Northwest Outlook and Oregon Pride Editorial
A long editorial decries government waste and war spending while urging real Oregon development. It critiques Lewis and Clark fair funding, praises rail and port projects, laments provincial ignorance, and calls for practical action by citizens and local groups to advance Northwest growth.
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Oregonian
My Rochevell
Congress
Army
Tle
Union
War and Navy Departments
Wollen Rule Jones and the Worker’s Toll
A fragment reflects on Wollen Rule Jones, his disdain for servants and luxury, and the moral burden of poverty. It portrays a conscience stirred by the misery of the working class and a longing for humane justice in a harsh social order.
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Wollen
Hamenity
Harleam
Imeelow
Oregon Development League Meeting Sparks Growth Optimism
Report from Portland and Pendleton notes attendance in Oregon and Hood River tops at the Oregon Development League session. It lauds new school construction, including Pilot Rock and Daniels County facilities, as signs of prosperity amid shifting politics, shipping cautions, and a cosmopolitan populace growing restless and distracted.
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Orewa Development League
Columbia
Portland
Metropolis
Oregon
Hood River
Pendleton
Peorle Wilingly
Dmatins
Pilot Rock
Russia's Area and Agricultural Potential
The document notes agriculture as Russia's main support, with four fifths of the population in farming. It details large uncultivated and swamp areas in European Russia, forests covering about two fifths of arable land, and vast wastelands draining to reveal nearly 1,000,000,000 cultivable acres if forests were cleared and swamps drained.
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Rusala
Rusia
A Little Fable About Self Government
A fragmentary fable depicts the littl e Peoples questioning benevolent rule yet being told they must prepare for self government. The Com mander offers a grim warning that tomorrow arrives only when they are ready to accept eternal governance.
Famine Fears Rise as Cotton Demand Grows Worldwide
The New York World notes rising danger of famine tied to scarce cotton, with American supply strained as global demand increases. It highlights potential gains for cotton producers in the West Indies, Nubia, and the Zambezi region and mentions bold hopes for new onlin production.
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Taylor
Niverty
Zambea
Ty Taineadhine
Tilly
New York World
Japan’s Island Kingdom Fact Partially Clear
A damaged OCR fragment outlines Japan as an island empire with a large land area and surrounding waters. It mentions prefectures or regions by garbled names, cites distances in miles, and references Formosan and Chinese coasts. The text is fragmented and hard to interpret.
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Empire of Japan
China
Recompense and Rites of Joyful Labor
The piece speaks in archaic verse about recompense for labor and joy in giving. It contrasts genuine feeling with showy displays, praising modest effort and the sorrow of those who seek through deceit. The speaker, Alive Carey, reflects on toil, moral duties, and the value of simple acts over grand displays.
Road Up Mount Blanc Project Drafted by Engineer Hatlat
A proposed electric railway from near sea level to near the mountain summit aims to reduce grades and ease ascent. The plan envisions stations and a route starting above sea level, with the line terminating at a high altitude as engineers seek the most favorable conditions for rarefied air travel. The text hints at a gambler’s aside from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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M. Hatlat
Descriptive Fishing Camp Scene and A Desperate Tale
An old fishing camp scene recounts a day of sport with rod and line, describing a battle, a prize, and a tense fight. The tale weaves in moral reflections, a companion’s peril, and a dramatic struggle from reel to end, ending with a note on honor and Christian conduct.
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Hell
Norein
Sonia
James Billeon
Fibroid Tumor Cure Claim From Pinkham Letters
Mrs Hayes writes Boston doctors failed to relieve fibroid symptoms including pain back and front bearing down and flow for three years She claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her tumor and strengthened her legs noting walking miles now and urging others to try the remedy with the Roxbury Boston Massachusetts address provided.
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Hayne
Dudley St
Roxbury
Toston
Mann
Mrs. Hayes
Dean Ma
Semetice
Lydia E. Pinklao
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dudley BF
Ruxbury
Bostieton
Mans
wesCoe
City Brewery Bottled Beer Ad Promotes Refreshing Summer Drink
A vintage ad extols City Brewery Bottled Beer as the greatest summer drink. It claims the beer is pure, always consistent, and adds youth and vigor. Bottled in Pendleton, it emphasizes temperature stability during shipment and offers quarts to half pints with home delivery via Bottling works.
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Whysicline
City Brewery
Alches
Pendleton
Ihwidence
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Pendleton Planing Mill
Robert Forster
Corner Webb and College
College Place
Siebert & Schwitz
Courterrest
Bickers
Kodak
Columbia University Collegiate
University Park Station
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Chris Ranley
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Portians
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Rock Spring
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Main Street
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Gus Lapontaine
Oeoeet
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