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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
4
The East Oregonian Publishing Company lists subscription options for Pendleton Oregon with weekly and semi weekly mail plans. Various durations and prices are shown including single-issue rates and postal details. The notice notes availability at local newsstands and provides editor contact and address information.
In San Francisco a preacher named Robert Hall argued a point about belief. He drew the word God in twine and covered it with a gold coin to show how perception can alter understanding. The other man finally saw the word when the coin hid it, illustrating a differing conclusion.
The Boise Capital News reports broad criticism of T A Wood of Portland for exploiting Oregon veterans. It cites five pension examiners pressured to probe charges, accusations of excessive fees, and withholding a ministerial roll to aid pension claims. The piece blends this with Pendleton school growth under Professor Conklin, noting rising high school enrollment and community improvements.
A historical note details U S forest reserve areas as of March 1 1906 totaling about 1 407 square miles and notes Roosevelt additions expanding reserves in Wyoming Montana and surrounding regions. It mentions Yellowstone National Park inclusion and plans for further credits and reserves with extensive but uncomputed territory increasing to several hundred square miles.
Tom Masson asks a string of sharp questions about the traits and ethics of aspiring yellow journalists. The piece surveys literacy, temper, honesty, and the drive to sensationalism, warning against compromising standards in pursuit of headlines.
A New York World note describes Moro piano music and its unusual reception in Europe, with two men and a woman in the background. It also mentions Mrs. Varverde of Shawnee, Kansas, and a transfer of ownership at a venue. Separately, a report notes 27,500 cata travelers and a mining infection affecting twenty thousand Westphalia miners, described as incurable and stemming from underground work.
A Richmond Virginia woman describes backache, bearing down pain, and a falling womb improving after using Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports losing weight then regaining strength after ten bottles, and urges others to try the remedy with Mrs Pinkham offering free advice by mail.
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