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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1904
Page
4
An old Oregon newspaper ad outlines subscription options for daily and weekly editions. It notes city distribution through newsstands and hotel wire services, with varying terms for daily, semi weekly, and weekly deliveries.
A garbled poetic fragment references freedom and walls, with ominous imagery of a moat of fear and steps of human sorrow. Carries the sense of struggle and a path through oppression, mentioning an Amish reference and a rising rampart as symbolic barriers.
In a fragmentary, florid prediction the piece imagines Little Alec Romanoff as heir to the Russian throne under Tsarist lineage, contrasting his fate with the long, contentious Romanoff line and noting the public gaze on his future amid political upheaval and imperial expectations.
The piece argues that vast land in Central Oregon and across the West is held by non-residents and timber firms, blocking settlement and improvement. It condemns eastern supply dependence, praises Western production, and cites Judge Parker’s renomination stance as moral leadership. It mentions mortgages fading from Umatilla County with wheat sales.
E J Pierpont Morgay is portrayed with notable humor as a London tale recounts a witty clash over noble pretensions. A woman asks which Morgane he belongs to. he quips about an independent branch dating to Norman kings and shows a $20 gold piece as their coat of arms, hinting at collecting such emblems.
Judge Parker stands as a champion of labor in New York, upholding the prevailing wage law in municipal contracts and supporting child labor regulation, bakery hour limits, and the eight hour rule. He is described as conscientious and fearless, a true man of the people who would treat capital and labor fairly if elected president.
The writer praises Bryan for moral courage endurance and iron will facing a two day national convention without rest. He calls the performance epic and worthy of the greatest artist with pen or brush and credits Louis Censor with the assessment.
The text presents a stirring verse urging readers to seize opportunity through action. It contrasts waiting for fate with taking responsibility, emphasizing that fortune rewards those who work with head heart and hands. It personifies Opportunity as a driver of achievement for the prepared individual.
The piece quotes Victor Hinge addressing Garibaldi with praise, citing a dramatic poem on Mentana and wartime sentiments. It notes a London Telegraph excerpt praising poetic dialogue and a Boston financier’s Amalgamated Copper tale boosting Everybody's Magazine sales toward a second edition.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes delivering a note and receiving a prompt reply. The speaker mentions taking another’s dime as security and references a Philadelphia event or prom scene. The text remains unclear but centers on a quick exchange and a crime-like detail.
An old medical testimonial extols lung capacity and warns of consumption risks. It claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures ulcer of the lungs and sore throats, recounting a patient from West Virginia who recovered after ten bottles and two pellets.
A fragmentary text shows a mother writing to Hartman from Delano, mentioning a Hartman Saultarium and a president, with unclear names and addresses. The readable phrases hint at a personal correspondence and institutional references, suggesting a human-interest note from a historical page.
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