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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
4
A bold speaker declares refusal to bow to inherited power and vows a life of inquiry. The verse invokes courage to challenge the throne where wisdom rules, honoring fearless thought and the will to ask bold questions.
A sweeping, opinionated dispatch links Holland, Russia, and Spain era unrest with calls for militia readiness and political stances. It notes Dutch mobilization, Russian regulars amid labor turmoil, and warnings about militia discipline, while contrasting religious expansion of Islam with Christian history and global growth. Roosevelt, Barton, and Harrison figures are mentioned amid broader social debate.
Pendleton aims to raise funds for a public fountain near the new federal post office in Willson Park. Donors envision a beautiful fountain topped by a pioneer statue facing west, serving horses and dogs in hot weather. General Funston has orders to train Oregon National Guard officers in the department of the Columbia.
Fragmentary historical reflection cites Virgil on female leadership and links to the Lewis and Clark Centennial with references to Shoshone heroine Sacagawea guiding the expedition. It recalls women aiding early settlers, from Plymouth Rock to colonial Virginia, then leaps to unclear mentions of Whitman and boarding schools as women’s roles are celebrated and questioned.
The piece chronicles pioneer women shaping Oregon history through education, culture, and art. It highlights that women founded Pacific University, led exploration days, and fostered a movement tying Lewis and Clark Centennial to artistic growth in the Northwest. It also notes a poignant poem and a West Point exhibit forthcoming in World’s Fair context.
A fragmentary satirical note promotes laughter over pills as the cure for mischief and folly. It warns against frivolous, halfhearted entertainment and urges disciplined humor, condemning shallow clowning and urges readers to avoid careless frivolity.
A wartime poem extols Winfield Scott Schley, praising his valor and patriotism. The verse invokes North and South, legacy in the southern empire, and venerates the naval commander with lines about courage and eternal fame.
A testimonial claims improvement in appearance and health after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female ailments. The narrator describes relief from fatigue and weakness, noting restored vigor, beauty, and form after medical treatment.
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