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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
5
A fragment reflecting on destiny and virtue with archaic phrasing. It praises a figure who commands all paths and fates, suggesting a flawless, honorable man whose influence guides good outcomes, while shadowy fates linger nearby in the verse.
Portland unions sent over 20000 dollars to aid Pennsylvania striking miners and warn that funds may return with interest if locals need aid. Mill men resist and labor sees its existence threatened by discriminatory actions. Officials urge calm talks and mutual understanding to bridge gaps between labor and capital for fair settlement.
A Denver Post brief argues a baking powder trust agent bribed legislators, serving as a ruthlessly loyal intermediary. The piece frames the issue as a test of agency versus employer, questioning who bears responsibility for legal and moral failings in the corruption chain.
The article recounts Britain bearing a costly setback as Colonel Plunkett and his small force are wiped out by Mad Mullah tribesmen. Maxim guns and modern rifles held briefly, then a hollow square failed under vast resistance. Cavalry and infantry flooded the breach, leaving only a few survivors. It blames military system rather than courage and notes Britain’s wide scattered holdings contribute to trouble.
The passage argues officers show inexperience in actual duties and neglect proper care of their men. It warns that ignorance of the foe and poor scouting led to Boer war reverses, while England’s staying power and prestige among subject peoples must be preserved despite temporary setbacks.
A letter heavy with criticism argues for better qualifications in appointing ambassadors and ministers, urging capable multilingual men rather than rewarded political figures. It condemns current Venezuela trade strategy and calls for overhaul of the post office department amid charges of irregularities and favoritism.
Portland statistics reveal one abortion per eleven mothers in the past year. editors argue motherhood binds families and advocates say homes fail without mothers. The piece condemns flirtation and promiscuity, praising home life and maternal influence as keys to moral society. It also notes relief efforts for Kwange natives and an Acre district dispute between Bolivia and Brazil, while reporting on tax exemptions for seamen and a highlighted case of a gallying sailor.
A historical note recalls Attorney General Knox's stance against trusts and his independence from industry ties. It highlights his Pittsburg speech condemning overcapitalization secrecy and price discrimination, and urges regulatory remedies under interstate commerce powers to curb monopolistic behavior and ensure public needs are served with transparency.
The excerpt questions whether the American people are powerless against monopolies under the current Constitution. It argues that state and federal governments struggle to address the evil, while noting that interstate and foreign trade allow national reach to curb these monopolies.
A distressed infant facing severe hardship was saved after a rapid intervention by local authorities and charitable groups. The child received urgent medical care and a stable foster placement, with ongoing monitoring to ensure safety and well being for the coming months.
An early 20th century health advertorial urges mothers to use Cuthoura Soap, Cuthure Ointment, and related products to treat and comfort infants with skin ailments. It promotes curing, soothing, and preserving the child's skin, scalp, and rashes, claiming relief from itching, irritation, and blood cooling in severe cases and touts the products as guardians of maternal peace.
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