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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1903
Page
5
A fragmented newspaper passage blends moral reflections on justice with a list of Sherman antitrust era lawyers and a chaotic frontier dance scene. It juxtaposes quotes about honest government with portraits of Knox and others, then shifts to a rough frontier party where a fiddler plays, a shooting occurs, and a mock moral code underpins the revelry.
Public discourse denounces immigration and calls for deportation of six pauper immigrants from Russia arriving on BHul- Sari. It asserts America must exclude inciters and criminals, warning against letting Europe’s unwanted elements pollute national life and urging stricter enforcement of immigration laws.
A New York World note riffs on Roosevelt’s 60 day tour while European leaders travel. It argues government works without a Washington head as papers must chase him through lands. asks how the U S can function for 66 days without a head in the capital.
The consular service undergoes rapid reform as Congress has not passed measures, yet personnel are being strengthened to promote American trade. President Roosevelt supports improvements and cooperates with Washington officials to advance U.S. interests abroad.
The Washington Star notes reform efforts improving the consular service despite opposition. It cites a rise to 27 posts, with former sinecures fading as reform-minded appointments increase. The piece argues thorough reform would help, yet current changes show a more capable corps.
A New York World article cites a United States education commissioner arguing against the idle wealthy. It warns that fortunes made too easily foster moral degeneration and flamboyant misconduct. The piece calls for guiding millionaires toward useful work rather than wasteful leisure.
The Dalles land office receives a department order drawing four more townships in the Irrigation district of Umatilla county near Willows under the June 1902 act. Entries may be reduced at the Interior Secretary’s discretion. The tract drawn includes two townships from ranges 22 and 24 east.
An advertisement frames a constant internal battle between sickness and wellness, noting how factors like poor food and overwork oppose nourishment. It extols Scott’s Emulsion as a potent health aid, claiming it provides more nourishment than other means and offers a free sample upon request from Scott & Bowne in New York.
A fragmented verse extols morning as a rallying call and renewal. It ties dawn to growth, hope, and onward progress, with imagery of spring, rivers, and stars suggesting a transformative awakening. The garbled text preserves a martial and aspirational mood shaping a call to action.
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