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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
2
A fragment from East Oregonian publication shows varied content including notices, advertisements, and a literary critique. It cites political and religious commentary referencing William and the German emperor, with remarks on intellectual contemporaneity and remarks about a banner and cross.
Pendleton readies a five day carnival and harvest festival with a $5000 budget. City leaders and business owners pledge support to boost entertainment and rental values, stressing public spirit and collective effort to make Pendleton a progressive center.
In a Skagway interview Senator William FE. Mason labeled a tax on Alagia by the government treby as outrage and likened it to the causes of the American Revolution. He argued against ceding territory to Britain and criticized Hay’s diplomacy as weakening U S positions.
The World parodies imperial mythmaking by linking Emperor Willow of Germany to fanciful birth dates and referencing historical rulers Louis XI and William in a satirical critique. It mocks credulity in monarchic narratives and questions the imagined power of prayer in politics and warfare.
A 19th century essay questions whether the era’s politeness is vanishing. It contrasts the old code of chivalry with modern equality, praising gentleness, respect, and restraint while criticizing boastful behavior and casual disdain in public life.
A historical reflection laments declining public comportment and the pull of commercialism on society. It notes a residual aristocratic thread in Anglo-Saxon decorum and cites attempts to restore politeness, with a side mention of a patent remedy and the impending shutdown of Bessemer iron blast furnaces affecting about 5,000 men.
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