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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
4
A local notice records a post office related matter at Deudieton, with details about the second close proceeding. The readable text confirms an official action filed with the postal service and involved parties.
T C Taylor of Pendleton, back from the east, says sentiment favors Roosevelt for president. He argues the east’s substantial interests and the working class support Roosevelt, and that the next Republican convention will be rooseveltized until he accepts another term. He insists Roosevelt’s policy and work, including Pan ama and anti corruption, require his continued leadership.
A reader rails at an Oregon state fair catalogue for featuring 66,000 square miles east of the Cascades as terra incognita. No eastern Oregon scenes appear, only imagery tied to Salem and the capitol dome, omitting Union and Umatilla counties and farming districts.
The East Oregonian reports on the Kennewick Land and Irrigation Company sale, noting how the desert towns of Kennewick Irri con Echo and Her miston faced harsh, waterless conditions before a vitalising touch reshaped the landscape and prospects.
The Kennewick and nearby desert villages like Irrigon Echo and Hermiston have transformed from barren wastes into productive districts through irrigation. Industrial preachers and settlers opened the land, ditches reach into the wastes, and water vitality brings life and growth to the Inland Empire fields, with hopeful prospects for future crops.
The piece attacks liquor as a moral and mental health threat, praising prohibition gains such as Judge Artman of Indiana declaring licenses unconstitutional. It notes nearly two trillion in U S spending on alcohol and warns of wheat-field fires and unemployed men reliant on public aid, urging workers to seize jobs and insurers to cover crops. It concludes by calling Pendleton Tribune’s stance shift evidence of temperance momentum.
The piece condemns large crowds at boxing events comparing crowds to a mob. It criticizes violence in the ring while noting critics like General Fred Funston referencing the crowd as an unwhipped mob. The tone urges reflection on human brutality in sport.
Gum arabic, a vital Egyptian export, comes from a sap of a tall tree found in Kordofan and near Gedid in White Nile. Natives collect freely, with tapping from December to May after light cuts. Sap gathered by hand before the rainy season.
An excerpt reflecting on a piano a lost chord that awakens a fevered spirit. The speaker recalls a single chord with a sacred, almost heavenly resonance and wonders if such a divine sound comes only from the soul of the organist or from heaven itself.
A globe trotter ranks the three harsh climates as the Straits of Magellan region with year round gales and freezing temps, Sierra Leone’s marshy heat and 188 inches of rain, and Central Asia’s table lands with extreme dryness and Sahara like days and Arctic nights.
A scientific party led by Prof. John H. Fleet of Seattle and Prof. Cowles with researchers from Chicago reported discovery of millions of tiny worms in Urania glacier. The worms measured about an inch long, hair-thin, wriggling in the ice as scientists cut samples for microscope study.
A terse note notes a present shortage of cara and a shortage of passengers amid numerous wrecks, highlighting distress in travel and safety concerns.
A testimonial from Chipren Lewis Gower of New York dated December 16 1906 notes a skin irritation treated by a noted Paris physician using Cuticura. The remedy is praised for a perfect cure after the costly consultation. French dermatologists have long regarded Cuticura as a specific and it is noted to have been prescribed at Hospital Saint Louis Paris.
An old sore signals blood impurities and poisons. external salves only hide symptoms. The ad promises S. S. S. clears the blood, removes the root cause, and then sores heal with new flesh. It asserts inherited taint and midlife susceptibility. Free book offered by The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
The article extols country newspapers for progress in editorial skill and appearance, claiming they now rival metropolitan papers in influence and moral tone. It notes editors as men of character enlarging community impact, contrasting past contempt with current esteem.
Irveau proprietor advertises European plan with steam heat en suite rooms and bath. Large new sample room features modern conveniences including telephone fire alarm connections and hot and cold running water in all rooms. Hotel Bt. George touted as one of the northwest's most up-to-date accommodations.
Rooms priced at one dollar and one fifty cents a block and a half from the depot. See the blue electric sign.
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