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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1903
Page
5
A historical note on how trying experiences test faith and self possession. It argues the natural impulse is fear and doubt, but undergoing hardship strengthens resolve and is a blessing rather than a hindrance. Quote from Horatio? Bell? Presented as reflective prose.
A discussion on infant and childhood development, noting variability in temperament and appetite. Emphasizes that overfeeding is risky, that apparent delicacy can yield later strength, and that conservative energy may conserve organs during growth. Highlights the role of parental care, observation, and physician consultation when illness or appetite changes occur.
Taxpayers defeated a $25 000 bond plan for a new eight room brick school in Pendleton amid low turnout by residents with children. Editorial notes blame the local turnout, urge a citizens meeting at Commercial Club rooms, and stress continued push for better education and town progress. Also covered are local arts notes, railroad talks, and a fatal outlaw incident in Bakersfield.
Miss Stone, the famed missionary held in the Balkan Mountains for nearly six months, remains a world familiar figure. She is well preserved, speaks with a strong voice, and recounts her experiences in a calm, engaging manner as Wyoming sheepmen prepare for a potential clash in the Sweetwater country if sheriffs cannot handle the situation.
The article argues General Miles’s inspection trip to the Philippines carries major political and moral weight for the republic. It asserts his experience and position as army commander justify prompt, public reporting of findings on the Philippines and American troops, urging War Department disclosure.
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