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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1907

Page

4

Emmanuel church new moral treatment department in Boston

The Emmanuel church of Boston installs a department of moral treatment for nervous disorders blending Christian science suggestion new thought self help and occultism. Pastors Dre Ellwood Worcester and Samuel McComb urge uplifting thoughts sunshine exercise healthy meals cheerful company and prayer to lift mood and energy, with remarkable early results.

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Rallying to Roosevelt at Bryan banquet in Chattanooga

John Temple Graves of Atlanta urges Roosevelt nomination by the Democratic national convention in Chattanooga. He argues for a return to principles, limiting corporate capital power, and honoring the popular leader as a unifying figure for the party.

John Temple Graves Atlanta Chattanooga Tenn Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Graves Empire Southern William J. Bryan

Roosevelt Nomination Slogan Echoes Plain People Plea

A clipped line from a campaign piece voices support for Theodore Roosevelt for another term, framing him as the leader who will complete the work started for the republic. The phrasing invokes faith and democracy, appealing to the broad electorate.

Evangel the Republic Slowhl Pit Thealore Roosevelt

Reclamation funding urged to revive desert lands

The chief of the reclamation department warns the U S fund may be exhausted by year end urging Congress to aid western states. Millions of acres remain unsurveyed for reclamation as rivers flow to deserts. Open lands given to railroads could fuel settlement and return funds to the treasury, prompting western lawmakers to act.

Reclamation Department United States Letras Congress West

Primaries divide vote claim refuted by Optimist

The Dalles editorial letter critiques a Primaries law argument as misleading. It explains the primary system allows only one candidate per party in the general election, regardless of how many entries occur in the primaries. It also notes a separate proposal to screen marriage license applicants for fitness.

Oreron Oregonian United States Optimist Geer Fulton Cake Smith Chamberlain Oregon Senate

Woman's Choice and Weather Complaints in 19th Century Verse

A Salem Journal verse notes a woman's complaint about chores when weather worsens, reflecting daily gendered labor. It cites a line about grumbling and responding to social expectations. The Brownsville Oregon Presbyterian church marked its 60th anniversary, highlighting local religious history.

A Little Lesson in New Thought Omnipotent Power

The article explores Omnipotence, arguing the Infinite is all powerful and humankind’s limits. It notes electricity and steam reveal power only as manifestations, while true power lies beyond human grasp. humans are essential though small parts of a greater whole in New Thought.

Webster Edison Nan Pat Cod

No tainted money praised in Kansas City lecture

William J. Bryan lauded churches and institutions that refuse tainted money at Grand Avenue Methodist Church in Kansas City. He urged ethics and morality in funding and warned against partnerships with criminals, arguing education and society must reject questionable funds.

Wiliam J. Bryan Grand Avenue Methodist Church Kansas City Tom

Oklahoma Constitution Printed For Circulation Next Week

The constitution for the new state of Oklahoma is being printed and will be ready for circulation by mid next week. It spans 125 pages in book form and exceeds many state constitutions in length, with estimates around 19 000 words on average for U S constitutions.

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The Proposal From a Poem by Biyard Taylor

A fragmentary poem lines show nature imagery and romantic vows. The violet loves a sunny bank the cowellp loves the seas the scarlet creeper loves the elm but I love thee. The oriole weds mottled mate and a lily bride of the bee. The text ends with a question about heaven’s marriage rings around the shoal weed thee.

Cowellp Scarlet Creeper Biyard Taylor

Burmese butchers face Indian rule and Unlawful meat sale

The text notes that all butchers in Burma are Indian, Thurman will not kill cattle or sell meat, and there is no current law against it. Respectable natives refuse killing for food, sport, or revenge, while fowl and fish are sacrificed for eating but fishermen are despised, and fowl slaughter is done reluctantly.

Burma

Fragmentary verse and obituary note in a distressed OCR

The readable text offers a poetic meditation on heaven and transcendence alongside an obituary fragment mentioning Charles G. DB, Roberty, Mrs. W. H. Snyder, and an Albany, Oregon merchant. The material blends devotional lines with damaged biographical hints and a hanging reference.

Hotel St.George Promoted as Northwest’s Up-To-Date

European plan and modern conveniences described for Hotel St. George. Steam heat throughout, en suite rooms with bath, large new sample room, telephone and fire alarm connections to office, and hot and cold running water in all rooms.

Bath St. George Ia Northwest

Rooms One Dollar to One Fifty Block From Depot

See the big electric sign for rooms priced at $1.00 to $1.50 a half block from the depot.

The Hotel Pendleton Refurbished and Ready for Guests

The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. Baths en suite and night rooms, headquarters for traveling men, weekly or monthly rates, excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service, bar and billiard room, located three blocks from depots.

Pendleton

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