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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1901
Page
2
The notice lists subscription and advertising rates for the East Oregonian newspaper in Pendleton. It details charges for daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions, and specifies price per inch for display ads plus single line item rates for various insertions. It notes column widths and spacing as part of the advertising terms.
The article argues the steel strike seeks recognition of unions by steel trust management, not wage changes. It cites Minneapolis Pillsbury mills allowing employee committees to access books and share profits, claiming such participation yields high wages and prevents strikes, urging trust managers to heed worker rights.
Dispatches report David Nation applies for divorce from Carrie Nation the Kansas reformer famed for anti liquor campaigns. Mrs Nation dismisses the marriage as ended and notes her past efforts to reform the nation, comparing herself with notorious figures while editors deem the schemes defunct.
Fragments recount public curiosities and anecdotes from 19th century letters and columns. Notes on sincerity in asylums, Westminster Creed debates, Frank Anderson honey tale, Sir John Tenniel banquet remarks, Washington river lore, Vernet portrait tale, and Champ Clark as orator with drill sergeant imagery.
An advertisement touts Nau's Dyspepsia Cure claiming to heal weak stomachs and restore health. It lists price one dollar per bottle, six for five dollars, with express prepaid, and directs buyers to Tallman & Co or Frank Nau Portland Hotel Pharmacy in Portland, Oregon.
The Pilgrim editor laments the absence of The Poet's Corner in family newspapers. A Washington correspondent, admired by peers, died of pneumonia but inspired an anonymous tribute verse about his voyage on the sea and final rest.
The August Everybody's magazine presents Emilio Aguinaldo recounting his capture by Funston in clear detail. Oscar K. Davie contributes a wartime viewpoint, with nature pieces by L. W. Brownell and photography pieces by C. H. Catin. Maxfield Parrish color plates accompany Quiller-Couch's coast legend, with rural prize photos from Ladies' Home Journal and a new serial.
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