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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1901
Page
2
The text shows a damaged OCR fragment from the Oregonian Publishing Company. It references weekly and semi weekly publication details and rates, with scattered phrases about advertisements, tasting, and deadlines. The legible items indicate a newspaper advertising context and publication cadence.
Governor Geer appoints a five member commission for the Lewis and Clark Centennial to be staged in Portland in 1905. He urges all Oregonians to participate, stressing statewide effort, unity, and timely preparation to ensure the expo's success.
General Wood orders seizure of the Cuban newspaper Die Tudione and arrests editor Senor Cuprad after a cartoon deemed unfriendly to the administration. The move raises concerns about press freedom and government overreach in the colonial system under McKinley.
A fragment discusses bans on printing and presses by citizen groups. It cites President McKinley and a refusal to arrest editors or cartoonists while considering possible arrests for Cuban editor figures and other cartoonists.
The article recalls private remarks about the Bull Run battle and the “Water-Dog” Halman story. It notes Congress members visiting Washington to witness Union defeats, and Johnson and Cortelson’s late-night work in the White House as inauguration week passes.
The article extols a herbal blood purifier and tonic that strengthens circulation to prevent disease. It emphasizes avoiding minerals, praising roots and herbs for cleansing impurities, rebuilding nerve and immune strength, and renewing the whole system for old and young alike.
A scrambled jumble of phrases explores sorrow religion taste in food and relationships. The text references a man gauging faith and a woman’s mouth while noting errors in perception and the idea that drinks attempt to heal a man’s heart.
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