisconsin Report in Atlantic Monthly
Chaulies D. Stewart notes in Atlantic Monthly that two German women converse in a scene including an Irish observer, showcasing authentic dialect. The piece discusses how German speech emerged naturally with German arrivals expanding across the region.
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Atlantic Monthly
Breitschneider
Gretchen
German in Wisconsin Speech Sparks Local Debate
The speaker notes immigrants, especially Yankees and Irish, settled in Erie and learned the language. He asserts Germans can speak a broad, rich brogue, challenging citizens to judge whether a German can not speak as broad as any native. The passage highlights attitudes toward language and assimilation among German settlers in Wisconsin.
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Weather Philosopher Warns of Coming Heat
A poem in dialect warns that hot days are ahead as the sun scorches the earth and threatens roofs and rafters. It urges readers, especially children, to mind their ways to avoid the harsher days to come as proclaimed by a weather philosopher in the Atlanta Constitution.
Busy young doctors rush to start practice tails
A Kentucky doctor tells ex-senator about a young physician in a small town who tries to speed around in his buggy to drum up business. A police officer stops him and cites a speed that prompts a $5 fine, which he doubles to $10 saying he must hurry back.
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Godfrey Hunter
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Hunter
Poltleemin
Eley
Golne
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Restorative
An advertisement-like item touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach weakness and liver laziness, claiming it acts as a stomach restorer liver invigorator and blood cleanser to improve digestive and hepatic health.
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Fragment from a missing era verse on changing seasons
Fragmentary poem lines describe wind, leaves, winter, and separation. Imagery includes a bachelor, a maiden, fire, and nature scenes with references to summer, autumn, and marching time. The text appears as a torn poetic fragment with irregular capitalization and invented words.
In Town, Friend Delivers Eerie Boarding House Moment
A young broker, urged by an old school friend, visits a town and answers a late night bell at a grim boarding house. He asks for Mr. Smith and the landlady coldly confirms his presence, directing him inside. The puzzling encounter hints at a chilling local tale.
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The pessimist stands beneath the ties of prosperity
A brief aphorism from Success Magazine notes the pessimist under prosperity’s shade who grumbles when fruit falls on the head.
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Success Magazine
Never Again Should I Take Unknown Stomach Remedies
A vintage warning urging readers to avoid untested substitutes for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The ad stresses the folly of experimenting with unknown stomach remedies and advocates sticking to trusted preparations.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Remedy Ad
Well known remedy for poor appetite sour feelings indigestion belching bloating dyspepsia malaria fever and ague. Try a bottle today and satisfy yourself.
For Sale Large Oregon ranch with diverse crops and improvements
Real estate ad from Pendleton Oregon offers 1800 acres fenced with three-wire fencing, 360 cultivated and 150 in hay and grain, 160 fruit trees, abundant berries, a five room house with water and phone, six brood mares, cattle, hogs, and farm machinery. Waterways and springs on the land, near four towns and 56 miles of railroad. Price 12500 dollars, terms available. broker E T Wade.
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