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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1903
Page
4
A garbled notice from the East Oregonian Publishing Company outlines subscription options and prices. It mentions weekly, semi weekly, and monthly mailings, with various durations and pricing, for Portland and nearby areas.
The readable parts describe soldiers, uniforms, banners, and executions in a war setting. It mentions hangman imagery, execution tools, and dramatic scenes with crowds. Names, dates, or precise events are absent or unreadable.
An extended editorial urges keeping money in Portland and home institutions to sustain local jobs and industry. It argues for local production, warns against sending business abroad, and cites broader economic ties, taxes, and community impact. The piece then touches on broader topics including press influence, global events, and migration trends.
Official Canadian figures show only 14 507 homestead entries in the past year with 5 162 by U S citizens. The data contradicts the claim that half the farmers are deserting the United States for British possessions, and indicate no depopulation threat as most entries were filed in America itself.
The New York World reviews Charles M Schwab's departure from leadership at the steel trust amid poverty and controversy. It questions public perception of success and explores themes of failure, rational storytelling, and the pressures of high-stakes leadership as Schwab reflects on his career trajectory and retirement.
A compact survey traces giants in history and myth from biblical Goliath to the Irish Giant O Brien and Cromwell era porters. It notes reports of extraordinary stature alongside frail health, with modern science’s view echoing the paradox of strength and weakness in legends.
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