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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1911
Page
4
The Reciprocity Treaty clears the House with Dems and insurgent Republicans in a sweeping vote. Support grows for Senate approval as tariffs and trust protection sparked broad public interest. Analysts note Canadian prices and farm costs influence views, while warning tariff politics may persist regardless of treaty fortunes.
The Rev. Frank J Milnes preached on selfishness as a root of evil and questioned whether selfishness can be entirely bad during a recent sermon at the local Presbyterian church, prompting thoughtful discussion among attendees.
The text argues that selfishness differs by enlightenment, claiming ignorant selfishness causes evil while enlightened self interest guides just actions. It cites Scrooge as ignorant selfishness and asserts true wisdom avoids wrong since ignorance is root of evil and education is remedy, with rulers, churchmen, and crooks as examples.
The article suggests the Mexican war is over and the Diaz government may implement reforms. It credits Madero and his followers with achieving some good through their revolt.
Governor Wood Row Wren announces his candidacy and begins a Western tour likely to draw attention. The Pendleton ball team shows slow progress in exiting the ellar.
A narrator asks if pursuing verse is worth leaving a grocery clerk job. They compare poets to Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Mary Patricia, lamenting chosen careers, finances, and whether writing will bring fame or personal costs such as marriage or hair. The query seeks guidance on risk and reward.
Robert W Service, a growing literary figure dubbed the Kipling of Canada, is thirty years old today. A Scotsman by birth, he worked as a bank clerk, sought change in western Canada, returned to banking briefly, then pivoted to writing. He recently visited New York to expand his horizons and consider new projects as he travels.
A damaged OCR fragment records a death notice dated April 2 1744 near the Tennessee border between France and Helwin. The text is garbled with names and places unclear.
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