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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1903
Page
5
Fragmented OCR lists subscription prices by year month week and mail carrier with locations and distribution points. The Rust Oregonian notice mentions Portland Chicago and Tacoma bureaus and addresses, plus avenues for subscription by mail and weekly formats.
The excerpt speaks of perseverance amid hardship. It contrasts regret with forward resolve and asserts battles remain before us. It urges thanks that things were not worse and calls for steadfast effort without yielding to whining.
A sweeping reflection on heartache as a universal malady. The essay laments broken loves and shattered ideals, describing how unfulfilled longing drains vitality and undercuts hope, turning toward a grim portrait of modern life and the search for solace. It also touches on immigration, local development, and rural economic ideas amid a brooding sense of social upheaval.
The Chicago Tribune notes John D Rockefeller is now the world’s richest person, with a wealth tally surpassing peers like Cornelius Vanderbilt and J Pierpont Morgan. It lists Alfred Krupp and the Rothschilds among other famed magnates and mentions the rise of South African wealth before the war.
A fragmentary piece describes waiters at a hotel table gathering bits of information from guests and other staff. It suggests servants overhear plans and movements, using coded talk and observed behavior to exchange insights, while some patrons move about gathering and exchanging small details.
Dr Buckley, noted editor and orator, spoke at a recent ceremony. A heckler from the gallery shouted "Lander" and Buckley retorted that the voter would hear him if he saw the tall figure in question.
Women as well as men suffer kidney and bladder trouble and need a remedy. The ad promotes Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer and Co, claiming quick relief and offering samples by mail. It cites symptoms like frequent urination and bedwetting and urges readers to send for information.
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