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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
4
A short 1903 note urges readers to shift focus from distress to positive actions. It contrasts dwelling on darkest aspects with choosing kindness, charity, forgiveness, and contentment to create a larger, happier world. The piece signs with H W Dreseer.
Charles E Hoover describes a long dispute between stockmen and sheepmen on Camas Prairie. He urges mutual rights and nonviolent resolution, recounting a peaceful settlement with a herder and warning that warlike actions worsen range conflicts. He cites local timber and land stats, stressing conservation of timber and range cooperation.
A compact editorial style piece argues for social reform and the Golden Rule guiding liberty. It condemns aristocracy, criticizes police courts, and urges work for locals over foreign incursions while calling for warless progress and political peace.
A dated, fragmentary passage questions vagrancy enforcement and social order. It denounces harsh treatment, raises concern over policing methods, and urges individual responsibility and loyalty while criticizing dual loyalties and political allegiance. The tone reflects sharp satire and distrust of officials.
A reflective poem on domestic quarrels and lingering regret. It contrasts harsh words spoken to loved ones with the lasting pain they cause, noting how injuries from within the home can outlast external battles and alter peace. The speaker laments wasted care and urges gentler wit with a focus on lasting heartbreak and fragile reconciliation.
The famed Rockefeller laments sleepless nights and loss of appetite, pondering the value of wealth when afflicted with insomnia and dyapepsia. The anecdote reflects the ironies of extreme privilege facing personal health struggles.
An advertisement promoting Scott’s Emulsion as vital nourishment for children who grow too fast or too slowly. It asserts the product aids healthy growth, strengths long limbs, and preserves energy. A sample tree is offered upon request from SCOTT & BOWNE, New York.
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