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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1903
Page
4
The city and congregation urge residents to improve their own houses to create a more beautiful city. They argue that a beautified city rests on beautified homes, with every man and woman in municipal life encouraged to put their house in order.
Theodore Roosevelt leaves Washington on a triumphal tour hailed as a symbol of free government. The piece extols his early life as a rancher, his Western grit, and the rugged American character shaped by liberty, duty, and citizen reverence for leadership.
The Pendleton Progressive Club plans a busy season with tasks to aid the city. Members aim to boost Pendleton by improving recruitment and offerings for home makers, and to press the county court to provide may help.
A reflective piece traces Portland's growth from a wilderness to a budding metropolis led by Henry W Corbett and early settlers. It discusses frontier hardship, infrastructure, and the emergence of labor unrest amid capital dominance, arbitration debates, and calls for collective action to balance wage issues and public welfare. The essay cites Corbett’s legacy and critiques partisan bias in obituaries and press coverage.
A Chicago press dispatch notes the National Association of Vastafacturers will meet in Vienna within a week or two. The gathering aims to coordinate efforts among leading manufacturers to weld a compact front, following a proposal at last year’s Indianapolis annual meeting.
Early baby nourishment is crucial and many mothers cannot nurse. Scott's Emulsion is promoted as the best aid for bottle feedings, aiding both mother and child. A free sample offer is extended by Scott & Bowne of New York.
A Milwaukee woman identified as Helena Hinn writes that Wine of Cardia grants health to both rich and poor women. She notes many of the rescued women testify to improved lives, highlighting the tonic’s claimed benefits and the charity of Werne of Card dus.
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