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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
2
The article argues irrigation boosts farm prosperity and home occupancy, increases rail traffic, and improves food supply in arid western regions. It notes irrigation spurs development, relieves congestion in older farming areas, and creates opportunities for young men. It also references a Japanese journal's note on unrest in Siberia and Russia’s Manchuria situation.
The Kobe Herald reports 14 000 Russians killed or wounded out of 40 000 after the engagement near San-de-pu. Scenes hidden from public view followed as 1 200 wounded were dragged to the railway and left in the snow for 24 hours. The freezing cold killed many as men begged for aid and attempted to seek shelter but froze to death.
In 1903 eight American writers in Rome launched a movement to buy and preserve the house where John Keats died and to establish a memorial library for his works and Shelley. The plan has won praise from President Roosevelt, King Edward, and the King of Italy.
Despatches report an option secured on a property located at the Piazza di Spagna near the Spanish steps, leading to Villa Medici. The house is presently owned by France.
The Pandieton Tribune notes the death of Russell Sage, praising his unmatched financial insight and influence on money and politics. It compares his genius to Tennyson, Napoleon, and Shakespeare, arguing his methods shaped the machinery of money making and fiscal opportunity.
An advertisement touts Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for vital energy and stomach, liver, and nerve support. It claims it renews vitality, improves digestion, and strengthens nerves, with warnings against habit forming substances and endorsements by physicians.
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