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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1910
Page
4
The piece appears as a fragmented postal record from a local Oregon paper. It lists subscription terms such as weekly and monthly rates, names like Dally and Sally, and identifiers for the Oregon News and United Press Association. It notes Pendleton post office and designation as an official city and county paper.
The piece argues that fears of global population growth are misplaced, pointing to Japan as a model of agricultural ingenuity. It contends that limited arable land can feed a large population through intensified farming, noting how nations may adopt stricter methods to meet rising demand and avert scarcity despite beliefs in doom.
An editorial in the Portland Journal condemns reclamation policy as looting Oregon of timber sale proceeds and national forest funds. It argues the program fails to credit the state adequately, warns against future land grabs, and urges recognition of Oregon’s rightful share for conservation and development.
P HUTCHINSON notes the party must align with Cannon's principles or risk never winning another national election. The remark casts doubt on Cannon's future influence and the party's strategy.
Pietro, working with a gang on rail road construction in Florida, avoids a rattlesnake under a pine log during his noon meal. The serpent strikes the bark as he lifts his legs, prompting a surprised exclamation. The tale appears in Everybody's Magazine.
Poem fragment in September issue cites Aunt Fannie Stearns Davis in Everybodys. The speaker calls for unseen fairies of the garden and pine woods seeking a face and touch beyond the world, ending with a literary attribution.
Tension and dread mark pregnancy as Mother's Friend supports the ordeal. The remedy helps nature with physical changes, provides comfort during waiting, and preserves form after birth. It soothes nausea, prevents breast cak ing, and promotes healthy motherhood. Sold at drug stores with a free information book from Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga.
A historical commentary notes that society girls undergo elaborate preparation before their debut but then face a world of negatives. Anna A. Rogers is cited calling them alarm clock women who buzz briefly and then collapse under unneeded duties and idle energies.
Assembly interests led by railroad and express firm powers launch covert attack on the Oregon railroad commission. The piece credits the commission with notable public benefits wrung from railroads, praising Oswald West Clyde B. Aitchison and Thomas K. Campbell as three reasons for its success.
The piece notes how the letter P sharply symbolizes female vanity through a range of beauty products. It argues this alphabetic cue ties to insurance, paint, powder, peroxide, pads, perfume, pencils and puffs.
An intelligent person faces execution after interpreting LW as one, in a tense incident highlighting how misreading abbreviations can lead to capital punishment in the In land Empire. Authorities say the case centers on a disputed meaning of L W W and a deadly verdict.
In a stunning turn, Cannon is denied the right to address crowds for his longtime party. Party leaders restrict his public stump speeches amid internal disputes and shifting alliances.
Pendleton Ore August 2 1910 Facitor East Oregonian rails at a plan to silence Speaker Joseph Cannon and the regular Republicans. The letter alleges Theodore Roosevelt and allies seek to dictate voting and thought, arguing Taft Pollette Cummins Dolliver Murdock only sharpen public opposition.
An opinion piece notes wealth emphasis drives fear of spinsterhood, urging readers to consider how materialist ideals erode home life. It cites thought leaders and a social trend where marriageability links to wealth, while praising the enduring strength of American girls and warning on moral sacrifices for money.
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